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by zn44 8y ago
It’s a great initiative but I am afraid it will only change business mode of tracking providers to offer self hosted software that will no longer be 3rd party ...
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by zn44 8y ago
Kill Process by William Hertling
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by zn44 8y ago
As easy as it is to say that it’s not google place to judge China government, what concerns me most is the precedent that this will create. I am pretty sure there will be a line of governments wanting to do the same and google will end up w
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by zn44 8y ago
when people you consider senior come to you for advice
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by zn44 8y ago
Can Netflix and Alphabet ‘reverse’ the problem and block the ISP that throttle them? I imagine some consumers would rather change ISP than stop using Netflix/google. (I would but that’s my UK perspective)
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by zn44 8y ago
Depends what you do, I am building EU (UK) company right now. We started before GDPR but we had it in mind early on and I don't believe it made it any harder for us. Obviously our business model didn't assume selling our costumer
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From Russia with youth: Meet the Puteens(economist.com)
3 points by zn44 9y ago|1 comments
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by zn44 9y ago
checkout http://theburningmonk.com/ for good posts on some serverless topics you've mentioned
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by zn44 9y ago
If possible you can try to find company that uses both stack you have experience with and stack you want to learn. Apply for position with stack you know and let them know you want to help and learn in different areas. That worked for me wh
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by zn44 9y ago
Not so much self-taught as i was after 2nd year of CS. But i've landed my internship and ultimately first full time job with a game written in c++ and opengl. It was guitar hero style music game with much simpler graphics. Job was at s
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by zn44 9y ago
I don't believe it helps with any problem. Apart from higher chance of investment and approval within company for being 'innovative'. They are solving simple problem with complex and unproven technology.
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by zn44 9y ago
hi is this remote us only or worldwide ?
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by zn44 9y ago
depends on what you want to build. In my experience it's great for simple prototypes. I see more and more people using it for bigger projects. Also you can always gradually move back to native if needed.
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by zn44 10y ago
I wouldn't be too confident about quality or authenticity of products in brick and mortar retail spots
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by zn44 10y ago
Many developers self identifies as autistic, i am sure you will encounter them on your interviews if you keep looking. They will understand. Stay calm and confident being angry, frustrated or nervous is most common reason i see people faili
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by zn44 10y ago
http://thedailywtf.com/articles/the-inner-json-effect
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by zn44 10y ago
i'd recommend react-native, iteration is very fast and you'd be able to reuse some of your web experience
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Ask HN: Resources about back end development?
2 points by zn44 10y ago|0 comments
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by zn44 10y ago
Also Russia neighbours should sleep well only because they don't have something Putin wants now?
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by zn44 10y ago
Baltic states have no value? How about connecting to Kaliningrad and more destabilisation?
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by zn44 10y ago
EU surprisingly did take strong position when Ukraine crisis started. Only way EU countries can stand against Russia is if they have backing of NATO. Without this noone will take the risk.
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by zn44 10y ago
Why did Russia need Crimea and Eastern Ukraine?
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by zn44 10y ago
By nice relations you mean: sure take Ukraine and we don't care about Baltic states?
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by zn44 10y ago
Made me think of http://thedailywtf.com/articles/the-inner-json-effect
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I know people who make it in London.