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Comment #33327423
Here is what he needs to do. If he is a good mobile developer and knows English to pass an interview, first thing he should find a good-paying remote job. Couple of good places to …
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Comment #30568946
I'd recommend going through "Early history of Smalltalk" and "The Dream machine". First covers Kay's work and Smalltalk - how it started, what was the reasoning behind it. I'm stil…
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Comment #25497744
Nice post, very well written! Just not sure why compare non-gc low-level statically-typed language with vm-based gc dynamic language.
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Comment #24290740
There is one thing I'm always thinking about: a mesh network of autonomous devices that scattered across a field or a forest and a base nearby. These devices can have temperature s…
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Comment #20850722
It’ll be very helpful to hear what steps did you take before building your product. Did you try to reach out potential users with just the idea to discuss it? Also did you check ot…
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Comment #18838152
Oh, man, you just have written my exact thoughts! I also have a problem revisiting my notes, ideas, etc. I was thinking about creating a note-taking app with reminder. I know, that…
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Comment #18402376
Thought it were my "miss clicks"! Now its becoming interesting... (i'm on mojave and latest chrome)
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Comment #18357866
Doesn’t work for me already couple of hours. Mobile app says can’t reach reddit. However old.reddit.com works :)
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Comment #18357726
The site says: Sorry, we have failed you. Try refreshing!
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Comment #18351643
Hi! You probably don’t want to go with all users, you just need to pick matched once. When a new user signs up, you need to take his books and genres and find users with the same o…
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Comment #18217468
One think that I could understand to the time - there are no “hacks” in such kind of situations. There is no special routine that can keep you focused just by doing this routine. O…
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Comment #17844899
Absolutely agreed. I think you can easily bet on CTO or Head of Development positions with such a great set of skills. I think these positions are very good to move to tech compani…
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Comment #17759104
Just checked the video, very impressive. I should try it for sure
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Comment #17759047
You should definitely post this link here at hacker news once again. Just set title, something like “Brand new visual programming tool” and post it.
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Comment #17440051
You know, i'm a programming languages enthusiast and always happy to dig in some code. If you can show me the code, i can take a look & see if i can help. No money needed %)
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Comment #17437426
I don’t think there is any service for that, but I think somebody from community can help. 60 lines is not so many:)
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Comment #14639358
He is experienced developer with great coding skills
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Comment #14639346
Actually, the question is related to employee, not a candidate:) He is working with us quite for a long time, and he writes really good code. But he can't make simple solutions, on…
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Comment #14639312
Thanks! It is a good example)
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Comment #14639302
Thanks a lot!
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Ask HN: Code examples to find out if a person is addicted to “overengineering”
I know one person who creates as complex solutions as possible to any kind of programming problems. And it has bad impact on business and projects. So, I want to know if someone kn…