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by HNNewer 8y ago
I hope they have solved the problems with latest security flaws before releasing these CPUs
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Wordpress?
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Moving away from Javascript, IMHO
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Hope Go could take it
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by HNNewer 8y ago
I found out that the author had a lot of free time (otherwise, how can you justify the learning/testing the platforms?). That is incredibly good for himself to learn all of them but seriously, why?
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by HNNewer 8y ago
and keeping legacy and unsafe code what's considered?
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by HNNewer 8y ago
If my company pays for it, yes
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by HNNewer 8y ago
I believe they got so much funding because they are coming from Google, not for the product itself. They could have sold even crap hardware.
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Where? I've not yet seen one in Europe
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StackOverflow Salary Comparison tool(stackoverflow.com)
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by HNNewer 8y ago
this is a big claim..
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by HNNewer 8y ago
learning, working hard, good planning
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by HNNewer 8y ago
No
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by HNNewer 8y ago
replace them with some other vendor
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by HNNewer 8y ago
If more big titles were there.. e.g. Fallout, it would have exploded over 3%
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by HNNewer 8y ago
I thought it was about Cities:Skyline, I found the game realistic and helpful for city planning
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by HNNewer 8y ago
they've always been only money burners, because certifications are tight to specific technologies, that gradually are disappearing with the time (Think to all those MSCE Windows Server 2000, 2003 or old RedHat ones). They are totally p
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by HNNewer 8y ago
I'm happy that they are having this problem, perhaps leading them to reduce their monthly fee instead of increasing it deliberately. It's annoying me that you should hold multiple accounts to watch "exclusives" on specif
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Apple has also user data..as for Facebook and Google..you just don't know it
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by HNNewer 8y ago
true...Zalando and Facebook use PHP but they aren't worth for this classification. That's blatant bloggging
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Just try to shoot short and often. You never know if it's worth it or not. Adjust the target and then go for the big one
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by HNNewer 8y ago
The bubble is about to pop because we're seeing only examples which are still far away from reality and that until now are useless.
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by HNNewer 8y ago
yeah an the quest focuses on activate energy from Hoover Dam :)
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by HNNewer 8y ago
I don't think it exists, but really it takes you less than 2 hours of code to figure out what to do, if you're already in C++ or Python. These Frameworks expose C++ and Python API
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Try to make elite connections by attending to important events and if you're without a degree, enroll your team in a online degree
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Yeah, keeping a fork of it does the trick, but it means you have to watch your back from React's unstable APIs, changing too fast
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by HNNewer 8y ago
Stick with the 1. option. Look for open issues on GitHub/GitLab and start contributing with whatever you feel pleased of. You'll gain new friends, find a mentor and learn new skills, even soft ones. Tip: try with some Linux distri
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by HNNewer 8y ago
* Zimbra * Proxmox VE with multiple Windows/Linux services * Rocket.Chat * Jabber (deprecated) * Bugzilla * GitLab * SonatypeNexus * Jenkins and much more
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by HNNewer 8y ago
for €200, buy a normal deadly cheap laptop and do it on a bigger screen. Don't burn your eyes on a small monitor
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by HNNewer 8y ago
this. I've worked with C++ "senior" engineers who weren't understanding compiler errors because they've written 2 main() [!!!] functions in code

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