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by z3t4 3y ago
I think it has to do with Node.js using Chromes JavaScript engine called V8. So whatever V8 does, node.js must do too.
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There is a saying that in any gold rush, those who make the most money are those who provide the tools. But the real reason is that software for developers will either fail, or get really big, and economy of scale. Related post: https:&#x2
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by z3t4 3y ago
I start making test cases until it breaks, then I rewrite it. If it doesn't break, by the time I have likely figured out how it works and I leave some comments to make it easier for the next person to understand it. Most of the time th
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by z3t4 3y ago
Maybe try spending time "on high altitude" when you are not working. Some athletes do this to increase their oxygen uptake. If you are not already doing physical training, you could probably increase your oxygen uptake by a lot ju
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Where do you store your data, on your own hard drives, or on google drive ?
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Both should gain something through the relation. Enough to make the relation worthwhile. It could be many things. Or just better then being alone.
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The difference is where they live, who they know, and who know them.
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by z3t4 3y ago
Advertise for ezInvoice and set the budget to $201 per click. The cost will not reach that high unless they start to advertise too, when they realize they will have to pay $100+ just to show the app name on top they will consider changing t
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Ask HN: How do you make developers trust your product?
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This is the crucial, but also most difficult part: > Have a hiring manager talk with you, specifically, about an opening that they want you, specifically, to fill. How do you get into that position, should you constantly market yourself,
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by z3t4 3y ago
What is the worse case scenario from running: sudo git clone https://bad.com/xyz && sudo cd xyz && sudo git pull
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by z3t4 3y ago
You can't login to Hotmail to read your Gmail email. You can however have an e-mail client that pull your mail from both.
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I think the problem with today's software is that there are few amateurs. Most software developers are professionals who get paid by the hour - that rather build something in 5 years then in 5 days because they get paid to do it, they
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A huge problem are the cartels that are usually 2-3 companies that has almost all the market share. They increase the prices, which reduce demand, then they tell the producers to lower the production in order to keep the prices artificially
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by z3t4 3y ago
It's very fun. Remins me about worms armageddon - but this is more fun. What are you using for the backend ? The hardest part in the beginning is to not get dropped in the water :P
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I often see people complaining about "it's just text, why is it so slow to render", you can render a high res 3d environment faster then you can render the same screen full of text. That said, the text rendering engines of to
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by z3t4 3y ago
This is such a dejavu, I remember a few years ago someone made the same initiative and succeeded to get a lot of repos/projects to place all their dotfiles in one folder, but I do not remember the name of the folder... anyone?
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by z3t4 3y ago
Also see my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36466406#36467459 Why do you trust Google and Microsoft, companies known to spy on their users, rather then some small company who would go under if someone fo
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by z3t4 3y ago
There are probably 1000 markdown editors out there ranging from a simple textarea that only lets you write text, to Emacs, and something like Msword on steroids. The nice thing about an open market is that when you no longer like a product
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by z3t4 3y ago
You just open a markdown editor, that has built in Google Drive support. And edit from there.
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tip: In order to flatten those if-statements you can return early, so if you start with if not ios then return - you get rid of one if..else.
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I want to add to the callback vs coroutines and async/serial discussion that it all depends on how you treat errors. Are errors mere exceptions or do you want to handle errors in the control flow ? For example turndeg(90), Move(10), Pi
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What I find interesting is that the end goal for many companies is to be sold to a global monopoly. It is not a fair competition. But I guess it's good for consumers who get free stuff - but the question is - would we get a better prod
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by z3t4 3y ago
This total lack of empathy is why our industry is a circle wank of dudes. Why do you feel so obliged to defend the most evil company in history? And why do you feel the need to make personal attacks at some dude, is it because you think you
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Software is more then just code. There are communities and ecosystems around it. When you release software you gain goodwill which is worth money to the right buyer. And all your users are good upsale and marketing targets. An unscrupulou
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With just open source someone can steal your house and lock you out. With copyleft they can still "steal" your house - but not lock you out, so you can still enjoy any improvements. Company owners hate GPL because they don't
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If a company would embrace, extend, and extinguish JavaScript, this is what it would look like.
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Tell the owners that the train might derail and that you wont be on it when it does, so they either have to slow down or risk crashing.
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How do you define wealth, and how would you describe 1920 level of wealth ? Sure there where a lower class that didn't have toilets etc, but what about middle class?
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I feel cheated that I have to work more then 15 hours per week just to afford a home for my family and put food on the table.

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