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by xpto123 8y ago
Too late, my 3 kids had the adenoids removed. Anything that i should look out for?
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by xpto123 9y ago
Yes i agree, synchronicity is environmentally unsustainable. Metro stations and train stations are designed for peak capacity in rush hour. Office workers spend the vast part of the day at their workstation and sending emails. Why not do th
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by xpto123 10y ago
> Now that Angular 2 is out, a lot of web companies and enterprise companies are starting to adopt it. And when building new apps we will need to choose a backend to go with Angular 2. In this post I will go over some reasons why I think
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Why Firebase might change the way we think about web development(blog.angular-university.io)
3 points by xpto123 10y ago|1 comments
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by xpto123 10y ago
This is a post on how the latest Angular 2 release and the NgModule feature will enable transparent ahead of time compilation for minimal bundle sizes plus transparent easily configurable lazy loading. This feature coupled with upcoming ang
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Angular 2 RC5 release enables ahead of time compilation and lazy loading(blog.angular-university.io)
2 points by xpto123 10y ago|1 comments
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by xpto123 10y ago
how to install the official showcase of Angular 2 material, see the Angular 2 CLI hot reloading in action, learn the Portals functionality and why Angular 2 Material is more than a widget framework.
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Angular 2 Material demo – run the official showcase using the Angular 2 CLI(youtube.com)
1 points by xpto123 10y ago|1 comments
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Top Angular 2 tutorials, blogs and podcasts – How to tackle JavaScript Fatigue(blog.angular-university.io)
3 points by xpto123 10y ago|0 comments
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by xpto123 11y ago
spring mvc for the rest controllers with spring data jpa for the repository layer. The frontend in Angular 1, nothing beats that in terms of simplicity and flexibility. Dont try to do your frontend in java using jsf, wicket, gwt, vaadin, pl
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by xpto123 11y ago
I noticed the same, but then i found the Steve Gibson Security Now podcast https://www.grc.com/securitynow.htm The episode archive has a whole course on security,with a focus on the web
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by xpto123 12y ago
Well all the worst things in humans like doing extermination wars are 'just human'. Everything bad and good about people is just human, so what's the point exactly? But some things are more human than others: recognizing righ
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by xpto123 12y ago
Don't get bankrupt for this, its not worth it. Shut it down temporarily, try to make the MVP really minimal in your spare time. The product you describe seems to have huge scope. Try to make it really focused, like an an NFL only fanta
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by xpto123 12y ago
Well according to Larry Page, what they are actually building is actually an Artificial Intelligence http://www.artificialbrains.com/google Sounds like Skynet to me.
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by xpto123 12y ago
I don't think that the future is that everybody should know how to code, but that coding some specific tasks is made so simple that any trained professional on a certain domain can do it. Not sure what that will look, but until then wh
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by xpto123 12y ago
I don't know what the point of the author exactly is. I don't think its not the 'right to be confortable' such much as the right of not being offended. in a free society respect for others is of the essence. If something
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by xpto123 12y ago
I agree, the article is very generic. It would be more helpful if its something, like I've tried to do this and it didn't work well, make it concrete. Some of these very high level statements could be made on any technology.
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by xpto123 12y ago
that says it all: the most framework specific part of the article are the links in the end to other articles. Its good to have feedback from the community, but I wish some of these posts would get down to the specifics, we would all benefit
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by xpto123 12y ago
I confess I am an Angular fan. But this article is not Angular specific at all, it stays on a very high-level. Replace the word Angular with any other web framework and the article would still make perfect sense. Not that the article does n
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by xpto123 12y ago
As far as I can tell, you really did change careers. Your are now a systems administrator and not a software developer anymore. Did someone convince that its all the same thing or something? Maybe a a manager in some services company or a
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by xpto123 12y ago
I think if you are not under a visa you should just find another job, give an excuse, server your notice period and leave without much fuss. AFIK there are thousands of other jobs out there waiting to be filled, so why would you accept thos
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by xpto123 12y ago
a web mashup site for job sites to collect remote development jobs only all in one place: includes jobs in stackexchange, we workremotelly, github, etc. It also allows to post new jobs directly.
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by xpto123 12y ago
I used to use C++ in the early 2000's but have moved on to Java since then. The language was and is extremely powerful and gives a whole level of control on what is going on. But I remember having to debug core dumps due to double poin
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by xpto123 12y ago
great insight into guiding principles on how to evolve a language used by millions of users and running on a billion machines, from the language architect of maybe the most popular language in the world today (Java). Insight into advantages
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by xpto123 12y ago
but it was just the bare bones idea, that got expanded a lot in Google.
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by xpto123 12y ago
In wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AngularJS is says "AngularJS was originally developed in 2009 by Miško Hevery and Adam Abrons [10] at Brat Tech LLC[11] as the software behind an online JSON storage servi
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by xpto123 12y ago
AFIK, AngularJS was the result of improving and open-sourcing the code of a failed startup, after taking it to Google, adding a tone of features to the codebase and using it in internal projects before open sourcing it.
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by xpto123 12y ago
Could you give us more info, what exactly happened? Did you email de Elance team to ask why you got banned? If so what did they reply? Did you identify the client that flagged you, if so what did you wrote them, what did they say? Is there
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by xpto123 12y ago
Based on my own personal experience, you are in the right path. Good Luck!
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by xpto123 12y ago
The solution is going to more interviews until you nail it, practice makes perfect. Next time ask if they want a high level architecture or oo design,etc. the thing about interviews is that every interviewer asks the same questions, use the

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