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by bdg 11y ago
When I see stuff like this, I can't help but wonder if this is the result of some in-fighting sabotage to delay policy change in much the same way stuxnet slowed Iran's nuclear program. I don't know how else to explain such c
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by bdg 11y ago
My company is goings nuts with growing right now. We have about 17 openings internationally. We build an HR service for employee recognition. Achievers | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | 9 openings. * Android Developer * Sr. Test Engineer * Web D
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by bdg 11y ago
Do look at it but you need to considered the ecosystem around it, not simply the language. http://www.phptherightway.com is a good start. I would also look at the Symfony 2 framework and even try this as a learning resource: ht
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by bdg 11y ago
If you need some content management and like Sculpin then check out Concrete 5, they're both based on Twig and Symfony components, but Concrete 5 has the CMS features you might expect a customer to ask for. Also worth mention is Zolton
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by bdg 11y ago
It's also cool because you can prototype on a static site and think about the design like it is dynamic (eg, not doing a cut and paste of page layout). Then the migration to a proper framework like Symfony, or Silex is much simpler as
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by bdg 11y ago
I love sculpin! I'm biased (I wrote the original getting started guide). Modern PHP is one of the best places to be doing web development in 2015. PHP has a huge external perception bias from how awful it was up to 2011, and it doesn&#
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by bdg 11y ago
Plutocrats doing their policy making has nothing to do with who the proles voted for.
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by bdg 11y ago
I see this done from time to time as [feature] also.
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by bdg 11y ago
"Don't blame me -- I voted for Trump"
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by bdg 11y ago
It's an intern for customer support.
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by bdg 11y ago
Achievers - Toronto, San Francisco, London We have a LOT of openings. We hire ambitious professionals who thrive on their entrepreneurial spirit and want to Change the Way the World Works. As Achievers employees, we are passionate about d
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by bdg 11y ago
I worked with SABRE -- it's a GDS, and a reason I really want to avoid the entire industry.
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by bdg 11y ago
I remember back in the day I posted on the forms asking for them to support internet networking so people like you and I who were isolated could at least trade our cylandia points.
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by bdg 11y ago
To me the "quantum level" distinction is the issue. This is like saying you need to use Newtonian calculations for one set of speeds and Einstein's for another as if reality "switched gears" like a race car. The qua
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by bdg 11y ago
I like your idea, contact me at a930e4bc4ff969fe52437f14b50535ae908683af and we'll discuss next steps :)
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by bdg 11y ago
All the companies I've ever been interested in never had a problem with my education. One actually asked me to verify I'm a drop-out for their background check =/
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Rump kernel can run a full Symfony2 Unikernel(twitter.com)
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Serve a static website as a Unikernel(wiki.rumpkernel.org)
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Ask HN: How do you deploy software?
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by bdg 11y ago
Toronto, Ontario, Canada Achievers Software Developer (1), Software Test Developer (1) http://jobvite.com/m?3FrPshw9 We provide a platform for employee recognition to be a daily habit. We have high test coverage and interes
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by bdg 11y ago
PHP has built in support for ebcdic. It's bigger than nix.
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by bdg 11y ago
PHP is quite possibly one of the best languages to use for a project these days. The community is massive and full of people who are deeply passionate about best practices. There are more quality frameworks than you can hope to keep up wi
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by bdg 12y ago
You may find a post I wrote entertaining. It talked a bit about 'taking back protocols' a few years ago. Sorry for any broken links, I abandoned blogging due to toxic commenters. http://cowbelljs.blogspot.ca/2011&#
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by bdg 12y ago
I just wanted to chime in here that I am a developer and also feel I am prone to memory loss (I forget about features I've spent weeks working on), and vocabulary issues which I feel may be a result of my brain being in "programmi
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by bdg 12y ago
Theo has a reputation for this attitude. He's not entirely unlike Linus in that he's brilliant and people don't want to deal with him.
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by bdg 12y ago
You can do both of those in vim.
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by bdg 12y ago
Chrome/Manjaro, both at the latest. I haven't tried registering again, the contract I wanted reviewed expires in a few hours so I picked a different method.
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by bdg 12y ago
To be honest I don't have this problem because I selected a tool set that does this already. Tiling window managers (Awesome, XMonad, etc) and VIM do all of this and more, and I use them every day with great ease. In fact, moving away
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by bdg 12y ago
I tried to register and was taken to a broken page.
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by bdg 12y ago
Thanks. I always find the release notes far more informative than a commit.

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