jorgecurio

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by jorgecurio 10y ago
can't believe this has only 8 upvotes and largely ignored by people because it's the inconvenient truth about startups, largely founded by people who are empty suits, highly optmisic headless chickens who are against risk taking a
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
well I built a user authentication and it takes 5~6 seconds for a real simple operation. it happens randomly and no way to debug it. the opacity of being able to peer at what's going on in the backend is a real problem with AWS Lambda.
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
this is just a PR disaster waiting to happen. who in their right minds would trust this small team to design a supersonic plane vs army of aerospace engineers at boeing and airbus? I'd rather enjoy the comfort of flying with Boeing. Tr
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
please provide sources and references to back up your claims.
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
you add nothing to the discussion on whether you are using node.js in enterprise or not. feel free to nit pick further by adding nothing to the discussion. reply to the other guys comment below: what's a BRE? true but a bulk majority o
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
thanks I think that is a more realistic real world scenario, some people on HN thinks they can change the enterprise world but it's super hard to do it with javascript imho and evident by that it's not being used in wide deploymen
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
> In November 2014 AWS Lambda was released and it was nothing short than a revolution. still not good enough to be reliable in production, more expensive than running on micro instance or digitalocean. Lambda needs a serious makeover soo
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
was thinking about this just now. how easy it is to influence people over the internet through mediums like reddit, HN, etc. as soon as something gains enough upvotes, it becomes the truth.
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
wow that escalated.
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
microservice is a horrible horrible idea to uproot your existing architecture or build on top of.
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
> the deal". Mr Wagner, who claims to have a stellar record as a serial entrepreneur, was still telling everyone who would listen that his was a company that would be bigger than Google or Facebook one day. As recently as last Octob
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
that was edgy
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by jorgecurio 10y ago
tired of software engineers getting shit on...the only reason that software engineers can't make large amount of money is the company suppresses the wages. all you need is someone business saavy, partner up with them while you offer te
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
I get frequent suicidal ideations. It's always like when I'm overhwlemed and upset, it just goes from angry --> sad --> suicide --> planning but I never go through with it. It's impossible for me to do it. So I just
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
how good of him to turn his life around
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
THE MILLION DOLLAR QUESTION OF COURSE well send me an email (in profile) if you need any python, javascript, php, scraping done.
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Ask HN: Coders, how do you find small work?
2 points by jorgecurio 11y ago|3 comments
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
I started out at $35,000 USD / year in Vancouver then I stopped working 9am ~ 9pm including weekends and just started my own SaaS which made less than 10% of that.
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
this has been true for my case. however, I don't consider myself to be particularly smart, rather its super tiring to navigate socio-emotional dynamics. I do enjoy a few close friends but when I was living in and working in downtown va
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
what do you think about the recent article calling out on arrogance of SV?
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
it gets better and better. I'm in my 2nd year without fb and haven't looked back since. Removing linkedin was great too. I never had instgram or snapchat. I had twitter but found it largely the most useless out of them all. I use
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
thats pretty sad if you think that
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
compared to university students in Germany and France? please tell me a German university student who sold their ovaries or body to fund their education. oh thats right it's all paid for. lets not forget the quarter of a million dollar
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
borrowing money means you need credit which lot of young adults don't have. don't assume everyone else has the same options as you.
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
hey guys I want to learn node.js, and react.js where's a good primer on learning these things along with javascript fundamentals?
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
Maybe in Murica. Selling ovaries, shooting porno videos, sex work, stripping. These are the opportunities available to young American students. If they were in Germany, they would've gotten into a good tradeship or university all paid
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
Another way of putting this is: Don't plan on a job security in this century by being part of the cost center of a business.
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
how many of you use fb? I removed all social media 2 years ago
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
We could really use caning to discipline juvenile offenders. Nothing like a good ass whooping to teach kids right from wrong. Unfortunately, grounding kids only work for those within the safety nets of middle class. It is not enough nor is
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by jorgecurio 11y ago
This has been my view as well. Author comes off across as a 'tumblrina' and sort of obsessing over small annoyance rather than a serious writing on providing insight for real engineers who have better things to do than whine on me

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