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maligree
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About maligree
hackattic.com whenvroom.com
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Comment #37868387
This was 22 years ago... it's honestly so tiring to see people use this as a "got 'em!" argument. Times change, businesses change. This is not a case of ideology.
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Comment #34184220
I feel this is a good question, but alone may be a step too far, too abstract to provide insight. At least without guidance. Isn't the honest answer "I don't know. No-one knows."?
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Comment #34184156
Great points, thank you. You also helped me realize that part of all this mess is that I HAVE been feeling old. Well, maybe not old... older. I feel like I got hyper-focused on bei…
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Comment #34184115
Thank you! Something I realized when reading your response is that I winced a tiny bit when you mentioned "finding meaning in your work" - as if that was something I did not believ…
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Comment #34184046
Hey, thanks for your input! These are good questions. Funny thing. A few months ago I've also decided to improve my communication skills - both in reading and writing. (Long way to…
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Comment #34172235
Interesting point! I think there's something to it. Forgive me if my central European bias is showing, but I've always discounted how important it is to align yourself with the mis…
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Ask HN: Wanting to grow – what questions should you ask yourself?
If this ends up dead and nothing more than a semi-introspective rant, so be it, served its purpose. I started programming when I was 16. I am now over twice that and still programm…
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Comment #32117279
Using the sorted() built-in returns a new sorted array. Getting keys from a dictionary is literally just calling dict.keys(). Sorry, but I don't think you've used Python enough to …
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Comment #24578377
Boy, have I! Acting on it, though... :-) Life seems balanced now, I get to scratch my itches, not unhappy at my current job, and I don't feel like I'm saying "no" and making excuse…
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Comment #24577695
Modeling vehicle dynamics as a whole is a great subject, because there are so many parts where you have to explicitly decide on how much you wish to simulate. Brakes, tires, suspen…
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Ask HN: Tips on getting better at marketing
I want to get a better sense of marketing, and how it fits in with the process of building and releasing a new product. I _think_ I've always trivialized the marketing aspect of st…
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Comment #17365264
Thanks!
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Comment #17363177
What's the Swedish version?
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Ask HN: Best articles on technical debt?
What's some of the best writing on all aspects of technical debt that you've come across?
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Ask HN: What was your best recruitment experience and what made it so?
Asking mostly from the developer perspective (so the interviewee), but if you were the interviewer and had a memorably positive experience while interviewing someone, don't hold yo…
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Comment #16304098
Is anything ever? Why is there such a strong tendency towards treating things as a this-is-it(-this-time-for-real) thing? This only confuses people and muddles up expectations.
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Comment #15895759
A bit of a plug, but you should check out this thing I built! Go to https://hackattic.com - It's just a test of an idea, but I wanted to show people it's possible to come up with n…
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Comment #15673472
I'm glad you like the idea! It's a pretty standard Django app. Some bland Docker trickery around generating the actual challenges/problems, but that's probably it. Simplicity was d…
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Comment #15668742
Thanks - that is and will be the core focus.
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Comment #15637361
Great! Hope you do, good luck!
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Comment #15635622
Hey guys, I hacked that thing up ^ A few words of background - I was always sort of frustrated how unbelievably dull the usual programming challenges are. I mean all those nearly p…
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Comment #15415702
I've had a completely different approach to learning vim, which I wholeheartedly recommend: - learn the bare minimum: up, down, left, right, deleting words and lines, stuff you do …
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Comment #13766596
You said it yourself - the lack of direct equivalents is nothing special. What is amusing however, is how in some languages you'll find a lot of "untranslatables" grouped around a …