chrisvxd

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   Remote contract jobs for developers and designers(wellpaid.io)

   8 points by chrisvxd 7y ago|1 comments
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   A JavaScript library for paginating data from multiple sources(github.com)

   7 points by chrisvxd 8y ago|0 comments
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   BPS.space close to retro-propulsive landing with a model rocket(youtube.com)

   2 points by chrisvxd 8y ago|0 comments
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   Cisco Webex Teams has been down/degraded for over 48 hours(status.ciscospark.com)

   1 points by chrisvxd 8y ago|0 comments
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   by chrisvxd 8y ago

   Thanks for the pointers! * Great idea re searching - I did actually have the URL updating, but I had some problems when switching to [react-instantsearch](react-instantsearch/package.json) with the state getting reset, so I temporarily
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   by chrisvxd 8y ago

   Thanks dude!
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   by chrisvxd 8y ago

   Thanks! UK based for now, yeah, but I plan on adding support for the US next. I'm aggregating the jobs, although my only source is currently reed.co.uk (they have a nice API!)
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   by chrisvxd 8y ago

   Howdy HN! I built this jobs board for myself and my contractor buddies after getting tired of being offered below market rate. The idea is simple - aggregate contract jobs and analyse their rates against the market so that it's easy to
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   Show HN: I built a jobs board to find the best paying tech contracts(wellpaid.io)

   15 points by chrisvxd 8y ago|8 comments
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    Brexit latest: Boris Johnson drops out of Tory leadership contest(bbc.co.uk)

    6 points by chrisvxd 10y ago|2 comments
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    by chrisvxd 11y ago

    Almost all the comments here seem to be comparing SourceForge to GitHub, but (pre-DevShare) I always liked sourceforge as a consumer site, which is clearly not GitHub's area. Sure, there were some dev-orientated projects, but what made
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    by chrisvxd 11y ago

    That's awesome! Thanks for sharing.
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    by chrisvxd 12y ago

    The tools are bespoke, and right now I don't plan on open sourcing them. I can't say what the future holds though, so watch this space.
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    by chrisvxd 12y ago

    Yeaaah.. me too... but MVP!
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    by chrisvxd 12y ago

    Afraid I can't at this stage
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    by chrisvxd 12y ago

    What he said... nvd3 and d3
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    by chrisvxd 12y ago

    Confusion is negative, so actually we're very sure of ourselves ;)
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    Monitor the mood states of Hacker News in real time(themoodtool.com)

    51 points by chrisvxd 12y ago|26 comments
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    by chrisvxd 12y ago

    It really depends on the size of your micro services. If the services are small, then running each one (via some master shell script) shouldn't be an issue. If the services are large, then something like Vagrant would enable you to get
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    by chrisvxd 12y ago

    There is absolutely no need to use different languages and technologies within a microservices architecture if it is not necessary for your business . But to simply dismiss the business perspective from your perspective seems a little na
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    by chrisvxd 12y ago

    Adopting a microservice architecture does nothing to define how you "render your output"- the devil is still in the details, but that is why a microservice is so interesting and flexible. The way you will tackle this will largely