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by vorador 10y ago
Is it possible for a person under an H-1B visa to have a money-generating side-project? I've read that it was absolutely illegal but I'd like to have an actual lawyer's opinion. Thanks!
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by vorador 10y ago
Nylas | https://nylas.com/ | San Francisco, CA (Soma) | Frontend (JS), Backend (Systems+Ops) Hi! We're Nylas. We build N1, the extensible, open source email client, and the infrastructure powering it. We're lookin
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by vorador 10y ago
As much as I'd like everybody to be using Python 3, the truth is there's not a lot of immediate benefits, which is why 85% of Python users are still using 2.x.
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Duke Nukem 3D source code review (2013)(fabiensanglard.net)
4 points by vorador 10y ago|0 comments
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by vorador 10y ago
The next few months are going to be interesting.
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by vorador 10y ago
Nylas | https://nylas.com/ | San Francisco, CA (Soma) | Frontend (JS), Backend (Systems+Ops) Hi! We're Nylas. We build N1, the extensible, open source email client, and the infrastructure powering it. We're lookin
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by vorador 11y ago
But isn't one of Slack's main ideas that groupchat should be colorful and fun? Adding support for animated gifs and emoji is an important design choice.
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Ask HN: What's your best automation hack?
3 points by vorador 11y ago|0 comments
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Anatomy of a crypto vulnerability(alexgaynor.net)
3 points by vorador 11y ago|0 comments
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by vorador 11y ago
Nylas | https://nylas.com/ | San Francisco, CA (Mission) | Frontend (JS), Backend (Systems+Ops) Hi! We're Nylas. We build N1, the extensible, open source email client, and the infrastructure powering it. We're loo
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by vorador 11y ago
It's a pretty simple idea actually --- tie your IoT device to a backend service and never worry about competitors stealing your UI/design. Case in point: the Nest Dropcam uses backend services to do image detection and alerting, t
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by vorador 11y ago
Interesting article but I think it has a critical flaw — not all startups are in the consumer space. Of course, there’s not going to be another Facebook for the next couple years at least, but another Stripe — maybe?
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by vorador 11y ago
Hi, I'm an engineer at Nylas. Basically we have a server side process which moves snoozed emails back to your IMAP/Exchange inbox when it's time to unsnooze them.
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by vorador 11y ago
The main reason is that you need to be backward compatible with 30 years of terrible hacks. That's why there's a ton of vaporware email clients --- there's a huge amount of work that most of your users don't suspect. Ful
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by vorador 11y ago
Everybody has to start somewhere.
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by vorador 11y ago
I have no doubt the people at Github have spent a lot of time thinking about multi-region failover. You never hear about the successful failovers --- only the ones which cause outages. To quote a famous US politician: "There are known
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by vorador 11y ago
Somehow related: "The bipolar LISP programmer" ( http://www.lambdassociates.org/blog/bipolar.htm ).
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by vorador 11y ago
This one, by far: https://charlie.bz/ . I love the idea of using Javascript to connect to a Windows 95 machine using VNC, just to display a very basic HTML page.
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3 Things I Learned as an Engineer Doing Customer Support(khamidou.com)
1 points by vorador 11y ago|0 comments
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Recreating retro shaders with WebGL(clemz.io)
1 points by vorador 11y ago|0 comments
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The Advertising Bubble(idlewords.com)
551 points by vorador 11y ago|325 comments
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by vorador 11y ago
Obviously, I don't know the details of the situation, but here's my 2 cents. You're saying that your program is already as effective as your team in the majority of cases. I've done my fair share of automation, and very
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Profiling Python in Production(nylas.com)
20 points by vorador 11y ago|2 comments
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by vorador 11y ago
To contrast with what you said, it’s very common in french contracts to be able to fire an employee in the first 8 month of her employment. This isn’t really « at-will » employment but it’s pretty close, especially for Europe.
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by vorador 11y ago
Frankly, I have a hard time believing that the misanthropic commenters on r/programming are major opensource contributors. The most prolific programmers simply don't have time to waste on comment threads.
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by vorador 11y ago
Cold showers work really well to bring your body temperature down.
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by vorador 11y ago
How did you get better at it? Did you move to a sales role?
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by vorador 11y ago
At Nylas we use Phabricator (which I heartily recommend) for code reviews. Generally we have two reviewers, one is responsible for the review and the other one tries to notice things the other reviewer hasn't found.
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by vorador 11y ago
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by vorador 12y ago
_ _ _ __ (_) | __ _ ___ | '_ \| | |/ _` / __| | | | | | | (_| \__ \ |_| |_|_|_|\__,_|___/ Nilas | https://www.nilas.com/ | San Francisco, CA (Mission) | Fron

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