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Richard Bernstein has died(dignitymemorial.com)
2 points by ntide 1y ago|0 comments
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How to get a job in a new industry without experience (a developer's guide)(jasont.co)
3 points by ntide 4y ago|0 comments
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Learn front end in 2022: a senior engineer’s guide on crafting delightful web UI(jasont.co)
3 points by ntide 4y ago|0 comments
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How to feel engaged at work: a software engineer's guide(jasont.co)
302 points by ntide 4y ago|172 comments
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Code Hospitality: How to multiply team productivity with effective onboarding(jasont.co)
1 points by ntide 5y ago|0 comments
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by ntide 5y ago
There is only 1 book you need, my friend: https://pedietbook.com/ Ted Naiman (the author) is a practicing medical doctor, and there are loads of podcasts of him discussing his protein-to-energy ratio approach to dieting.
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Finishing my first game while working full-time(jasont.co)
467 points by ntide 5y ago|195 comments
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by ntide 10y ago
Location: New York, NY Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Frontend: HTML, (S)CSS, JavaScript (ES6), Ember.js. I'm open to working in React and Angular stacks. Backend: Koa.js (Node.js). I'm also
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by ntide 11y ago
Have you seen https://www.madewithmischief.com/ ?
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by ntide 11y ago
You should maybe look into distributing this on itch.io ( http://itch.io ), which handles hosting, promotion, and pricing for you.
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by ntide 11y ago
Do they not have MVC in iOS land? This isn't solely a React benefit, most every JS framework has it. Regardless, excellent post!
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by ntide 11y ago
Location: NYC Remote: Open to remote and on-site roles Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML, SCSS, JavaScript, node.js/npm, Go (golang). Lots of experience with Backbone and Marionette. Résumé/CV: https:/&
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by ntide 11y ago
Interesting...but could it be that Go is a super generic term? It's surprising that Go has more jobs than Python, for example: http://www.jobdensity.com/QueryGrid.aspx?q=912&t=Python&qt=6...
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Ask HN: Node.js vs. Go – which tech stack has higher freelance demand?
3 points by ntide 11y ago|8 comments
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by ntide 11y ago
Someone at work writes a lot of Python for doing this already - this is a great idea.
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by ntide 11y ago
Hmm, that is very wise. I've never thought about things that way. My motivation for projects has always been kinda screwy. On the one hand, I want to make an income on my side projects in order to someday move away from my rather borin
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Ask HN: Does anyone else have a hard time coming up with ideas for projects?
9 points by ntide 11y ago|9 comments
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by ntide 12y ago
Neat idea, reminds me of Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble.
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by ntide 13y ago
You know, I read Hacker News less and less precisely because the posts are so damn negative. For those debating whether Notch is good or bad, I suggest reading every article from programming in the 21st century.[1] [1] http://pro
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by ntide 13y ago
Try this: http://yannesposito.com/Scratch/en/blog/Learn-Vim-Progressiv... This is how I learned Vim, so as far as I know it's the best resource out there.
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by ntide 14y ago
You want to cure Facebook addiction? Then delete your Facebook! I did it a year ago and I've never looked back.
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by ntide 14y ago
By Drew's standards, Hacker News is yet another time suck. I don't mean to be incendiary, but it's debatable whether knowledge of Aaron Swartz's death has any actionable impact on my life. I do agree with his thoughts on smartphones. Whil
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Ask HN: I live in NYC. How should I go about finding an internship?
1 points by ntide 14y ago|0 comments
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by ntide 14y ago
What would you say to a college student who's just starting out?
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by ntide 14y ago
Not at all! I've lived in the same state for my entire life, and I'm open to suggestions from those of you that are more well-traveled. :)
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Ask HN: Where should I study abroad?
6 points by ntide 14y ago|9 comments
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by ntide 14y ago
Looks amazing, I bought a copy. :)
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by ntide 14y ago
Why not Google Calendar?
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by ntide 14y ago
I would disagree. I personally used Dive Into Python to learn Python. If you know programming, Dive Into Python is a great Python primer. Besides, reading is useless. You want to write code as soon as possible.
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by ntide 14y ago
Paul McCartney does programming? Woah.

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