crystalPalace

As someone who works on a freelance team, why do you only hire individuals?

Have you considered Soylent or one of its many derivatives? Some such as Joylent are a little cheaper while others have a wider variety of flavors and there are even keto options like Ketolent and Keto Chow.

I immediately thought of TrackMeNot. I wrote a similar but less complex program(https://github.com/torchhound/chaff). It originally used Google's Web Search API but that became deprecated and I switched to DuckDuckGo. I've been thinking about adding Faroo and Google Custom Search.

Really happy to see the secrets module being added to the standard library. Now to make sure every Python developer knows of its existence.

I also received this message when pushing. Didn't notice at first but I checked the repo and my chart and noticed neither had updated. It was a very spooky moment because I rely very heavily on Github.

Yesod(http://www.yesodweb.com/) may be the web framework of your dreams. Yesod is great for building web apps and APIs. The biggest downside is the long compile time which leads to issues with cheap VPS instances since you need to compile on another machine since the instance doesn't have enough RAM.

I definitely agree that the most difficult part of learning something new especially something as esoteric as FP is knowing where to start and then where to go from there. I also benefited from and highly recommend functional-programming-jargon(https://github.com/hemanth/functional-programming-jargon).

Wouldn't it be funny if the current conspiracy theory about Assange being missing was misinformation planted by Palantir or any number of other actors to discredit the organization?

Unless you have a job where you can choose your own tech stack or are otherwise self-employed are there really non-game development jobs that use Lua? I like the language and have used it for scripting games before but have never seen a single job posting for that skill set. I even have it on my resume and I'm fairly certain no one has ever noticed.

I think that was their thought process. My personal Github is a bit of a graveyard/dumping ground but I saw this as a wakeup call and got rid of a bunch of forked repos and combined some unfinished projects into other repos.

Lainchan is pretty good but also glacially slow. Many threads stay open for years. The level of conversation is reasonably high as long as you stick to specific threads. The /g/ boards of the world are almost universally garbage.

My github account was brought up in a recent technical interview. The hiring manager felt that my account lacked professionalism because I had several >= 1 year old, unfinished repositories.

Sounds very similar to urbit or sandstorm. The key difference being the single filesystem and single feed which are not explicit features of either of the aforementioned products but could be created on them or might be planned.

I also use and love Flask for exactly these reasons. Additionally I've been playing around with Flask_Restful and have been very pleased with the results.

My company uses Asana.

I have only tried Soylent. I have a very restrictive diet and Soylent is the only liquid that fits my requirements. It's worked for about 3 months so far.

A great intro or refresher for a surprisingly large array of languages and some concepts - https://learnxinyminutes.com/

A great start for the generalist software developer/engineer - http://matt.might.net/articles/what-cs-majors-should-know/

Purely anecdotal but I suffer from Crohn's Disease and the only thing that really helped was Soylent. I can't eat solid food and since starting Soylent I have experienced much lower occurrences of symptoms.

There is a large market for maintaining legacy COBOL, SNOBOL, and various esoteric assembly codebases. Additionally APL and its derivatives are not entirely dead.

Bezos definitely makes sense since he is also a pioneer in the private space industry, a major philanthropist, and Amazon is a very large and non-traditional company pursuing a wide variety of goals in hardware and software.

I tried to email the dev-recruitment address and gmail was unable to deliver my message.

I think this is a good suggestion and recommend that you submit a pull request so you may receive credit. If I don't see a PR at some point in the future I will probably add it myself. Thank you for the engagement.

I was inspired to compile this list by a recent Ask HN post about rabbit holes on the internet. The majority of the links come directly from that thread while others are links I have come across. Please enjoy and consider contributing!

I think this is a very nice list. I particularly agree with the inclusion of dev hardware provided and interview style. I really don't enjoy A & DS beatdowns.

I enjoy the way this site is written and its focus on getting developers up and running quickly while still instilling conceptual basics.

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