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by zura 12y ago
Actually, my comment was intended as a [half-] joke. In fact, I was once researching about relatively long-term job options in Antarctica - and I remember there were some options for IT staff. As for the short-term travel, it is quite expen
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by zura 12y ago
What's wrong with Antarctica? (And we have a quite good broadband connection here...)
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by zura 12y ago
That's $150 per month - average salary of an experienced full-time school teacher in Georgia (eastern Europe). And no, living costs are not that different from your place of living.
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by zura 12y ago
#2 tells you nothing about the ability of the candidate to do the actual job. In fact, mostly it is assumed that the candidate should prepare for the interview (i.e. #2). Instead of this, maybe you should concentrate to come up with better
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by zura 12y ago
Exactly. And when I need to learn some algorithm, I prefer high-level pseudo code rather than low-level pseudo asm.
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by zura 12y ago
One of the main point of revenue sharing is turning it into passive income - for the rest of your life. So no one will ever sign the terms which binds this to employment termination.
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Return/Enter key (ANSI, ISO, Big-ass)(deskthority.net)
2 points by zura 12y ago|0 comments
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by zura 12y ago
No `small backspace; big enter` layout?
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by zura 12y ago
Any chance for a REM0TE from Europe for an experienced C++ engineer?
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by zura 12y ago
Hotel by Arthur Hailey.
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by zura 12y ago
Go jobs: http://www.golangprojects.com/ As for US-only remotes - Actually, a vast majority of remote jobs from US companies are US-only, from my experience. This trend is as well becoming popular in UK (UK-only remotes). As
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by zura 12y ago
Why not choose C++/Qt/QML?
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by zura 12y ago
C++ jobs are quite rare in REMOTE space. If you're in USA, you might have bit more chances (all those US-only remote jobs...). I'm constantly seeking good C++ remote gigs (from Europe). Also, due to pragmatic reasons, besides othe
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by zura 12y ago
Not quite. I mean, it is an interesting book - functional programming idioms applied to C++ templates which gives you an interesting [generative] techniques applied to several GoF design patterns, but it is not an everyday C++ code you writ
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by zura 12y ago
How they are different from each other? :)
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by zura 12y ago
From the TOC, it seems pure Swift language course. I wish you could put more of iOS/OSX SDK content there.
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by zura 12y ago
Guys, I hate to crash your heroes but it is John Socha [0] who you should really admire :) He wrote Norton Commander and that Assembly book which was published under Norton's name. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by zura 12y ago
For Windows, I used DISCo Commander for many years, then switched to Total Commander.
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by zura 12y ago
Does being a cog in the wheel in some monstrous companies like EA corresponds to dream of making games?
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Gowut (Go Web UI Toolkit), similar to GWT but in Golang(sites.google.com)
3 points by zura 12y ago|1 comments
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by zura 12y ago
Btw, any chance you come up with 11"+ screens?
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by zura 12y ago
#VISIONECTIDEA Text and geometry only remote admin tool for slow networks.
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by zura 12y ago
Rem-o-te from Europe?
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by zura 12y ago
Agree. While Obj-C is one of the ugliest language, the main problem was/is API/SDK.
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by zura 12y ago
Can anybody put this book somewhere outside itunes? Thanks!
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by zura 12y ago
Agree. If only Go had generics, it would be so much more pleasant to use. I could deal with the absent of other constructs (exceptions, sum types, etc...). Yet, I'm anyway moving into Go (for back-end) for pragmatic reasons - availabil
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by zura 12y ago
Btw, do SSDs make any significant difference for desktops nowadays? I mean, I power up my PC once in a day. Also, as I'm aware it doesn't really help much with compilation performance. I'm asking this from dev-centric PoV.
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by zura 12y ago
Kudos for being language agnostic, but location agnosticism would have been even better! ;)
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by zura 12y ago
Georgia, Europe. Remote or periodical onsite. Experienced C++ engineer with a diverse background, including systems programming and rich cross-platform software development. Interested in projects involving: Stack: C++, C, Go (Golang), F#,
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by zura 12y ago
I'm always interested to hear opinions from Acme/Sam users. While these "editors" have some unique features, don't you find annoying the lack of basic code completion and syntax highlighting?

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