Ryel

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by Ryel 13y ago
Yes but it's ok when the minority does it.
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by Ryel 13y ago
I have not, and will not donate anything to charity. I much rather invest the time, money, and resources, into avenues where I can measure the impact and determine what a successful ROI is.
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by Ryel 13y ago
I see what you're hinting at but the point of that question is lost on me. That's like going up to Elon Musk and asking, why make electric cars when most people drive internal combustion engines?
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by Ryel 13y ago
They are not(I hope) judging quality of my work based on # of commits. -They are assuming I have little to no experience in a service they use every day. -They are assuming I don't contribute to Open Source in any way (I contribute to
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by Ryel 13y ago
Github PLEASE work on some kind of 'Proof Of Activity' 98% of my work is private and all employers get to see is about 100 open-source commits when I have roughly 4,000 commits throughout several private organizations. I know I n
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by Ryel 13y ago
Is the sky falling?
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by Ryel 13y ago
Can we start calling him Alexis Ohanian yet?
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by Ryel 13y ago
YES I support this.
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Federal Appeals Court Kills Free Speech on the Internet.(esquire.com)
1 points by Ryel 13y ago|0 comments
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by Ryel 13y ago
No event in NYC?
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by Ryel 13y ago
Not enough.
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by Ryel 13y ago
Probably a bad PR stunt. Not sure why they'd need that though; I'd rate their competition Medium at best...
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by Ryel 13y ago
In a very sarcastic voice I would like to say how excited I am. Moving on to the next story...
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by Ryel 13y ago
Holy readability, batman.
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by Ryel 13y ago
The only Heroku information that I've ever put into repos is occasional plugin information. Nothing critical to security but definitely specific to the particular site. (potentially a security risk that I may not be aware of) I will
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by Ryel 13y ago
Was just looking for this, thanks!
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by Ryel 13y ago
I've just recently come across www.gun.io That might be a good place to start
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Ask HN: How To Secure My Open Source Repo
6 points by Ryel 13y ago|6 comments
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by Ryel 13y ago
There are tons. Dribbble, AngelList, Meetup, Behance, etc etc...
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Your startup needs virtual assistants(medium.com)
1 points by Ryel 13y ago|0 comments
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by Ryel 13y ago
Sorry for replying so late. One of the favorites for Rails would be Michael Hartl's guide to rails. It's easy to follow, free, and quite extensive. When you start actually building something, theres a collection of videos called
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Hidden Easter-Egg In NSA.Gov(medium.com)
5 points by Ryel 13y ago|0 comments
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Questions Your Growth Hacker Should Be Asking(medium.com)
1 points by Ryel 13y ago|0 comments
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by Ryel 13y ago
If you feel like you have a headstart in Django, I'd go that route. Else, I might be partial to do it in something like Rails that would allow me to write almost 0 lines of code, instead just spend time connecting various gems, librari
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by Ryel 13y ago
Only if you think you're going to grow exponentially (and have the capital to do so)
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by Ryel 13y ago
Just kept refreshing the page...
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by Ryel 13y ago
Finding a full-time job would probably raise flags to any co-founders, partners, employees, investors, etc... If I were you I would start applying asap and try to focus on landing contract work(3-6 months) with some "fun" startups
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Alfred 2 Workflows for Developers(medium.com)
2 points by Ryel 13y ago|0 comments
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by Ryel 13y ago
This is stupid for 1 reason. It means that we're STILL going to have cars by 2050. wtf.
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by Ryel 13y ago
Stop trying to read fast like a moron. As you see bits and pieces of text that you want to remember, you should be internalizing those words, thinking about their true meaning, asking yourself if you agree/disagree, and thinking about

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