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by ju_sh 5y ago
I've got some insight into this (Several friends, now multi-millionaires ran and flipped tens of sites like this) They're mostly written by low paid content writers in 3rd world countries such as Vietnam and the Philippines. Prima
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by ju_sh 5y ago
Does anyone have any good references/examples of taking some OOP code and converting it to functional code? Even a trivial example of OOP inheritance such as Vehicle -> Car(Vehicle) -> SportsCar(Car) with a few methods & attr
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by ju_sh 5y ago
Sanic is great. Been using it at work and it's solid
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Computer scientists contemplate courses without 'Alice' and 'Bob'(theregister.com)
5 points by ju_sh 5y ago|3 comments
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Requirments to build an enterprise SAAS platform?
2 points by ju_sh 5y ago|0 comments
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by ju_sh 5y ago
I can understand people using text editors (a la Vim, Emacs) if they've been using them for donkeys years and are extremely proficient and productive with them, additionally for making quick changes to files from the terminal. However,
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by ju_sh 5y ago
Pretty sure I read this would only apply to US based users
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by ju_sh 5y ago
No, but the exclusive intent has been made clear with the title "Netflix for black people". Feels like some kind of "Outrage marketing" strategy, I mean, look how this thread has blown up over the last hour. I'm sur
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by ju_sh 5y ago
Yeah it really helps. I rotate through a few different spots throughout the week (3 coffee shops, 2 workspaces and my gym clubhouse) I find it helpful to change scenery and be around other people, albeit the majority of them I don't kn
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by ju_sh 5y ago
- Same predictable working environment every day - Feeling disconnected from my company and team - Lack of physical/ face to face human interaction - Reduced motivation - Lack of spontaneous opportunities to meet new people, learn from
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by ju_sh 5y ago
Losing fat without any attempt to track calories in vs calories out is like trying to improve the performance of an algotighm without profiling it or tracking how the changes made affect the outcome. If you’re serious about losing fat, it’s
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by ju_sh 5y ago
+1 for Code, fantastic book especially for self taught developers
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by ju_sh 5y ago
The only real use case I see for this is for anyone working from an under powered machine who needs to run _really_ resource heavy web apps. If your working in tech, chances are you're running with at least 16gb ram and a half decent C
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by ju_sh 6y ago
better != equal
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Can you back this up with anything other than your own misogyny?
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by ju_sh 6y ago
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/38061313_Men_and_Th... "The present study makes several important contributions to the literature. First, it is the first comprehensive meta-analysis on sex differences in
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Not sure why it required the strong caveat of "I’m white and a woman in tech"
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Thank goodness we still have both ;)
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Software developer here, suffered from periodic anxiety over the years. Not debilitating anxiety, but enough to feel the negative effects. The key for me was identifying the triggers, finding solutions and taking back control. These things
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Agreed. Finding the right balance between beauty and functionality is definitely a something that seems to be in decline. I've used applications that present too much data and others that hide it all away, both equally frustrating.
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Fantastic work and great write-up!
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by ju_sh 6y ago
I think most reading this would conclude the article is directed at developers building applications with some kind of user interaction...
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by ju_sh 6y ago
UX and UI, while related in some cases are two distinct things. UX = User experience UI = User interface In my opinion, UX should be used to drive the UI, backend & architecture.
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Is that even a thing?
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Thanks :), will take a look at these
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Recommended books for a self taught software developer
2 points by ju_sh 6y ago|4 comments
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by ju_sh 6y ago
Looks great! Love the clean and simple UI