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For the current month swift has 15 and object c has 10. Each chart displays the top 10 that have at least a count of 15. I think I am going to change this to simply display the top 10 for each chart and remove the 15 min count requirement.
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Thanks for pointing out the negatives. I will put in a fix for that. I have it on my list to create some media queries to display the charts smaller on some of those smaller widths. Haven't gotten around to it yet. The trend diagram is
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Where are you seeing this? Is this virus software you have installed on your system?
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This would be interesting to see. Let me see what I can put together :)
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"we have a pretty solid training program to take entry level people and turn them into solidly productive engineers rather rapidly" Love reading that!!
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Only 5 results for assembly so not enough to make it on the pie chart/list.
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Thanks, I am putting in a fix for flex right now. Parsing out the Frameworks is a challenge but I think it is interesting data to see.
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I am not seeing issues with these doing a quick scan but I will dig through the data in more detail to make sure.
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It's not that I left it out, it's just not in the data. Employers are not including this in their job posts.
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Ugh! Thanks for pointing this out. Working on a fix right now.
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I agree. What kind of results did your company get from your HN post compared to some of the other venues?
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I think employers have gotten better with adding this information in some of the more recent months. Some of the older results lack a lot of data so it's not truly an accurate comparison. As an example: May 2016 had only 74 results tha
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Oh no! I will put in a fix for that. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Very cool! I really like your "Rankings and movers" section and your compare feature is really nice. I was little surprised to see Python at the top and that a lot of companies are open to remote.
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Currently the charts only show counts that have 15 or greater results which is why part-time isn't showing. The table below the charts allow you to filter/search by part-time though. I will add a notation to the page that indicate
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Show HN: “Who Is Hiring?” Stats Broken Down by Month(gosmartsolutions.com)
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SEEKING WORK: I have 15+ years experience. I do web apps and mobile apps. I am located in CA but prefer to work from my location. * Location: California * Remote: Yes * Technologies: PHP, Python, AngularJS, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, Mobile Ap
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I am mainly looking for contract opportunities. I have 15+ years experience. I do web apps and mobile apps. I am located in CA but prefer to work from my location. * Location: Remote * Remote: Yes * Willing to relocate: No * Technologies: P
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"Safe spaces do not stifle free speech" Yes they do. If you would like I can provide countless references and videos that showcase just how much they stifle free speech.
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Couldn't have said it better myself.
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"Remember, you do not have the right to force someone to listen to you." Where did I even indicate or hint to that??? Having freedom of speech is not the same thing as forcing someone to listen to you.
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Agree! I am all for playing nice but I am also an advocate for freedom of speech. I fear we are losing that. The whole safe space movement was stifling freedom of speech and now this will hurt it even more.
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Reddit CTO: Stick to Boring Tech When Building Your Startup(thenewstack.io)
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I generally do not start out with SEO or worry much about organic rankings. Depending on the target, I start with Google & Bing PPC, Facebook Ads, Reddit Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Pinterest Ads, Twitter Ads. This does take some investment upfr
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I agree with you on this. I sometimes describe it as SaaS products but even that doesn't really feel right. I guess because when I think of a product I think of something physical.
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I wish I could make money solving my own problems ;) I look outside of my own areas of interest or expertise. I follow a lot of industries/small businesses outside of tech. I also pay attention to what my son and his friends are into a
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Tap into a smaller sector that you can develop software for. Something that will automate things for them or software that will make them money or save them money. I would suggest starting with the clients you are freelancing for. My first
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I pay really close attention to trends and try to tap into things that aren't overly competitive. I also run ads to an MVP before investing too much time into it. Don't get me wrong, not everything I have launched made money. I ha
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Took the plunge and left a captive position to freelance. A year into freelancing (in 2006), I developed my own SaaS service and grew it to $80k monthly revenue. Did really well until the market crashed in 2008. Built a few other SaaS servi
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Lots of good points here. Limit Interruptions and Prefer Private Workspaces are big ones imo. If only companies realized that those 2 things can increase production and output 10 fold. Sure open offices are cheaper but you are paying for it

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