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12y ago
Good option, but it misses some fibers.
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12y ago
Oatmeal is by far the best for breakfast if you ask me - i tend to eat it with some protein powder, so it contains everything for a good start and pretty fast and easy to make it. If you do not want the protein powder then a yoghurt or simi
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12y ago
Fun because I do not remember exactly, but I remember I was reading the weekly mail newsletter before the actual site.
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12y ago
Mainly I use spotify. Music I have bought are sorted by genre/year/[month/]album. This works for electronic music singles/EPs well. E.g. music/drumandbass/2014/03/missing_persons_ep
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13y ago
I also listen to these when I am coding. Repetitive techno-like music can be also good, it depends on the mood.
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13y ago
I use AKG K518. It has a fair price and a decent sound for it. It also lasts great - I used to DJ with them and I had no problems for years. The price is very good - they match it with Sennheiser HD25 in tests which you can get for the doub
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13y ago
The answer: as much as you can learn. But actually, to start, a basic skillset is enough. I would say that you should start with Java first then you can learn the Android stuff. Thinking in Java is the book I always recommend (by Bruce Ecke
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13y ago
I always like to ask about how a "normal" workday goes. When to arrive, can I have a coffee in the morning, how large are the offices, how much do I need to use my phone or anything. The other question I like to always ask - how d
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13y ago
If you are really interested I suggest reading some books on articles on this topic as I am not a real professional, haha. What I do actually: I just close my eyes, try to relax, and concentrate on my breathing only. It is more a relaxation
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13y ago
So, my list: - Sleeping at least 7 hours, 8 is better. - Waking up earlier - I thought I am a night owl, but I realized that I am not. Morning is the best time frame to be creative and productive for me (and for many people actually). - Alw
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13y ago
Sound clips are priceless for music producers if they are in a good format (320 kbps mp3 or lossless). Well, if they have no license which prohibits their usage. But music producers are not really "careful" about this, haha.
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13y ago
I started running and waking up earlier. They looked so big to begin with but they were very very easy to adopt. Now i am trying to finally quit smoking once and for all.
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13y ago
Scala. Especially if it shows a good approach on how to use functional and OO tools together, the "scala way".
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Forget the word "copying". Let's call it "reinventing".
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As a student or a freelancer it working at night looks good to evade distractions but always pay attention and do not mess up your sleep schedule too much so you can avoid having problems with your health or your social life. These are very
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13y ago
I know it is a useless comment but.. this is really-really beautiful.
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Code quality means a lot in my opinion. A nicely structured and organized code not only shows its programmers' expert skills but makes it easier (and faster!) to modify or extend the present functionalities. Also if you care about code
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I used to freelance after my full-time job and I have to admit that it is really exhausting. I had less time for my girlfriend and to compensate this I left all my hobbies. I could not even watch a movie or start reading a book because I ha
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Is it possible for a beginner to find work in the USA or Western Europe?
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News (local Hungarian media mostly and/or BBC) and comic books (maybe it is funny but I love them!)
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We have fruit (~apple) vending machines in our company and are very popular. (Hungary)
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I switched to Feedly and I like it so... not really.
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Scala took the hipster way. I hope it will catch some new peoples attention because it is a lovely language.
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I like to watch people in person and via the Internet also. It is interesting to see other aspects of working, how they write code, debug and so on. Well, this goes for everything I think: the more aspects you try to look through the more e
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I am going to get a dell u2412m, now I have a Samsung 24" monitor (I don't know the exact type but it is 1920x1200). I would not want to change to a smaller or larger one, though two 24"s would be nice. Sadly my workspace is
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I also used it for a couple of projects and I found it extremely useful when I was a beginner at PHP and web development in general. Yii shows the patterns used every day in web development now and therefore it is extremely useful for peopl
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Yeah, exactly. It is not cool and many people know it well even if they are not using it on a daily basis. They should know it because it is a significant thing with all the technologies around it - and you should know it from all the thin
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Not just cool, this is beautiful - how could I miss this before? Thanks for the suggestion.
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I totally understand you but well, hope that it will get popular! :-)
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Yea. That would be nice, I am missing it too.
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