highCs

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by highCs 10y ago
> Excuse my ignorance, but aren't we glorifying speed here at HN? I think one project per month is way too fast to acheive anything of substance. I think it's not about achieving anything of substance, it's about learning
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by highCs 10y ago
I really love to see that. I believe great programmers are the one who've started countless projects from scratch on their own (of course my opinion is oversimplified here). This, 1PPM, is really what you're looking for if you wan
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Music map(music-map.com)
1 points by highCs 10y ago|0 comments
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by highCs 10y ago
I agree with the author. You can't judge the passion of someone by his behaviour, that's silly. You can be as well a passionate programmer when you don't code home than when you do. However, coding home has one - big - perk:
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by highCs 10y ago
Whenever I'm dealing with something that is serious to me, I always clearly first state to myself 1) what I want and 2) what do I do if I don't get what I want. For example in this case, it could be: 1) Jack told me this and th
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by highCs 10y ago
Haha the heroku app. Exactly that.
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by highCs 10y ago
I have thought about that 10 more minutes and fortunately I get the same result as you: one can say of everything that "this is bullshit and the intention is bad". You dad got a new car? This is bullshit and the intention is bad.
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by highCs 10y ago
Sorry for that. Thanks for showing me this, I didn't know/notice.
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by highCs 10y ago
Just in case you got trapped, this is mostly a boilerplate which goal is not to help you but the author to get the appropriate image that would allow him to invest in companies that are doing well. > How do competitors view you? Think ab
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Screeps is an MMO that turns JavaScript into RTS commands(screeps.com)
2 points by highCs 10y ago|0 comments
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Distributism(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ferret: A Hard Real-Time Clojure for Lisp Machines(nakkaya.com)
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by highCs 10y ago
If one understand decently all of that, does he get a job?
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by highCs 10y ago
How is measured intimidation?
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by highCs 10y ago
I think this is awesome and I encourage this extraordinaire effort. Here are my reasons: 1. I've actually coded something similar a long time ago (I think Eve is even better than my solution) and it worked. My team and I were able to m
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Ask HN: Do you like one-on-one? Why?
1 points by highCs 10y ago|0 comments
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by highCs 10y ago
So I have a theory that may explains things here. Here it is. There is 3 levels of programmers. Level 1 is the beginner. A level 1 programmer is barely able to make a complete app or lib. His work simply rarely works. The code has no sense,
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by highCs 10y ago
Personally I pick clojure by default. Clojure is a wonderful LISP that runs on the JVM which means there is all the libraries you need. If I can't pick clojure, I gonna pick C because C works everywhere too and has all the libraries yo
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by highCs 10y ago
The Total Annihilation soundtrack by Jeremy Soule mentioned in the post can be hear here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxAdOQtAFEs&feature=youtu.be...
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Ask HN: Crypto-currency and software development effort
1 points by highCs 10y ago|1 comments
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by highCs 10y ago
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by highCs 10y ago
I've been there, and this is a real concern. My cofounder and I both didn't succeed to get our experience really recognised and we both got to start again with entry level jobs. However, we've found that we got up in the ladd
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by highCs 10y ago
> More interesting is to scan new submissions, download the article and run a model to predict whether it's interesting enough to upvote. You can start by scanning old articles and trying to predict votes. While I see why you see th
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Ask HN: could HN threads be upvoted using machine learning?
1 points by highCs 10y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Any tip for getting hired as Employee #1?
1 points by highCs 10y ago|1 comments
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by highCs 10y ago
Good post. I think too that reducing code is key. Here is how I like to show it. Let's see what impact "size of code" has on "time it takes to add a feature". Just consider a graph where the X axis is "size of
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by highCs 10y ago
What is so bright on the left side -- what looks like the center of the galaxy?
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by highCs 10y ago
Aside some interesting comments here I find very true, my theory is that you should treat your game has a startup product: customers will not come, you have to chase them. And get them talk to their friends about your game. Just launching a
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Ask HN: doesn't runtime exceptions and unit tests share the same goal?
1 points by highCs 10y ago|5 comments
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by highCs 10y ago
Would a UBI potentially hurts switzerland main businesses?

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