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afs35mm

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About afs35mm

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    Comment #36857767

    Scraping webpages is extremely useful and this would seem to combat this. It's also extremely useful by... oh yes... Google. And I'm sure they would find a way to whitelist their s…

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    Show HN: RateYourRecruiter.dev

    Tech recruiting and interviewing sucks. So I created https://www.rateyourrecruiter.dev/ to hold recruiters to account. The elevator pitch reads: Interviewing for a role in a highly…

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    Comment #20891832

    What's really amazing about this whole thing is that it's more a guide as to not give bad (nit-pickey, overly critical, discouraging) code reviews, than how to give good ones. I th…

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    Comment #18144703

    Here's one question that's always bugged me - What's stopping a malicious user from sending an HTTP request from any API client like Postman, or even Curl from the CL? Something li…

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    Comment #16889559

    Hi Don! Are you hiring engineers in NYC by chance for this new opportunity? :)

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    Comment #12717407

    FYI, for all the jaded readers/commenters (everyone?) I think this is just a an op-ed piece in the vein of "Why X Is Better Than Y" That Lucky Peach has been doing. http://luckypea…

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    Comment #12717406

    FYI, for all the jaded readers/commenters (everyone?) I think this is just a an op-ed piece in the vein of "Why X Is Better Than Y" That Lucky Peach has been doing. http://luckypea…

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    Comment #11602671

    Agreed. As someone in the interview process once again, and being a bit more introspective this time, it's just really amazing how BS the entire whiteboard/share-scree "code this o…

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    Comment #11462922

    I took and completed Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 1 ( https://www.coursera.org/course/algo ) for free, and it was 100% worth it. It was just the right amount of challengin…

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    Comment #10441660

    I was like this, to an extent, as well in my early twenties. What I realized was that I _didn't_ want to be like this, and like anything - it takes practice. I consider myself smar…

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    Comment #8199577

    "Don’t argue with me, don’t call me names, don’t tell me that I can’t stop you, don’t say I’m a racist pig, don’t threaten that you’ll sue me and take away my badge. Don’t scream a…

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    Comment #8132385

    I'm not entirely sure this is an accurate analogy. vendor prefixes solved a need. Why should we be developing to the lowest common denominator? I think we should also watch out for…

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    Comment #8068580

    This seems like a complete paradigm shift from the Jobs-days of so closely holding and protecting their brand. Refusing to dilute it with Home Simpson and poorly drawn Golden Gate …

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    Comment #7687601

    Woz wrote BASIC from scratch and I'm having trouble with call and apply...

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    Comment #6862894

    What platform did you use for deployment? When I dove into Node awhile back it seemed the most difficult part was finding a stable hosting solution...

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    Comment #6787151

    Very curious how Meiklejohn came to associate the 12sENw address with Bitstamp...

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    Comment #6026879

    Interesting that the redesigned touchpad was designed (subconsciously?) taking cues from bootcamp css...

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