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AboutThe most lazy and objectively stupid person you can find. but I get work done.
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SkillsJs, C++, Objective C, Java, CSS, Python, go, swift, C#, Linux admin, sysadmin, network admin, HTML, Ruby, and some more I am learning
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LocationIndia
Joined devRant on 8/13/2016
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Does anyone have any good podcast to listen to about programming? Preferably anything related to web dev but anything is welcome5 -
Was using webstorm and it kept on hanging lately. Just started using Atom, it's so cool. Webstorm has more features but if you want one in atom you can install a pakage, disable/ uninstall if not needed.5
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Due to popular demand (and we being unable to produce a smooth performance out of JavaFX), we decided to switch to Electron for devRantFX collab. It is now called devRantron!
Relevant collab: https://devrant.io/collabs/420025/
Under the hood we are using the following techs:
- React (ReactJS, Redux, React-Router)
- Jest
- ES6 and Webpack
- MaterializeCSS
If you have knowledge about React-native or VueJS, you should be able to understand the code (eventually). If you want to contribute let me know! I will add you to our slack group :)12 -
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Anyone know good ways to monitor server load (Risk, RAM, CPU, Network) with a GUI?
I'm using Ubuntu 16.044 -
That disappointing moment when you realize that what you thought was a mobile app is just a web view22
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Here's a task for the bored of you ;)
"Write a python script that prints out all numbers y from one to 10**30(including 10**30) that have two of these traits: [n**5=y, m**3=y, x**2=y] but not the other one; n and m are whole numbers."
Correct answer was about 103000
I can't seem to find the solution... Here's my (failed) try:10