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DevLocal: Seattle’s new coworking space for developers, by developers(geekwire.com)
5 points by crabasa 13y ago|1 comments
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by crabasa 13y ago
We're really excited too. The developer community here in Seattle is amazing and we're really hoping to be a place that brings those people together. We'll also be home to plenty of Meetups and other fun developer events.
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by crabasa 13y ago
If you're in the Seattle area, some friends and I are opening a coworking space specifically for developers and software people in December. We're still working through some basics (pricing, plans, etc) but at a minimum we&#x2
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CascadiaJS 2013 speakers have started to be announced(2013.cascadiajs.com)
2 points by crabasa 13y ago|0 comments
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by crabasa 13y ago
Nginx is 11 years old and faced similar skepticism from many people in 2002 who made statements about how feature-packed, stable and popular Apache was. I've been using Harp for about 3 months and really like the sweet spot they have f
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by crabasa 13y ago
No, but it is an excellent time to purchase TSLA at a 6% discount.
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by crabasa 13y ago
We're hoping this will turn into a regular thing, there are also plans for Seattle Developer Week and Portland Developer Week on the horizon. Stay tuned!
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by crabasa 13y ago
OP here. If you're interested in learning more about the startup and developer community in Vancouver, BC definitely consider coming up for VDW in November.
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Vancouver Developer Week (Nov 11-17)(vancouver.devweek.org)
14 points by crabasa 13y ago|3 comments
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Easy Authentication Using AngularJS, Node.js and CouchDB(twilio.com)
12 points by crabasa 13y ago|0 comments
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Steve Ballmer selects Lisa Brummel to lead HR at Microsoft (2007)(businessweek.com)
2 points by crabasa 13y ago|0 comments
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Track visits and page views for your open source projects(githalytics.com)
2 points by crabasa 13y ago|0 comments
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by crabasa 13y ago
Could the OP chime in as to why he is writing and publishing this blog? It appears to be a cautionary tale, but I'm not sure what anyone can learn when all the particulars are removed. Why not just write a retrospective after the next
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by crabasa 13y ago
Perhaps, but I'm less interested with functionality and more interested in community . This is kind of like my current problem with Yelp: I can't trust the ratings in certain neighborhoods in Seattle because they are dominated
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Ask HN: Product Recommendations from the HN Community?
2 points by crabasa 13y ago|2 comments
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When compared to Chrome and Firefox, IE uses up to 18% less energy(betanews.com)
1 points by crabasa 13y ago|0 comments
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by crabasa 13y ago
This is pretty awesome, but it seems like OK Go has cornered the market on "cool web tech" demo music videos. Doesn't anybody remember their collaboration with Google? http://allisnotlo.st I fully expect them to do something with Microsof
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by crabasa 13y ago
It seems that, one by one, the MBaaS players are realizing that in order to be "complete" solutions they need to offer the ability to execute arbitrary code on the server. You can see examples of this for Kinvey [1], Azure Mobile Services [
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by crabasa 13y ago
Tron was mentioned, in addition to Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy television series and Escape from New York.
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by crabasa 13y ago
The minute that anything even remotely resembling that happens, you will find the full force of the federal government and every possible legal resource come to bear on Google. The hypothetical that you stated isn't just related to judges,
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by crabasa 13y ago
I'm bummed to hear you're still looking for a job, especially based on everything I'm hearing about the opportunities in New York. Are you willing to relocate, or are you specifically looking for a remote role. In any case, I'm certainly no
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by crabasa 13y ago
> All business is ruled by the laws of economics. No, this is exactly what's wrong with all of this analysis. Economics is a social science. That's one of the reasons why behavioral economics has attracted so many bright minds, becaus
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by crabasa 13y ago
> Raise wages, and the talent will come. I'm astonished by this attitude. I hate buzzwords like "human capital", but it should be obvious that it's incredibly time consuming and resource intensive to produce people who can program in ma
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by crabasa 13y ago
This article is needlessly sensationalistic and the claim that there is a "shortage" of ultra-elite engineers illustrates a basic misunderstanding of math. But it does show us what a red herring the phrase "STEM" is. Let's not get bogged-do
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by crabasa 13y ago
It is for variables, but that's just because Angular has such an elegant way of iterating through loops: <li ng-repeat="friend in friends"> {{friend.name}} who is {{friend.age}} years old. </li> It's the ng-d
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by crabasa 13y ago
It's easy to tell Angular to use different syntax for interpolation: myModule.config(function($interpolateProvider) { $interpolateProvider.startSymbol('START'); $interpolateProvider.endSymbol('STOP'); }); However, you s
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by crabasa 13y ago
> Show me any code Here's an example from Miško Hevery's session on Angular.js at Google I/O: https://github.com/mhevery/ng-google-io/blob/demo/app/script... He displayed the equivalent jQuery code side-by-side and the difference was
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by crabasa 13y ago
Is it fair to describe JS as single-threaded when all modern browsers support web workers? Related: Why does it seem like web workers don't exist? I can hardly think of any popular libraries or web apps that make use of them, despite the se
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by crabasa 13y ago
It's truly remarkable. It seems as if each word ("critical", "iPhone", etc) was chosen to maximize dissonance with what the article was actually about. Probably the work of an over zealous editor.
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Cloudant (YC S08) Raises $12M Second Round(venturebeat.com)
2 points by crabasa 13y ago|0 comments

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