cmwelsh

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by cmwelsh 12y ago
Location: Phoenix, Arizona Remote: Only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node.js, React.js, PostgreSQL, HTML/CSS Resume: http://cmwelsh.com Email: chris@cmwelsh.com Looking for full-s
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by cmwelsh 12y ago
Add a yoga class to your lunch schedule... usually the final resting period is a great time to grab a 15 minute nap and get ready for the afternoon.
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by cmwelsh 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area (remote or local) Full-stack web developer with half a decade of experience looking for small to medium projects (approx. 20 hrs/week). Keywords: JavaScript, Node.js, Responsive web development, Ba
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
It's not hard to guess what a software developer is making these days (hint: a lot).
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
Getting to Yes by Fisher, Ury, and Patton Everything in life is negotiable.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
How come the United States has never seen a planned metropolis, built on the principles of maximum security and maximum density? I know many people who would give up their "freedom" for the ability to live affordably in an environ
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
For Firefox support, there is SlimerJS, a PhantomJS alternative that is coming along very nicely for testing your websites on the Gecko rendering engine. It even supports WebGL. Try it as an alternative CasperJS engine: http://ca
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
I'm fond of www.bustaname.com for combining keywords in every combination.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
RequireJS basically assumes your code will compile correctly/free of errors. Linting or other activities besides straight up "successful compilation" are a bit outside the scope of a RequireJS plugin.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
No, that's their taxi service, which is mentioned in the grandparent.
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You should have RequireJS compile them on-the-fly in the browser like the CoffeeScript plugin ( https://github.com/requirejs/require-cs ) and the Handlebars plugin ( https://github.com/SlexAxton/requi
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
FYI, I sent them another message and they got back to me quite promptly!
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
I used their API to apply for a Frontend Engineer position a couple months ago. It works! They got back to me via email but never responded past that initial contact... perhaps they got busy and forgot. I'll send them another message!
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
What is the average latency for the service? From my benchmarks, there is a measurable difference between cloud VPS WebSocket latency/bandwidth and dedicated server WebSocket latency/bandwidth.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
Israel should cut down on the makeup.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
I don't mean to be condescending - this is advice that I learned the hard and long way. I wish you the best.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
Read the book "Getting to Yes", "a universal guide to the art of negotiating personal and professional disputes". It will repay itself a thousandfold as you walk into any negotiation with confidence, not just salary nego
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
Your story isn't unique. Thousands of people on this forum were kids just like you once. Put some code on your GitHub profile. That's the most important external link you could have included in this post, yet it's conspicuous
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
It seems like a step backward. Dealing with callbacks manually is an unnecessary hassle compared to being able to use "green threads". See python gevent and ngx_lua for examples of people doing things this way.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
Email providers such as Google send a ping to the sender letting them know who is marking their messages as spam.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
It doesn't have to be nefarious. Sometimes there are certain aspects of a project that are outside your company's core competences. It's only ethical to pass the work to a qualified professional. Clients pay for results - it&
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
My only gripe with Foundation is the JavaScript components seem rather difficult to manipulate. I write applications with Backbone.js and I'm still not sure how to programmatically change the active tab in an accordion without resortin
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
They must have been doing something right. They won commendation from the EFF today for their longstanding secret fight against the United States government. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/07/yahoo-fight-f
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
Web development consulting. We are the development team behind multiple funded startups - mercenaries for hire.
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We also merge our own pull requests but there is less concept of code ownership. Bugs can be fixed by anyone who grabs them and assigns them to themselves. Blame may point out the cause and you can send the author a friendly message on Skyp
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
My employer is similar but a little stricter about how we use GitHub pull requests. All new code goes in via pull request. All pull requests are reviewed by another developer. Almost all pull requests are sent to QA to test acceptance crite
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
KeyPassX and MiniKeyPass are working well enough here, plus they are open source software that one can install on his or her computer or iPhone. I keep my database on Dropbox for availability on multiple devices.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
Check out browserling http://browserling.com
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
Sometimes I wonder if Amazon is purposely limiting their target audience to technical users by implementing their AWS UI in a manner that the average person cannot understand.
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by cmwelsh 13y ago
I found their pricing to be a bit high compared to other providers such as Engine Yard.

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