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by zerr 3y ago
Outside HN bubble, jQuery is quite an active project.
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by zerr 3y ago
Wasn't Netflix a family-friendly place? How common was part-time employment? Did the culture of fear prevail?
483.
by zerr 3y ago
That's better than being forced to do interviews at other FANGs, getting offers and only then getting raises matching those offers. I heard Netflix suggested this as well, for determining the current "market rate". Offloading
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by zerr 3y ago
Why not desktop apps?
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by zerr 3y ago
Why contractors with multiple clients are more privileged than single-client ones? If a person is willing to give up the EU-ean employee safety and benefits, i.e. exchange that with pure cash and become a contractor - even for the current e
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by zerr 3y ago
This happens due to the absence of feature completeness in the world of employment.
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by zerr 3y ago
I think the UX was the main reason people flocked to Google - an empty white page with a single search text entry and a button.
488.
by zerr 3y ago
There are new generations of cash poor tinkerers though, including the 3rd world.
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by zerr 3y ago
For anything outside like-ing and post-ing, facebooks UI/UX is horrendous. Even Internet search does not help to find out how something trivial is done... The only way is to watch youtube videos.
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by zerr 3y ago
I mean, school kids might have been used for menial work, but how was a composed music transformed into such rolls? Timing, aligning multiple pitches and instruments, etc...
491.
by zerr 3y ago
Cool! Another question: how are those actual song drums/cylinders made? i.e. how are songs programmed? Especially interested in those old machine drums.
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by zerr 3y ago
Didn't get why you worry about giving out your CV - just don't put any sensitive info, like you would not put it on your personal website.
493.
by zerr 3y ago
How does he convert a variable speed hand motion to a constant speed rolling? Some spring mechanism?
494.
by zerr 3y ago
Linux desktop UI environments always felt laggy compared to Windows. Is it the same nowadays?
495.
by zerr 3y ago
Any course/tutorial dissecting Tux Racer (or similar) sources would be nice.
496.
by zerr 3y ago
How is Swift's interop with C++ nowadays? Obj-C's seamless interop with C++ was (is?) the key advantage.
497.
by zerr 3y ago
Didn't Flutter ditch Skia recently due to performance reasons?
498.
by zerr 3y ago
Besides being unreadable, it is well known that Win32 API code is unwritable. It is only copy/paste-able.
499.
by zerr 3y ago
No need to specify years.
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by zerr 3y ago
They've moved (or still moving?) from XUL to a regular HTML/CSS/JS stack.
501.
by zerr 3y ago
Suggestion to counter the ageism: remove the first ~8 years of experience from your CV.
502.
by zerr 3y ago
Thunderbird is developed on top of Firefox.
503.
by zerr 3y ago
I mean, in case browsing Internet and researching is allowed, so should be LLMs.
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by zerr 3y ago
And Uno Platform ( https://platform.uno/ ) is akin to React Native in terms of native controls usage.
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by zerr 3y ago
Why would you eliminate someone for using LLMs? Assuming Lycosing is allowed as well as browsing Experts Exchange... LLMs are new search engines.
506.
by zerr 3y ago
Dart also deserves alternative UI frameworks. With varying combinations of native controls usage and imperative-ness.
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by zerr 3y ago
Refrigerator from 1940s, still does its job.
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by zerr 3y ago
I first got similar feelings when Bootstrap CSS framework plagued the (new) web.
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by zerr 3y ago
For Java, the fastest editor/IDE used to be JCreator. At that time, the only Java IDE made with native/C++ tech. Sadly, it is abandoned.
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by zerr 3y ago
> the quality of the App Store What does this mean? Last time I checked, the App Store was full of trash, similarly to Play Store.

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