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BrandonBradley
11y ago
I wouldn't jump to that conclusion unless I observed how people use it in real-time. For verbose languages, you can't beat auto-completion and auto-import.
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11y ago
It is not completely misleading to all users but enough for me to say something.
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11y ago
Misleading title. AWS did not expose these, but the insurers using AWS did.
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11y ago
I lost a good college friend due to this. Watch the 'F*ck You, Pay Me' video. Get a lawyer and always do contracts. Period.
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11y ago
I was indeed talking about NSS. Thanks for elaborating and bringing links for the lazy.
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11y ago
They still are, honestly. 'Good ole boy' healthcare companies abound. So, lots of cruft to view if you are looking for a gig. However, there are some excellent software shops in town doing things 'the better way'. I hate
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11y ago
Visit, yes. Move, probably not. Maybe instead of an incubator, you should focus on local education. 'Growing your own developers' outside of Silicon Valley seems to be a trend. It's working in Nashville, at least.
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12y ago
Good share! Command line fu is always nice.
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12y ago
I had this problem after undergrad in 2008. I did no internships during my college years, taking summer courses instead to 'catch up and graduate early'. Big mistake? Maybe. But I'm having a good career nonetheless. You are l
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12y ago
In regards to Python and Ruby (on Rails), have you found the tools pyenv and rbenv (or rvm)? Node also has a similar tool, nvm. These all allow you to manage separate version of languages and sets of package dependencies. I have found them
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Heroku Piggyback SSL for Pyramid 1.5
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12y ago
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12y ago
'The key is that you first accept that making accurate long-term estimates is fundamentally impossible.' My life has been much better since I accepted this. Thanks for the reminder.
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12y ago
how do you get this much credit at once? i thought $100 was alot.
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BrandonBradley
13y ago
I had to let go of my full-time assistant today. The holidays are over; do what you have to do.
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13y ago
Not all of them are for-profit. http://nashvillesoftwareschool.com/
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Vagrant setup for The Foreman on Debian Squeeze
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14y ago
I have a friend who is in a halfway house after finishing a two year sentence for manufacture. He's lucky, and I hope to get him working soon. He's made emulators since he was 12 (now 28). Good luck and god bless.