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How is the memory & cpu usage compared to GChrome? Especially if you have 20+ tabs open

Can you use chrome plugins for vivaldi?

Funny that I've just deleted Opera a few weeks ago and possibly will not install it again. Since they've sold their company

Here's one: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/

;)

Song: https://cdn2.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/6577761/G...

This is complementary:

https://www.twilio.com/blog/2016/02/patrick-mckenzie-on-sala...

This is complementary:

http://betterexplained.com/articles/linear-algebra-guide/

Webpack is amazing. You can even use Gulp with Webpack. Both are not identical tools.

This is pretty cool. I'll start using DDG specifically for this feature as I can never remember the full path for search queries on different sites that I go to

I think google+ will become like reddit for instructables.com essentially the content creators will create a paradigm shift for google+

these content creators will be the early adopters of the new google+ and will have different niches like subreddit

there is no way google will ever back off from social media. they want to acquire some piece of the pie in that market space

I would watch it.

So, essentially the egghead.io for Infrastructure/DevOps. If you made it cheaper than egghead.io I would sign up.

Now that you've mentioned it. That would actually be phenomenal. My background would absolutely look nicer with these GIFs

Twitter built fabric and it's free because they say "they want more developers using their platform" to help them with building apps

Sorry, I forgot there was a limit.Good catch though!

Sorry, I don't recall businesses using account kit. However, it's pretty easy to do a basic setup.

Hi, there's a free phone verification using facebook. It's account kit.

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/accountkit/overview

What do you guys think?

Good job, this is really cool

Is there a beginner's guide to proving different time complexities?

Other UI/uX principles https://medium.com/free-stuff/500-curated-design-to-learn-ui...

What is your guys' go-to strategy in getting an interview?

Especially, if you are a recent grad in Canada (AB) how do you get more job interviews? Especially for top tech companies?

Like how do you arrange your resume so it passes the key word scan.

Who do you pass your resume to?

Which websites should you go to?

This is a great point. I forgot about this. People who have no background in programming can find it easier to follow along if you just tell them you're gonna have this multiple different black boxes that does a specific thing (different function/methods/classes)

For UI/UX draw it on paper. Then get inspiration from an expert's work who's design is similar to your drawing on a sites like behance, dribbble, etc.

I use my blog post for my go-to list for prototyping.

[Prototyping](https://medium.com/free-stuff/the-entrepreneurs-list-b53ff53...)

[Look at design resources section](https://medium.com/free-stuff/500-free-things-on-the-interne...)

For data structures, database schema, software dev; MOOCs are your best friend. (MIT,Coursera, etc.)

Thanks for sharing!

The windows logo makes much more sense to me now.

It literally looks like a window receiving light from the outside.

The windows logo before 8 did not make any sense at all to me. If I show it to the younger generation they will ask me what is that logo.

Just like when they ask what is the floppy disk icon and why is it used as a save

I'm starting to wonder what does a good resume look like? What does your guys' resume look like? Is there a place where people can review your CV for feedback?

Reverse sort a binary tree? Is that like doing a reverse level order traversal then sorting it with like let's say a merge sort?

Interesting, that's a good thought

Every time I sleep in a new place I've always wondered why I can't sleep more than 5 hours.

However, when I'm sleeping in Inn, Hotels, etc. I can sleep comfortably.

I wonder what the reasoning might be for those situations

Thanks I see it: https://github.com/prasmussen/glot-containers

Guess I better start learning about docker/containers soon

This is very fascinating.

How does the rocket science work here? Like how do you run different programming languages in the client side.

Do they pass the code to the server and run it in there then pass it to the client?

A question that comes often from a bunch of young people is that they ask me about where to start learning about hardware, soldering, leading into networking (TCP/IP, BGP, etc).

I don't really know how to answer their question.

Does anyone know what I should tell them for future reference if these things keep coming up?