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by tzgur8 11y ago
Thanks! That sounds good, but what should I ask besides putting the site and pitch it?
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by tzgur8 11y ago
I wouldn't use the word 'usable' here, that's true :) However, C++ and those who built it deserve a spot on that list. C++ gave the programmer tight control over everything that's happening. I see it like driving a
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12 most influential programmers working today(businessinsider.com)
7 points by tzgur8 11y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: How to reach out to hackers and CS students in India and Brazil?
9 points by tzgur8 11y ago|15 comments
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by tzgur8 11y ago
About time! Great new for the NodeJS community.
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by tzgur8 11y ago
Seems like you can buy a used iPhone 4 for this amount, why buying a Nokia then?
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by tzgur8 11y ago
Saw a submission for this 2 days ago...
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by tzgur8 11y ago
good point. However, don't trust them to care about your privacy too much. This is never the case.
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by tzgur8 11y ago
This is just a race between adTech companies and adBlockers, like the information security race - more attacks, more protection. Both tend to balance the other over time.
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by tzgur8 11y ago
People always complain about the power that countries hold. Tech superpowers hold a lot more, and yet nobody elects or really regulates them.
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by tzgur8 11y ago
I hate these interviews. I really do. However, I have to admit that there is a lot to learn about a candidate from interviewing her, as long as you try to grasp how a person think and avoid sticking to stupid details. Technical interviews a
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by tzgur8 11y ago
Exactly. I was able to get one interview thro my career services last semester. The alum was nice and helpful, but basically told me that I have a lot to work on. That was good to know but one interview didn't help with that... Will su
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by tzgur8 11y ago
People don't get that technical skills are not enough to get good at technical interviews. It even sounds funny because these are TECHNICAL interviews. But Interviewing is a skill by itself: how to communicate, how to walk another pers