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zura
12y ago
>Billing $20/hr (that's what we get in Bangalore) Just one correction, it is not because you're in Bangalore, but because you're asking $20/hr. I suggest next time ask 4-5x more and see what happens... Also, you
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zura
12y ago
Interesting how many [realized] ideas we are unaware of... e.g I've never heard about skoshbox or Omegle.
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zura
12y ago
Huh, I billed my client for 181 hours today. Although, the payment is due on Monday and I delivered more than a prototype ;)
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zura
12y ago
Also, programmers are usually "to the point" people, while business people love buzzwords.
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zura
12y ago
Btw, always wanted to ask. I'm sure you've seen this as well. There are a bunch of sites full of generic text and links beneath them with long and ugly URLs. I suppose they get paid when you click on those links. What are these si
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zura
12y ago
>They want something can generate money and they can focus on hacking without worrying about money. Exactly. Also, working on a potential second passive income source is as well more enjoyable and easy when you have a first one :)
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zura
12y ago
Interesting, do we have any alternative of YC in [eastern] Europe?
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zura
12y ago
Care to share income numbers (assuming it is ads based)? thanks
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zura
12y ago
I wander why SlickEdit is not as popular as Sublime Text? Is this due to price? Otherwise, SE is quite powerful and extensible as well.
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zura
12y ago
I'd love to see modern Turbo Vision clone :)
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zura
12y ago
Swift would be better.
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Ask HN: Have you (IT pro) ever been paid doing your hobby (non-IT)?
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zura
12y ago
I guess Scandinavian prisons are good for real criminals...
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zura
12y ago
I'm still waiting for "VisualErlang".
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zura
12y ago
It's Bjarne's style - long but readable texts.
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zura
12y ago
Honestly, I still think that 12MB for a system like Borland C is overkill.
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If People Could Immigrate Anywhere, Would Poverty Be Eliminated?
(theatlantic.com)
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12y ago
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zura
12y ago
Many compiler courses concentrate too much on the lexing and parsing parts of the front-end. I find it quite daunting and boring. Alternative solution can be to start the course from AST.
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Top Khmer Rouge leaders found guilty
(euronews.com)
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12y ago
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zura
12y ago
Well, it has its drawbacks, but if native controls are a requirement, what alternative cross-platform good enough frameworks do we have? Agree about your points, except you can Connect (dynamically) event handlers as in Qt's connect. F
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zura
12y ago
When I hear "GUI" and "native", wxWidgets immediately pops up in my head, which is a decent framework and wraps native controls. I wish it had more publicity.
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zura
12y ago
Thank you, seems very interesting. Usually, I only write pure C code when I really have to. Otherwise, I see no reason why someone should restrict "shimself" from using C++.
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zura
12y ago
Well, compare to eastern European salaries then ;)
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zura
12y ago
Well, maybe they made this rule in days when COBOL was in hype? ;)
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zura
12y ago
OK, refusing a visa because of your last sentences makes sense - i.e. to prevent you from "stealing" blue collar jobs from US citizens. But in your first sentences, you describe quite self-sufficient/sustained person - who &q
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zura
12y ago
I was asking about the concern of immigration officer - why should they have this presumption if you're, say, an experienced software engineer or similarly high skilled educated professional. Nobody with these skillset are going to sta
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zura
12y ago
Interesting. So if you decide to immigrate with B1, you have to do so illegally, right? And in this case your only option is blue collar jobs. But someone with enough knowledge and skills who is able to get into some accelerator program obv
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zura
12y ago
Sending invoices and getting paid by standard bank wire transfer.
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zura
12y ago
Nice. Any particular tutorial/article/book you're following?
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zura
12y ago
Btw, I remember there was a law stating that the code less than 10(?) lines is not copyright-able, no?
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