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by zerr 2y ago
But do they also receive the same salary?
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by zerr 2y ago
No, it's because of Unix and AT&T monopoly.
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by zerr 2y ago
Didn't quite get, they compile ts to js using the compiler now written in Go, right? But we as end users still get js, not a native app.
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by zerr 2y ago
Use browser and web for websites, not applications. For apps, create native downloadable desktop software, which also work offline.
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by zerr 2y ago
AFAIK you can publish even Win32 apps on Windows Store.
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by zerr 2y ago
> Native WinUI–fast startup, light operation Did anyone notice the Windows Calc app became quite slow to startup recently? It takes 2+ seconds to transform from the empty window with a calc icon to the actual calculator UI. I should get
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by zerr 2y ago
Haxe and Dart (without Flutter) are quite nice.
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by zerr 2y ago
There is no way uBlock Origin users suddenly accept seeing ads. They will switch browsers.
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by zerr 2y ago
Did you experiment with different pricing? I wonder if slashing the price significantly would boost sales so much that it becomes viable a product.
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by zerr 2y ago
I mean how should non-technical prospects find you? They don't go to such tech talks/conferences, don't read tech books. Such clients usually go to software agencies but not to individuals.
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by zerr 2y ago
Usually, a client is the one who wants to be in the role of [fractional] CTO.
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by zerr 2y ago
I believe that targets more or less technical clients, CTOs, etc... How do you target completely non-technical prospects?
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by zerr 2y ago
Innovation in marketing?
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by zerr 2y ago
How about the CPU usage? Running a main loop at 60hz for a file manager sounds bit overkill. Agree about the MS offerings. That's why I use cross-platform frameworks (wx, qt) even for the Win-only apps.
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by zerr 2y ago
Good to know, thanks for the insight. I was playing with the idea of creating a similar app, with more features and faster (in C++). I guess there is no much demand for modern NC clones, orthodox file managers. Btw, are the sales still goin
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by zerr 2y ago
You mean all those complex UI stuff code is written in immediate GUI? How maintainable/readable is the resulting code?
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by zerr 2y ago
Do you suggest to use vanilla Java instead of Spring?
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by zerr 2y ago
You are talking only about extremes. There is a huge uncovered middle-ground. As for "illegal" immigration, it will always be the case when legal immigration is nearly impossible.
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by zerr 2y ago
The context of the current sub-thread is an economic development and wages. So yes, vibrant cities contribute positively to this. As for keeping "cozy" places, that's not a zero-sum game. We can have both.
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by zerr 2y ago
Have you ever heard "the middle of nowhere"? There are many such places. Now imagine vibrant cities and towns in such places.
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Why Legal Immigration Is Nearly Impossible: US Legal Immigration Rules Explained(cato.org)
48 points by zerr 2y ago|112 comments
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by zerr 2y ago
Does your co-founder come from 90s/early 2000s Java background?
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by zerr 2y ago
meta: Thanks @dang for listening the community - the comments, which is the main differentiating factor of HN, are no longer being detached from the job posts.
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by zerr 2y ago
Besides, even before that date, they were required to include salaries for "US Remote" positions in general, regardless of their incorporation state.
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by zerr 2y ago
You are breaking the law by omitting the salaries for US positions.
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by zerr 2y ago
Why publish at all? Why not just write privately?
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by zerr 2y ago
It's usually against EULA, but that has nothing to do with the law, no?
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by zerr 2y ago
Careers aside, even JavaScript engineers with experience in framework A having hard time getting jobs at companies where framework B is used.
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by zerr 2y ago
So what's the rebuttal blaming then?
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by zerr 2y ago
What's Music 1? Are there any online lectures available?

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