zastavka

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by zastavka 9y ago
Anything special about that particular mouse that makes it good for editing with ST?
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by zastavka 10y ago
> To what extent are companies using whiteboards to test who is serious about getting the job? And who is willing to put in extra time and occasionally do unpleasant extra work? But it doesn't say anything about who's serious a
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by zastavka 11y ago
> Whilst this comment might sound facetious, it isn't intended to be. Yep, it's dizzying how fast the JS ecosystem is changing; hell, even just the React ecosystem on its own. I went back to a React-based side project I had bee
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by zastavka 11y ago
> calibrated to the phonetic system of its language The funny thing about that, though, is that English "huh" has a phonetic feature that's almost nonexistent in the language otherwise: a nasal vowel not followed by a nasa
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by zastavka 11y ago
To be fair, the dosages most of these doctors are administering are well under a usual recreational dose, as the article mentions. IIRC you also build tolerance to ketamine pretty quickly, so I'd imagine the amount of K those people ar
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by zastavka 11y ago
Thanks for this! re-frame's probably little heavyweight for what I'd want to do, but secretary looks rad, so at the very least I'll look into that.
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by zastavka 11y ago
This is a pretty neat approach to building a static site, and it reminds me that a couple months ago I was experimenting with building a static site generator in Clojure. Which makes me think – is there any reason something like this couldn
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by zastavka 11y ago
I definitely need to do more of this. Personal anecdote time: About a year ago a band I like (which also happens to be a side project of members of my favorite band) was playing in my city and I was trying to find friends to come with me, b
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by zastavka 11y ago
`isNaN` as it currently exists isn't terribly useful, because anything that can be type-coerced to NaN will return true. If you want to check if something actually is NaN in JS, the common idiom is to test x !== x, since NaN is the onl
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by zastavka 11y ago
$14k? Not unless they changed it since I enrolled. I did have to pay a deposit but it was "only" $5k. I admit I was annoyed because they had just bumped that number from $3750 IIRC. So you do have to front some cash but nothing ap
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by zastavka 11y ago
> 2013 Hack Reactor grad here. I had actually heard this about Dev Bootcamp before applying to HR, so I asked the HR founders during my interviews if they did this and they emphatically said no. Huh, interesting. I knew DBC does that too
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by zastavka 11y ago
While it's maybe a bit of an exaggeration, good bootcamps have an emphasis on (ahem) marketable skills that a lot of CS programs don't. You'd be right that you don't learn a ton of theory like you would in CS, but App Ac
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by zastavka 11y ago
I think caveat emptor absolutely applies with bootcamps, but there are also ones that are certainly worth the money. I'm a recent App Academy grad (full disclosure) and almost all of my cohort are now at high-paying jobs at companies t
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by zastavka 12y ago
>and is contagious throughout most of the incubation period. Can you give a source for this?
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by zastavka 12y ago
Yeah, if there were an Android app I'd try this out in a heartbeat. I use Lastpass currently but I haven't been liking the direction it's recently taken. This seems like a much more elegant solution, but it's a no-go if
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by zastavka 12y ago
Looks interesting, but from what I understand it's a really really bad idea to run ZFS without ECC RAM. So is this geared purely toward Mac Pro/Hackintosh users, since no other Mac models use ECC RAM? Or does this somehow do thing
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by zastavka 12y ago
Eh, I'm not holding my breath on that (though of course I hope I'm wrong). In all the Pono marketing material I've read I've seen almost no reference to (re)mastering; it's all been about chasing the hi-res dragon.