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by alashley 11y ago
dangrossman, creator of improvely.
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by alashley 11y ago
I tried both services, and both were too slow and unreliable for me. I'm not sure if either of their offerings have improved. I found that the best way to develop on a mac is to buy a used mac mini on ebay.
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by alashley 11y ago
> If you use twitter, I'd recommend following a couple of Javascript groups, this will help keep you informed. Also follow a couple of JavaScript publications on Medium too. Which ones do you recommend for starters?
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by alashley 11y ago
They have some text-based tutorials here: https://code.tutsplus.com/
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by alashley 11y ago
Walking to the other side of the room and talking to your friends about the creepy guy is literally the stuff of other peoples' nightmares. Unfortunately, some people never leave high school.
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by alashley 11y ago
I get the sentiment of the thoughtcatalog link you posted, but aren't those exchanges either an extension of people taking advantage of either the relative anonymity provided by the internet/social media or private text conversati
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by alashley 11y ago
Sounds like the fear might be related to attachment to the outcome. But with a lot of things in life, you can't really be too attached to the outcome, at least not initially. As things gain traction and develop (rapidly or otherwise) t
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by alashley 11y ago
Location: Victoria, BC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C#/ASP.NET MVC and WebAPI, familiarity with JS frameworks (React, Backbone, Angular), Ruby on Rails, iOS, SQL Server, Windows Azure, Heroku Résumé
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by alashley 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Victoria BC I'm a web and mobile application developer. I develop for iOS using swift, and for the web I'm well versed in ASP.NET MVC, node.js/express, and I have written a few rails apps. I have about
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by alashley 11y ago
I think the best way to meet new people when you feel like an outsider is to find other outsiders. By that I mean people who are also trying to fit in and meet make connections. Find things that you like doing that are welcoming to people w
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by alashley 11y ago
I guess OP will explain it better, but my take from it is that its better to have a small share of a huge market (which is still a large potential payout) than to be a big fish in a small market or a market dominated by one major player (sm
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by alashley 11y ago
- Socialize more. - Pick a technology stack and stick with it for an extended period of time. - Ask her out.
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by alashley 11y ago
1) A dating app: http://coffeefortwo.github.io/coffeefortwoapp/index.html 2) Got the idea from wanting to create something more niche than current dating apps. 3) I'd like to get some side income from it at some p
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by alashley 11y ago
Agreed, and there's no guarantee that pursuing what we deem to be meaningful at the expense of interpersonal relationships will leave a mark on humanity. As a matter of fact, a lot of great men and women are/were the product of i
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by alashley 11y ago
We had that at my community college too, we worked along with an government organization to produce software for them. Unfortunately most of our coursework involved writing documentation and doing presentations, so the software side of thin
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by alashley 11y ago
I'm sure a large part of his emotionally charged reaction has to do with the fact that he has a family. Sounds like he gave the job his all, but given his situation in life, I don't know how else he could have reacted to this. Add
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by alashley 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Victoria BC - Remote I'm a full-stack developer who has built software with a number of technologies, including C#/.NET, iOS/Android, Ruby on Rails, Node.js/express, JavaScript (AngularJS, D3.js) and SQL s
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by alashley 11y ago
Location: Victoria BC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not at the moment Technologies: C# ASP.NET, Ruby on Rails, AngularJS, HTML, CSS, D3.js, Web API, Git/SVN Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/connecteddeveloper/
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by alashley 11y ago
Pen and paper. I find that writing down ideas related to a piece of code I'm currently working on, or writing down the next tasks I have to work on helps me stay focused and productive throughout the day. If I get stuck on something, I
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by alashley 11y ago
So, to put it in broader terms, they're looking for resilience? Conversely, I think a lot of men are looking for the same thing too, we all know that not every day is "butterflies and rainbows," so its nice to have that perso
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by alashley 11y ago
It also takes a fairly smart person to be genuinely funny, I think. The easiest types of humor to emulate are crude humor, sarcastic humor, and physical humor/comedy. But to be genuinely funny in a way that isn't overtly insulting
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by alashley 11y ago
A friend of mine said "people feel uncomfortable when they see others doing things they they themselves want to do." While like you, I don't endorse abuse of any of the good things in life, since they lose value, I think the
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by alashley 11y ago
My dad got re-married after my parents split.
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by alashley 11y ago
I get the premise of the article, but not sure I entirely agree. A week or so ago I went to a live music show at a pub, I got up for a minute to go to the washroom, and when I came back someone was taking my chair from the table. Not such a
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by alashley 11y ago
In my opinion, the punishment doesn't fit the crime. A simple warning, written or otherwise would have sufficed. With regards to your own habit of being late, to echo what others here have said, it is something that you should fix. At
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by alashley 11y ago
Totally agree with the premise of this article. Being kind involves being empathetic and putting yourself in the other person's shoes. Most times, this involves taking a step back and not reacting in the moment (to the best of one&#x27
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by alashley 11y ago
Nice tutorial :) I really appreciate that it covers a lot of the bases and doesn't assume the reader will only ever run on localhost (like many others do). I'm sure given that its a good start with Django, the gaps identified in t
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by alashley 11y ago
Nice! Kinda reminds me of this in terms of the concept: http://www.badstartupidea.com/
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by alashley 11y ago
Well said, I think a lot of people (especially teenagers and young adults) form bonds based on their affinity to certain brands. IMHO, they haven't really developed a strong sense of self and an identity just yet, so it is easier for t
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by alashley 12y ago
- Walking - Low carb, high protein - Bodyweight exercises 3-4x per week - No alcohol - Drinking lots of water

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