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by zura 12y ago
Patrick, I think you mentioned once, but could you please share an updated info regrading BCC Web app vs desktop version share percentages?
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by zura 12y ago
REM0TE from Europe possible for experienced C++ devs?
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by zura 12y ago
Why don't you consider some alternative work-around visas? Like L-1. And you can fallback to H1B when those become available again.
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by zura 12y ago
Agree, but due to my mild OCD, I still keep using Get to pair with Set :)
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by zura 12y ago
What I generally don't like in these kind of puzzles is that the task itself is given with some specific method or algorithm in mind (but you're not being told). i.e. to efficiently solve some particular task you have to use K-D
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Two Monkeys Were Paid Unequally: Excerpt from Frans de Waal's TED Talk(youtube.com)
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by zura 12y ago
I was reading Crenshaw's "Let's Build a Compiler" txt file. Good memories :)
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by zura 13y ago
Very interesting. Is it something that allowed only for evangelists? (vs regular engineers).
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by zura 13y ago
Looks very nice. Any plans to TypeScript-ify?
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by zura 13y ago
Btw, what is the most mature GUI toolkit for Go nowadays? Any experience using gotk3?
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by zura 13y ago
Since this is HN, could you please share some info about your saas?
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by zura 13y ago
> The choice of coroutines to back all of these things has broken the basic accessibility of all the content. Exactly. This is actually a good example of More is Less.
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by zura 13y ago
Jeff, do you work for Amazon from home?
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by zura 13y ago
Nice. Similar thing for Golang would be appreciated. I mean more advanced than Go tour.
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by zura 13y ago
Georgia (eastern Europe) seems like a good fit for those requirements. No bureaucracy, low taxes, cheaper than most central/western European places. One of the most capitalist states in Europe :)
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by zura 13y ago
Any advice [for programmers] of how to draw such pixel art [easily]?
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Impressive free hand street writing in London (youtube.com)
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by zura 13y ago
And if you prefer C++, there is Embarcadero C++ Builder. Interesting that it gets a somewhat less attention generally.
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by zura 13y ago
I wish video lectures of these were available...
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by zura 13y ago
At least I got an impression that Tptacek's most points are easily accountable so lets wait for Practical Cryptography With Go, 2nd Ed. :)
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by zura 13y ago
Exactly. I barely look for [remote] jobs at US companies, because most likely it is US-only remote. This trend became popular in UK as well. On the other hand, remote jobs at companies from other countries are usually world-wide remote. Emp
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by zura 13y ago
Anyone can comment if this Free to read online but paid PDF/EPUB download model works?
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by zura 13y ago
This is a good one for testing: http://www.troll.me/2011/08/31/the-most-interesting-man-in-t...
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by zura 13y ago
"I rarely write code, but when I do..." Can anybody come up with a good ending? :)
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by zura 13y ago
Interesting, how did you end up in Dart team? I mean that "famous" Google-way of randomly assigning employees to projects. And is there any way to apply directly to Dart (or any other) team?
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by zura 13y ago
Speaking about remote C++ jobs - I sent an email to you more than two months ago, for the C++ dev position at Eyeo, which they still advertise on their jobs site. I sent again after a couple of weeks. No reply. Could you please confirm that
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by zura 13y ago
Especially remote jobs, outside US.
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by zura 13y ago
Walter, always wanted to ask you - what do you do for living? Is it something related to D or compilers in general (consulting maybe?). Also interesting if Digital Mars commercial compiler had/has any success.
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by zura 13y ago
I'd be interested in similar site but more relevant to remote core/C++ engineering jobs, which are really rare, especially outside US.
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How many companies are 100% distributed? (Research summary)(scottberkun.com)
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