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by atiffany 12y ago
This is a shameless plug, but we have several remote developer positions we are hiring for as well: https://www.twintechs.com/about-us/contact-us/careers/
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by atiffany 12y ago
I hope they manage to keep the cafe open. The staff is awesome, and it's a wonderful environment to work out of from time to time.
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Tech Trends at Web Summit 2014 in Dublin(blog.twintechs.com)
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by atiffany 12y ago
Donation link: http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/our-work/medical-issues...
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by atiffany 12y ago
REMOTE Developers at Twin Technologies - http://twintechs.com ★★★★★★★★★★========================================= ★★★ Help the U.S. government save trees and tax dollars! ★★★★★★★★★★=====================================
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by atiffany 12y ago
Where is the most effective place to donate?
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Ask HN: Tech for grandparents/parents?
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Technology radar july 2014(thoughtworks.com)
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by atiffany 12y ago
We learned Ruby in our 2nd year of CS at the University of Maryland.
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by atiffany 12y ago
REMOTE developer positions at Twin Technologies. Contract and full-time positions - currently seeking front-end, node, and scala/java developers. We are an elite consultancy called Twin Technologies. We're about 25 FTEs and 40 con
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by atiffany 12y ago
This is getting philosophical, but even if this was incontrovertible proof that Vermeer used these techniques to produce his works, it wouldn't detract from my appreciation. It would reshape my appreciate a bit, but I think that discov
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by atiffany 12y ago
"The thing that I don't understand about a decentralized prediction market is where do the results come from? Somebody has to say, "this bet won", right?" I'm wondering about this too. In many instances this w
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Open source doesn’t imply transparency(twintechs.com)
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by atiffany 13y ago
I am a tech lead & developer who wrote this based on my own experience, so I can't guarantee that all of it does.
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by atiffany 13y ago
A couple options: - Work as a fulltime employee doing the same type of work you want to be paid to do as a consultant. It's a legitimate way to get the kind of experience you want to sell. - Be your own first client. Build something t
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by atiffany 13y ago
I'm not sure if I see your point as it relates to the article. Are you saying that you think I should be describing another path apart from the ones I have listed? I get that the difference between the level of services you're des
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by atiffany 13y ago
For me, it's hard to say because a lot of other issues led to problems. The project had poor management overall, and we were also dealing with language barriers and vastly different timezones. I think in our case it wasn't worth i
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by atiffany 13y ago
"Are there resources to finding those unicorn consultancies?" Great question. AFAIK, there are not. I have tended to only find out about them by word of mouth after spending some time in a particular area of specialization. Back w
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by atiffany 13y ago
Is it cost-prohibitive to ship test devices to each of your engineers? I have worked on an embedded systems team where some of the employees were remote. The biggest challenges were with sharing details for reproducing specific issues, but
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by atiffany 13y ago
I am the author of this article, and I'm happy to answer any questions about tech consulting right here.
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by atiffany 13y ago
For job inquiries, please only write if you can be employed in the US. Thanks!
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by atiffany 13y ago
REMOTE. Contract to hire and FTE web developer positions. I work for a small elite consultancy called Twin Technologies. We're about 25 FTEs and 40 contractors. I settled here after working in multiple startups, contracting for a large
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Imagine there’s NoSQL(medium.com)
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by atiffany 13y ago
TLDR: Imagine there’s NoSQL, It’s easy when you see. No ORM below us, Only MongoDB. Imagine all the people, Coding for results…
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Imagine NoSQL – how John Lennon might have said it.(medium.com)
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Productivity Tips #1: Wisdom from David Allen(twintechs.com)
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by atiffany 13y ago
email me :)
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by atiffany 13y ago
I like the piece but I'm afraid some people will just read the title on the front page and assume that someone reputable is actually endorsing Java.
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If you aren't blogging, you're doing yourself a disservice.(twintechs.com)
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Poll: How much of a salary cut would/do you take to work remotely?
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