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Comment #17982260
Reading "Cracking the coding interview" is like studying the day before of an exam.
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Comment #17820619
In Germany I'd say Cologne.
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Ask HN: Folder structure for big front end applications?
Currently we are using Vue.js for our frontend. The folder structure is basically: we have a folder for each of our pages (e.g., "tickets", "ticket-details", "orders", "order-detai…
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Comment #17268703
I did it two years ago. No regrets so far.
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Comment #16896228
I read the paper, but I did not understand a thing. What is the path to follow (for example, books or papers to read) in order to at least understand what the paper is talking abou…
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Comment #16892914
Capsule Corporation (from Dragon Ball): "a company that creates special small capsules that shrink and hold objects of various sizes for easy storage".
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Comment #15375138
Off-topic: do you know if there exist glasses that do not touch the nose?
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Comment #15271591
Vue.js
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Ask HN: What about the other type of “time machine”?
I'm talking about the type of machine that creates time. For instance, you get into a room and stay there for 30 days. When you get out only 30 min. (for instance) have passed in t…
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Ask HN: Non-developers, how are your job interviews like?
We all know how they are for developers: programming challenges (Fizzbuzz, homework, whiteboard coding, etc.), examples of your work (GitHub, side projects, blog, etc.), questions …
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Ask HN: Developers in Germany, do you include a picture in your CV?
The only things I usually include on my CV are: name, surname, country and city of residence, email, phone, some links (e.g. GitHub profile), and of course professional experience,…
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Comment #12507166
Last time I read about age discrimination in software development, 40 (years) was the number. Now it seems it's 30. In 5 years I suspect that anyone above 25 will be considered "to…
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Comment #12444422
I do it every day, although my background in maths/physics is not enough to do it "the scientific way". There is one topic I'm constantly thinking about: "Where is the data, e.g. t…
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Comment #12351261
Couldn't we say the same thing about Ruby?
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Comment #12351257
Why does Python use methods for some functionality (e.g. list.index()) but functions for other (e.g. len(list))? http://effbot.org/pyfaq/why-does-python-use-methods-for-some... I g…
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Comment #12351249
IMHO Ruby is a good candidate.
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Comment #12095905
> So when you change job of your own initiative, it is assumed that you first get a new position, then give a notice and start your new position. It's pretty much the same in Europ…
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Comment #12095718
Serious question: what's the problem with résumé gaps? Is it a big deal in USA? I'd say that in Europe it's not such a big deal. Nobody is going to ask you why you have, for instan…
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Ask HN: Full remote position requirements?
I've heard that in general only mid-to-senior level developers are entrusted with full remote positions (or at least 80% or so). Do you find it true in your environment? The term m…
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Comment #11885591
Really interesting!
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Ask HN: iPod shuffle alternatives?
I really like my iPod shuffle[1]. It's the device I use the most and taking into account that it only cost me around 50 euros, I think it's the best "thing" I've ever bought. Just …