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by znt 9y ago
You can just visit http://www.4clojure.com/ and start practising Clojure. No need to install anything.
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Istanbul taxi drivers beat up Uber Drivers(hurriyetdailynews.com)
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by znt 9y ago
This was around 7 years ago or so. Found about Google App Engine on Hacker News. Ended up learning Python & Django so I could deploy apps on App Engine. A couple years later, ended up doing (rather high profile) a couple of projects for
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by znt 9y ago
Similar language is also being used in northern Turkey: http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2015/08/whistled-turkish-tick...
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by znt 9y ago
High Frequency Trading. They have been on the rise for last couple of years.
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by znt 9y ago
Writing pure functions really helps with maintainability: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_function You will always have side effects but you can try to isolate the bits that are impure and write the rest of your sof
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by znt 9y ago
Maybe it's because you don't spend 5 hours reading through webpack documentation and examples?
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by znt 9y ago
Monero (XMR) has seen nice increases this year, its little brother AEON is flying under the radar atm. I believe it's only available on Bittrex and HitBTC. It may blow up if it gets added to Asian exchanges or Bitfinex.
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by znt 9y ago
Institutional money is coming in next year, via CME Bitcoin futures and possibly ETF. It would be wise to hold some crypto in case the bubble gets even crazier.
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by znt 9y ago
Around 2 years ago I was joking about it ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10478267 ). I guess it was a matter of time till it happened.
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by znt 10y ago
You should try both. Choose a project and implement it using the two. Start with a basic todo list. Then add support for permissions. Then add support for versioned entries. Then add a REST layer on top.
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by znt 10y ago
An open source & free, ACID compliant, horizontally scalable database that supports versioned data out of the box. Currently there is way too much time and money is being spent on re-implementing this functionality on normal DBs. PS: Th
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by znt 10y ago
Very beautiful interface.
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by znt 10y ago
It says "107.21 M USD EQUIVALENT" without any evidence. I highly doubt that amount is legitimate. Or they may be laundering money as well, I wouldn't spend too much time thinking on this.
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by znt 10y ago
I think DAO is a complicated abstraction layer over blockchain protocol, meaning that when you get hacked you don't know how much money you actually lost.
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by znt 11y ago
How about this: https://facebook.github.io/jest/ It lets you run your tests on node.js, so your test runner does not have to start a browser etc.
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by znt 11y ago
Just give this a go: http://www.4clojure.com/ Don't need to install anything.
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by znt 11y ago
My friend runs this company called Documentica, I can put you in touch if you are interested: http://documentica.com/ I think they have released version 1.0 now.
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by znt 11y ago
There are free Coursera courses available for webdev: https://www.coursera.org/specializations/full-stack It lists a price for each course, but you can actually access the material without paying anything. You have an
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by znt 11y ago
You can get an ECAA visa and work in UK as a freelancer: https://www.gov.uk/turkish-business-person/overview
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by znt 11y ago
This is definitely going to be good fun. Next in series: - Twitch manages a portfolio - Twitch defuses a bomb - Twitch controls air traffic - Twitch performs a heart surgery
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by znt 11y ago
Coderstack (which is dead now) used to only accept direct job posts. I wonder if a similar service would gain traction again. Because all of the job boards for UK have 90% recruiter spam really.
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by znt 11y ago
Could you give advice on how to find like-minded co-founders? And what do you think makes someone "good co-founder material"?
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by znt 11y ago
AFAIK teachers spend quite a lot of time grading student papers. This would be easy for multiple choice type homework, but grading essays etc is all manual work at the moment.
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by znt 11y ago
It's in the book Outliers, by Malcolm Gladwell. More info: http://blogs.wsj.com/middleseat/2008/12/04/malcolm-gladwell-...
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by znt 11y ago
Recruiter's priority is to get you to sign a contract so he can take his cut. This may not align with your best interests as he can make you a lower offer than you aim for, if you reveal your past salary information.
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by znt 11y ago
Are you planning to support smartphones / tablets? A single attack button would be very useful on these devices, not sure how you are going to handle directional attacks though.
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by znt 11y ago
Statistics without Tears is a good read. It makes use of very simple examples to explain the concepts.
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by znt 11y ago
There is this IndieGogo project for a mini sleep apnea mask, if anyone is interested: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/airing-the-first-hoseless...
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by znt 11y ago
Maybe have a look at this also: https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning/

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