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by c0mpute 6y ago
Nice, will be good to share this as a link to summarize the set of issues.
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by c0mpute 7y ago
What do you think of your CEO now :)?
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by c0mpute 8y ago
Greate going! Wish you all the virtual support I/we can.
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by c0mpute 9y ago
Seems so - https://github.com/yue/yue/tree/master/docs/paid_plans
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by c0mpute 9y ago
:-) - Strangely, I am looking forward to this. I think it just comes down to the fact that I am very comfortable with JS and node ecosystem and prefer that over all other mobile platforms atm. I also think maintaining one (almost ~80%) code
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by c0mpute 9y ago
To clarify - Expo as a framework, and not XDE. I think they have made Expo eject a bit cumbersome but works with some wrangling. I like the the Expokit framework in general but don't want to be tied to the Expo's release chain.
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by c0mpute 9y ago
On the other hand - I find its the other way. Xcode is the most "diff" IDE from other IDEs. I like Swift but just dont like Objective-C. The build tools and ecosystem is too tightly tied (I like to switch between development machi
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by c0mpute 12y ago
Congratulations! A welcome change in healthcare. Are you building a relationship with the hospitals and clinics so that we wont't have to talk to them, but just use your api to get and push our patient's data?
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by c0mpute 12y ago
Personally, my experience in the valley (being hired as well hiring people) has been not been guided by age. My experience has been with the startup since it was at 50 member to well over 100 now. I am in early 30s, which means I am mostly
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by c0mpute 13y ago
As somebody who has written a lot of Java code before (read imperative) and now have had the opportunity to write more JS (which makes it a bit easier to write Functional) and also Scala, I think the process to "think" functionall
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by c0mpute 13y ago
Communication is a primary requirement in a team sport and especially football. His own example, forget the manager, the players themselves have to be on the same page in so many levels during practice. Don't you think Messi, Neymar,
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by c0mpute 13y ago
I don't think I disagree with what you have mentioned and pg has concluded. My point was, it is possible to find a dataset where the audience actually doesn't need to stop the speaker because they can tune in to the way english is
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by c0mpute 13y ago
According to this article, 14% of the top 500 CEOs are non-native to the company's homeland. http://money.cnn.com/gallery/leadership/2013/07/08/global-50... Even empirically your dataset consis
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by c0mpute 13y ago
How are these emails being leaked? Part of the ebook case they had? Otherwise I would imagine companies would take their email seriously... Perhaps a good practice for companies to completely delete emails after a few days? (Its impractical
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by c0mpute 13y ago
One thing going against them is how h1b gets consumed. The 2013 cap (last year, not thing year) distribution indicates more than 40k out of 65k worker cap was filled by outsourcing company. (source: http://www.myvisajobs.com&#x2F
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by c0mpute 13y ago
You are right. Having not gone through what Sails was, I have mis-represented it a bit. Its more RoR than Sinatra (Express) as others have expressed here.
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by c0mpute 13y ago
Express isn't really much of a client side MVC framework. It is still a very clean and simple framework. If you want to drink the cool aid of single page apps, 'rich' client side etc, you have to invest into some MVVC/MV
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by c0mpute 13y ago
Really well done. I think I was one of the few (perhaps?) who did not like the new redesign of github. I did not like the content above that red/color bar at all. It is that much real estate taken away from me to see the code/comm
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by c0mpute 13y ago
Take this with a grain of salt. There is no right way or the only way. - Learn complete web development. Use something like CodeAcademy/Udacity to learn the complementary skills you need. My guess is since you know Html/css and Ja
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by c0mpute 13y ago
+1 times 100 at least. The time and effort that goes into making something simple and easy is enormous. Very nice product!
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by c0mpute 13y ago
My takeaway from this is that stay as far away as possible from Booking.com. You might certainly say they are not a good fit for everyone, but I think when someone in HN community is looking for a job change, I am sure they are also looking
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by c0mpute 13y ago
The problem with this approach, while great for you, the developer it is a nightmare for the future team. I am now working at a startup where the early devs have left. They did precisely what was needed at that point - build quickly, ensure
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by c0mpute 13y ago
In the purist sense of a "scientist" I have to agree there is not much observation -> Feedback -> progress happening. But what about some of the research in the universities? It is worth mentioning what Richard Feynman thought about
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by c0mpute 13y ago
Actually more like: 65,000/104,000 = 62.5%, assuming someone is not in Masters quota. Out of the 124k, 20k will be for masters. The remaining masters join the pool of lottery for 65k. So there are 65k spots available for 124k - 20k(=104k)
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by c0mpute 13y ago
eliben is right. Last year the visas were available until June. The year before that it was sometime in November, and the year before that it was sometime in December. But, based on last year's pattern all attorneys predicted it would be re
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by c0mpute 13y ago
Sigh, this lottery reminds of those grim years of 2007/08 when the lottery was in effect. The demand then was largely due to the "bodyshopping" companies filing H1s even when they did not have a valid client. USCIS cracked down on them in
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by c0mpute 14y ago
Reading through some of the comments over on the facebook it appears there is a polarized view about this (as echoed generally over this episode). It is so hard to draw the line as to what is right vs wrong, but I guess the take away is, th
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by c0mpute 14y ago
A very interesting dilemma as a consumer/customer. I am sure out of the many fired some are legit firings - drivers not respectful or just not good enough. And similarly some who have been short changed by customers giving bad reviews. So h
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by c0mpute 14y ago
Thank you, that is a helpful description. So for a Clojure noob (like me) it might be better to start with Clojure in Action and then read Joy of Clojure.
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by c0mpute 14y ago
Anyone knows how this series compares to the also-recently-announced Clojure in Action - http://www.manning.com/rathore2/ I mean compare the two clojure books wrt v1.

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