JeremyMorgan

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The developer tool you can't live without(jeremymorgan.com)
2 points by JeremyMorgan 7y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
I don't have much to add here other than to say I've been a JB customer since 2012. They've always provided excellent products with sensible licensing and I'm hoping they don't abandon their current business model.
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
So glad I'm not involved in PPC anymore. We used to catch junk clicks all the time, from many different countries. One company I worked with was local and wanted very targeted local clicks. Nothing I could do could stop clicks from oth
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
If you rely on YouTube for income, the time to diversify was a couple of years ago. It seems like they have a whole team of people whose sole job is to mess with the creators. Squeezing out the "little guy" so they can be the sole
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
There's always going to be annoying people in any community. It depends on how much you let them take over. HN for instance has its share but the mods don't let them run the place.
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
This is great news. I've been a member of the community for a while and it's really positive in nature, a good mix of new developers and experienced. I like the culture of the people there and the values of the founders. Their suc
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Pluralsight Launches “All Hands on Tech” Podcast(pluralsight.com)
2 points by JeremyMorgan 7y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
I'm an Arch user right now, for the last 8 or 9 years. I've gotten very comfortable in that ecosystem. I don't imagine things would be much different doing what I do now in BSD I would just need a good reason to switch. In th
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
That's an interesting viewpoint. I did enjoy the "culture" of BSD as you describe it. After a couple of years using it as a daily driver, there were things I came to expect from the system and seemed very intuitive. I may go
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
Kind of a simplistic view in my opinion. I installed Linux and BSD out of pure curiosity and enjoyed the configurability and newness of it all. I was in a rural area, wasn't in college yet and didn't have anyone to brag to about i
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by JeremyMorgan 7y ago
I am trying to think of valid reasons why someone would use FreeBSD in this day and age as a desktop. I'm not being snarky, I'm genuinely curious. I used FreeBSD a TON from around 1998-2004 or so. I did it because I could configur
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You Can Build a Serverless API Using GraphQL .NET Core, C# and vs. Code(dev.to)
1 points by JeremyMorgan 7y ago|0 comments
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How to nail your next coding interview(dev.to)
1 points by JeremyMorgan 7y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 8y ago
No.
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by JeremyMorgan 8y ago
May not be a popular opinion but I'll share it anyway. I believe anti-vaxxers are nuts. I believe they are dangerous. I believe YouTube is a private company who can do what they want with their company. So why does this leave a bad t
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by JeremyMorgan 8y ago
I respectfully disagree. I believe being risk averse makes you age faster and helps you live up to the "old programmer" stereotype. I'm 40, so one foot in the grave in the tech world, yet I have managed to keep myself marketa
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All images of the Facebook ads Russians purchased during the election(documentingreality.com)
207 points by JeremyMorgan 8y ago|122 comments
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Pluralsight unveils IPO plans(techcrunch.com)
1 points by JeremyMorgan 8y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 8y ago
Yep, Google has been quite public about page loading speed being a factor in rankings. It's not a "make or break" and it won't instantly put you on page 1 for everything, but it makes a difference.
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by JeremyMorgan 8y ago
The problem lies in the motive. News organizations are (not surprisingly) entirely motivated by profit. Breaking even is not enough. Doing well is not enough. Improving profit drastically quarter over quarter is the goal. To do that, you ca
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by JeremyMorgan 8y ago
Yes, definitely. But not in the traditional "hacks" sense. I get a lot of search engine traffic to my blog, with the following strategy: Stage 1: Technical - Clean up your act. If you structure your site properly and make it acces
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by JeremyMorgan 9y ago
Ha! my first thought as well. It's generally used in such a gimmicky fashion, it was nice to see how this actually made the article much more useful.
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Show HN: My new course just released: IIS Administration in Depth(app.pluralsight.com)
3 points by JeremyMorgan 9y ago|0 comments
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First hand account of the Amtrak train 501 derailment from a passenger(transitsleuth.com)
1 points by JeremyMorgan 9y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 9y ago
This is why I do it. I don't blog for "vanity" mostly because there isn't much glory in it at the level I'm blogging. There are so many others out there way smarter who do it better than me. I do it simply to: - Sha
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I've been hosting a blog for around 10 years that has some pretty decent success (in spite of my really infrequent posting). Yes, it is getting harder though I'm not really trying. The game has changed, and as so many others have
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Yes, I edited it for clarity, because by definition cardiac arrest is the sudden stop of blood flow, where MI/AMI/Angina are more gradual. All are commonly called "heart attacks" but are quite different. Thanks for keepi
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Really glad he got in there and got it taken care of before it got really bad. I cringed when I read he was chugging energy drinks to stay awake, given the context of the post.
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
It's very possible. In EMS I meet folks that have been in having a heart attack for quite some time, it's not always dropping down like a rag doll you see on TV (though many times it is). My dad did the same thing, one day he had
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I came here to say this. So many of us focus on the technical advancement only. But learning to work with people becomes more valuable in the long run. As far as specific tech, my crystal ball is a bit fuzzy right now but AI seems a decent

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