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by yhoiseth 8y ago
Cool. Any way to get updates on this?
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
Have you considered something like Lambda Co-op? https://lambdaschool.com/blog/announcing-lambda-co-op-commun...
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How did that turn out?
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
What an amazing story. Thanks for sharing!
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
While I really like the changes, this article reads like a PR piece from Urban Sharing and/or the city government.
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
For people coming to this thread looking for alternatives: I'm quite happy with Scrutinizer [1], especially for the easy setup and automatic code quality analysis. 1. https://scrutinizer-ci.com/
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Why don't public transport networks have more routes to each terminal?(economics.stackexchange.com)
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
I find SizeUp to be a lifesaver. Good example of a finished app. It does what it’s supposed to and is incredibly stable and reliable.
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
Check out the Symfony docs and https://symfonycasts.com/ .
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
The Symfony docs are great. Also, see https://symfonycasts.com/ .
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> […] not hard to find decent PHP developers anymore. In Oslo, I found PHP developers hard to come by. Though, I think the situation is better in continental Europe.
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
My understanding is that everything is cloned – included Redis and any search indexes. I've only tried with a database though, so that's the only thing I'm certain that works.
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
This is great news. I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with. I'm not sure how relevant it is to you, but I hope you take some inspiration from https://platform.sh/ – it's the PaaS I've had th
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
> The gun is also a lot heavier than a standard rifle. Good point. This is a big deal because load carried in your hands or, to a lesser degree, on a shoulder strap is more taxing than load carried on a vest.
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Let's deploy to production [video](youtube.com)
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
My go-to stack is Django Rest Framework with Postgres and React, hosted on Platform.sh. But if I wanted to quickly put together a website to test some hypotheses, I would try https://github.com/sahat/hackathon-starter .
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
As a rule of thumb, I tell myself that it’s better to throw away food than to overeat. (Preparing just the right amount is even better, but more difficult.)
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Ask HN: Have you made a software “hub” to manage your personal life?
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Preventing Sunday blues(yngve.hoiseth.net)
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
I agree that some things make Lyft seem more risky than Uber. But to investors, risky bets can be good if they have opportunities to diversify.
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
Good question. Some hypotheses: - Fewer users => smaller impact - Fewer ads => smaller abuse potential - Users spend less time on LinkedIn - Users share less personal information - LinkedIn has other revenue sources than ads, making t
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
Do you have to tweak anything to achieve this?
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
Have you tried using a tool like Anki? Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17846356
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
I think you're right that it's not that simple. The really valuable knowledge is not the type you get from introductory tutorials, but the type you get from working on production systems. GitLab concluded that they didn't hav
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
I think you're right in that one of the major reasons why companies prefer seniors is to reduce risk. But the agency in your story appears to have had such a lack of quality control that it was a disaster waiting to happen. Didn't
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
Great work! I especially liked the quadrant charts in the conclusions, such as https://2018.stateofjs.com/front-end-frameworks/conclusion/ because they provide a quick way to see the opinions from the survey.
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
This has been my experience, too. For example, I wanted to use Airtable for a survey, but after needing two missing features which have been requested for a long time [1, 2], I lost my motivation. 1. https://community.airtable.co
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
I think you may be onto something. But what about the incentives to click-bait this creates? When I pay for content, I want the creators' incentives to be aligned with mine (high-quality content not designed to draw me in by appealing
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
This reminds me of Toyota, which (allegedly) never let anyone off after process improvements, because that would undermine the trust which is necessary for employees to feel safe when suggesting improvements. These stories seem to me like m
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by yhoiseth 8y ago
I’d be interested in hearing more, but not enough to read an entire book. Can you please elaborate or link to a shorter text, such as a blog post?

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