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pizzaparty2
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Comment #21721433
As someone who recently quit your question sounds like you just returned from a re-education camp. I'm neither depressed nor have I found working on a development team to be fulfil…
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Comment #21698932
You could roll your own fairly easily with qt webkit and a mere smidgen of c++. But it'd probably be similar yo puppeteer. Maybe you can save some time by not creating a new instan…
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Comment #21697235
Alphabet. Alpha bet. Ohh!
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Comment #21689517
What types of problems are quantum computers used for?
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Comment #21677444
I hate how knowledge matters less than social standing. I could read ten programming books and work hard at improving myself as a programmer but it wouldn't ever matter. The only t…
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Comment #21675958
I don't know exactly. I'm just going to try it and see what works. If it fails I'll just try another idea. The basics steps I imagine are: - getting local supporters. This will be …
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Comment #21673944
I quit a couple weeks ago. I've been a developer for about ten years and I could probably do a lot of different types of development jobs if I really wanted. These last three years…
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Comment #21673852
So the fossil fuel industry is behind the green energy movement? Those cunning devils.
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Ask HN: What is the maximum number of lines a function should have?
I'm specifically interested in C# and JavaScript if you require that distinction.
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Comment #21673829
You really like leaving in commented code? I used to prefer that too but then at work we had a policy of taking out unused code. I actually think it's cleaner so I've been doing it…
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Comment #21672783
I bet ai is going to become like coding where everyone thinks they're an expert.
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Comment #21668659
Kinda cool... which part is machine learning? Just the likes and dislikes? Still cool. gj
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Comment #21668459
Two things. One, there is no excuse for garbage code. Deadlines don't cause people to suddenly forget how to code. Perhaps corners get cut and things need to be refactored but if d…
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Comment #21664523
That's a good point. I left out a concept of constraints. For example, it has to be written in the same language as our other applications. But if it's not different enough from an…
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Comment #21664139
If they build up the infrastructure with that famous German engineering I'd just as soon stay away.
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Comment #21658356
I believe the idea is to use a Boring company machine.
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Comment #21657369
Maybe, but I wish I could do it like an equation. I need x dollars to move this product to the next level. Maybe it would be 50,000. I'm just blind to what that next level looks li…
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Comment #21657302
I already have some horror stories. I tried getting someone on FIVERR to draft the patent. Despite many 5 star reviews it was a bad idea. At best I lost $300. Anyways for me part o…
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Comment #21657157
Hi, I have questions. 1. What was your thing? Did you keep it going after the Kickstarter? If so how's it going? 2. Why do you get most funding at the start and end? I can see at t…
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Comment #21657054
I thought going underground was the way to go. I wasn't imagining a "pressurized tunnel" but rather a pressurized underground complex filled with tunnels and rooms (minecraft). But…
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Comment #21656715
Let everyone architect but only after they've completed some challenging but reasonable tasks. For example: - passes multiple choice test about how current code works - has a profe…
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Comment #21656511
Any program that's closed source. But also it's just kind of a pain to do.
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Comment #21654702
I'd go with an x86 or 64 bit SBC because although someone compiled Linux to run on ARM a lot of programs still can't.
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Comment #21647870
At that point why not use a heavier database that one would expect to be faster?