adambratt

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by adambratt 11y ago
People who are commenting and saying that this doesn't make any sense are missing the real use case here: fast prototyping and iterations. What product manager wouldn't like to be able to quickly test and iterate on concepts witho
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by adambratt 11y ago
What's really the advantage of this over writing 50 lines of javascript to automatically do the same thing and using segment.com to track events?
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by adambratt 11y ago
Benzinga -- is getting massive amounts of new traffic and we need some more team members to help us handle all the new visitors - full-time in Detroit, MI. Positions ☆☆☆ Lead Front-end engineer ☆☆☆ Senior Django Developer
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by adambratt 11y ago
Truth. I remember coding under my blankets at night with a flashlight on my TI-83. Made some mad BASIC apps.
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by adambratt 11y ago
What sites do you all use to check up on your stocks, read news etc?
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by adambratt 11y ago
Doesn't look like the API side will make a comeback at least.
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by adambratt 12y ago
The problem is that a lot of these js tools that are being built are being built on top of other hobbyist js libraries that are built on top of others that creates this weird chain of dependency that appears to arise from nothing other than
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by adambratt 12y ago
Benzinga -- is getting massive amounts of new traffic and we need some more team members to help us handle all the new visitors either REMOTE or local full-time in Detroit, MI. Positions ☆☆☆ Lead Front-end engineer ☆☆☆ Seni
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by adambratt 12y ago
Sure send me an email if you want to have a real conversation. Zerohedge hasn't published a positive sentiment in years. I know some of the guys that post there and they really do profit from stirring up the hype.
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by adambratt 12y ago
It's been really interesting watching the media constantly trying to predict the "End of America" over the last 7 years since 2008. As far as I can tell, the only reason this saga continues is because of the marketing hype it
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by adambratt 12y ago
I meant using the content placeholders like Facebook does.
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by adambratt 12y ago
I'm actually surprised I haven't seen this done more around the web. It does take more work to actually have to build everything twice (first placeholder, than actual filled content) but just using some CSS classes and any decent
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Google has created a special spoon for people with Parkinsons(google.com)
1 points by adambratt 12y ago|1 comments
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by adambratt 12y ago
No one has answered your question properly yet. This is an edge case for something called Django Content Types. It's basically a way to handle some sort of polymorphism in a table. Let's say you have a table called activity feed l
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by adambratt 12y ago
He's been selling 500,000 shares every month since they've IPO'd. That link totally misquoted how much he has remaining. He has over 30 million shares still. I have no idea where the author pulled out that 40,000 share remark
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by adambratt 12y ago
Don't take this the wrong way, but you have 3 people writing code right now according to your Team page on the website. Isn't it way more confusing to have a bunch of different code repos that only a single person owns? Sounds to
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by adambratt 12y ago
DRF includes all the serialization and loose object structure for you to build off of. We've been using DRF pretty seriously for over a year and have yet to find a feature that we want that isn't already implemented or easy to imp
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by adambratt 12y ago
Not sure what you're trying to do. But we've found the best part of DRF is that it creates a great structure to build off of and gets everyone writing APIs the same way. We haven't separated many of our services out but we ac
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by adambratt 12y ago
Using Django Rest Framework is practically the EASIEST tool for building microservices I've ever used. It's incredible how awesome it is for building APIs. We were recently looking at building out some new services in Flask or Exp
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by adambratt 12y ago
My thoughts as well. It seems like the problem here wasn't "monolithic Django codebase". The author mentions that he had a lot of trouble getting new developers up to speed because of package requirements. That should be the
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by adambratt 12y ago
A simple comment but one of the best I've read on here
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by adambratt 12y ago
My thoughts exactly. There's nothing new or unique about this article that hasn't been brought up or debated before. Saying that data binding is wrong because it doesn't use click handlers for a button is kinda silly...Angula
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by adambratt 12y ago
Uh....most railroad workers were immigrants. I get your point but that probably wasn't the best example.
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by adambratt 12y ago
Benzinga -- is getting massive amounts of new traffic and we need some more team members to help us handle all the new visitors either REMOTE or local full-time in Detroit, MI. tl;dr: http://jobs.benzinga.com Positions
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The Myth of Artificial Intelligence(edge.org)
7 points by adambratt 12y ago|0 comments
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by adambratt 12y ago
I didn't realize when I was supposed to place my boats at first. You should have it say "Place your Boats Now" while it counts down during the first phase. I thought I was supposed to wait until the game starts
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by adambratt 12y ago
I've been messing around with the new email schema stuff that Google has had out for the past year or so. I'm really looking forward to having a more intelligent layer around email. It's a great messaging protocol but up unti
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Settlement gives $15 red bull voucher to all customers in the last decade(consumerist.com)
4 points by adambratt 12y ago|0 comments
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Stratos Secures $5.8M to Launch Bluetooth Credit Card(stratoscard.com)
2 points by adambratt 12y ago|0 comments
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Vice Raises $500M in Its Quest for 'Total Media Domination'(mashable.com)
57 points by adambratt 12y ago|37 comments

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