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by zupa-hu 12y ago
In (my) theory your salary is between the company's best alternative (hiring someone else for X) and your best alternative (go work for other company for Y). Companies do well as they interview many candidates. Developers generally do
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
Hm, I also see the benefits of having a suggested way of doing things, like gofmt. Maybe I'm wrong.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
This is valid about any feature. It's like adding 10.000 pages to the docs and saying you don't need to read them unless you want to.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
What upsets me about go generate is that it is orthogonal to the language, yet it comes baked in. It unnecessarily increases the footprint of the language, while essentially killing any alternative approaches. Feature creep comes one featur
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
payouts are not the problem. Payins are :)
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
sure, that's what the big winners do (pun intended)
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
$('textarea').css({resize:"vertical"})
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
hahaha, the box is priceless :DDD
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
Code Complete 2nd edition Super hands-on book. Since reading it, I'm writing better programs faster.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
By the way, many people make valuable content and support their work by ads. Ads are online currency. I am not using adblock because it is like stealing their work without paying.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
The Do Not Track movement says Do Not Make Money. The entire movement is pissing against the wind. Tracking is how these companies make money. This is their motivation system. A "low" of current online physics is "tracking ma
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
This sounds like you have several bugs in your processes. That's likely normal as you grow, and luckily you have a built-in alarm to beep that now it is time to fix them, it is no more premature optimization. Congratulations for hittin
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
> Holy crap, how do you people live like this? The hole point is getting advantages. Lucky us that it's hard; others won't keep pace!
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
while I have to agree, still, it has a psychological experiment side which is quite interesting. You don't see the picture, you have to be active to reveal it. Will this pull you into being active? So, it might as well be the virus bei
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
Gmail won't allow you to send this file to anyone, throws an error pointing you to https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6590 Ah, I almost forgot we are not spied on. Tried via local email client.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
oh guys, you have so much humor! (speaking FOR the comment) I in fact started actually reading the article only to be let down that it is not about an alternative to git. Remember the times when there was a correlation? Welcome to the
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
okay, I guess everyone learns differently. Then, you were lucky this time. I just hope all our kids will be able to choose their preferences when it's their turn.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
I am not saying having a recording of the class is not important. It absolutely is. Just let me download it. I guess Khan Academy and it's breed could satisfy both camps.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
One shouldn't take notes at all. Class is for understanding ; material should be available in books. Notebooks are an escape if the class is boring/irrelevant. They should not be banned, so students can make at least something
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
Just for the record, I have the exact opposite opinion. If you have the second, you can use it to build anything.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
I must say I'm impressed. And its response time is not bad either. But.. how will it scale?!
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
I had the same thought logicallee :)
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
There is no file.
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by zupa-hu 12y ago
This is the typical nice-to-have feature. It takes time to implement, adds server-side overhead, adds complexity but adds very little value. OP is arguing that it costs him resources to traverse the entire JSON. There are way more clients t
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by zupa-hu 13y ago
When you find yourself not jumping onto a task, the task is unclear. Break it down instead of solving it. Break it down until it takes so little effort that you would actually rather finish it than break it down further. -planning the day i
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by zupa-hu 13y ago
I had the same realization few months ago with a product I have been growth hacking for too long, improving on feedback, A/B testing, only to figure out people don't really care. >> people want everything for free just eve
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by zupa-hu 13y ago
It is only harmful if the developer actually used the variable as a side effect, aka relied on it outside the current scope. By making the global variable local to the scope around the if statement, side-effects won't escape the local
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by zupa-hu 13y ago
every guy has a name, makes no difference
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by zupa-hu 13y ago
I had thoughts about the topic once, and my Mom had a pretty solid counter-argument. That country would have too many haters and would be too easy to attack. Innovation better stays decentralized.
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by zupa-hu 13y ago
I'm from Europe and have absolutely no problem with this statement. I myself think that argument is valid. Although later immigrants had to take far less risk, and would argue they are the majority now. Please do not start a race-war,

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