MarvelousWololo

Not OP but I’m interested in this subject as well. I took a look at this book and others that are similar and I’ve realized my foundations on math are really lacking to even understand the given examples. Since I only had the opportunity to finish my high school diploma and this was several years ago I wonder if you could have any suggestion to brush my math knowledge up in order to properly understand the examples of these books. The thing for me is that I’m not sure where I should start. Would you know any resource to introduce me to the math foundations in order to understand such texts? Or maybe math concepts that I should study before I dig in. I really appreciate it. Thanks.

Would you care to share your source? Thanks.

As a front end dev I’ve been thinking about it for so long but honestly I don’t know what I should build or study first.

Unity impose hardware constraints that are difficult to overcome in poorer places too. I have an old Dell at home and I won't even try to install Unity on it because it struggles to Windows 10. It's a perfect fine machine for coding with a simple Linux distro.

also i'm trying to make it as open as possible to like minded folks, so i've put this little repo together so if you feel like editing something about the description about the facebook group itself, just open a pr: https://github.com/MarvelousWololo/fifteen-to-thirty/issues

as a remote dev i usually do my bookings on airbnb or booking but sometimes i wish the place i rented were specifically target for tech people. like with good, fast and reliable internet connections. good and easy access to public transportation. and inspiring views. i wonder if there are other remote devs around here who would be interested by that.

as a remote dev i usually do my bookings on airbnb or booking but sometimes i wish the place i rented were specifically target for tech people. like with good, fast and reliable internet connections. good and easy access to public transportation. and inspiring views. i wonder if there are other remote devs around here who would be interested by that.

web developer looking for a 6-8 months contract in the greater london. skills: nodejs, react (my angular is a little bit rusty). £430/day. start date: second half of august. contact: marvelous.wololo@gmail.com. experience: i've been recently working with dashboards for big data and fintechs.

Location: london

Remote: no

Willing to relocate: where?

Technologies: javascript

Résumé/CV: by request

Email: marvelous.wololo@gmail.com

How can I do such thing? I'm in Europe as well. Do you have any guide to get me started?

Sorry about the ignorance but how do you run it from your garage? What about bandwidth? Could you share the url? Also would you recommend me any guide to get started?

It was due a work issue. Basically my boss is not happy with performance.

Western Europe

Unfortunately my visa is attached to my employer for one year. If I look for a new job I have to go through the visa application process again.

Not really, I'm a software engineer.

I don't even speak the local language and if I leave I have to reimburse all the relocation and visa costs. I don't want to talk to my family because I don't want them to worry and I'm honestly embarrassed to talk with my friends. I don't really know what I should do because I was never treated this way in my entire career. I'm feeling just miserable.

Hey how steep the learning curve for SDL is for a beginner who doesn't even know C++?

I'm sorry. What I mean about what specifically? The part about specific knowledge? React had a tiny API surface now we will have several hooks out of the box.

My coworkers are dying to rewrite large portions of the company's app just because... it is new? I don't understand it all.

I'm definitely not an expert on embedded development but I'd think C/C++ are predominant in the area.

Why would they use JS for this kind of task is what make me curious. I'd guess there are better alternatives.

As a front-end developer it sounds just like the perfect job for me. I'm so tired of fighting the infrastructure and tooling instead of doing real work that I wish I could go back in time to work in simple MVC project. I don't really care if it's Rails, Django, PHP, .NET or Java. On my previous 4 jobs I wrote SPAs for products that weren't supposed to be a SPA. I wonder if there are still interesting products being built with these 'old' tech. Where I live certainly there isn't.

I'm not totally sure but I think that for Sass only you'd still need Ruby or Node.

That's a terrible, sad and rude comment that does not belong in HN. Instead of just criticize you could offer a constructive review. I hope English is not your native language and it has a less aggressive tone in the translation.

Jesus. I almost had a panic attack reading your story mate. I'm so sorry I hope your life turn better soon. Where did you go to college if you don't mind me asking?

I have ADHD but I've never took any medication for that. Would you mind to share some of these effects? Because over the years I feel like my attention span has shrank considerably.

What? We who?

Isn't it heavy and slow though? At least that's what I hear. I use android studio in a beefy macbook pro from time to time and it's slow as hell.

Hm that's a bummer. It sounds like it's taking the Electron path then? Because that's exactly what I was trying to avoid.

Hm I'm in the exact situation and I'm total beginner on desktop apps. I've been looking into Flutter for desktop but it isn't stable yet. If you ever come to a conclusion would you mind to share it? Thanks.

Could you share some examples of these failures please?