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Statement from the Board of Directors on Acceptable Behavior(codemash.org)
3 points by ctide 13y ago|0 comments
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by ctide 13y ago
That COBOL is predominantly used in Big Biz? I think you proved his point. It'd be selection bias if he made the assumption that most big businesses were using Ruby. That's not the point he was making -- what he said was that lo
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by ctide 13y ago
I'm pretty sure the necessary credentials are exactly what he showcased -- the ability to write a legible, coherent email in a timely fashion.
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by ctide 13y ago
You mean Adderall?
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by ctide 13y ago
Yep, all fixed up. Thanks guys!
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by ctide 13y ago
I'm still missing the majority of my apps. 395120080593788 is one, I believe. That one was just a facebook page tab so I only have links to it. From the looks of it, the only apps that returned were ones with multiple administrators.
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by ctide 13y ago
Thanks! Great to hear it!
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by ctide 13y ago
Yeah, I got about 6 back out of 30ish.
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by ctide 13y ago
All of my apps just vanished, including lots of apps that were built for clients. Anyone at Facebook reading this and have any idea who we can contact to try and get this resolved? I can't subscribe to the bug because I'm sudden
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My account's Facebook applications have been disabled with no explanation(stackoverflow.com)
63 points by ctide 13y ago|80 comments
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by ctide 13y ago
It's a hassle. I took a full stack of nootropics daily (a larger stack than what's described here, close to 20 pills / day) for about a year and ultimately just decided it was too much hassle. There are benefits, but lazine
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by ctide 13y ago
Working at a single place for 10 years and having 0 connections to other companies is not going to put you in a good place to find a job. I imagine they would struggle to find a job regardless of whether or not they quit.
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by ctide 13y ago
I think it's a sign that I've been programming (predominantly in ruby) too long when I didn't think twice about why 1 && 2 == 2.
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by ctide 13y ago
Nothing like a bunch of comments tearing apart a website built by people who, presumably, learned to code a few months ago and threw it together over the course of a few weeks. Yeah, it has a few issues, but it's significantly better
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by ctide 13y ago
I actually switched to DuckDuckGo because the Chrome team decided to make using a Google a worse experience than using any other search engine in the latest beta client. https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues&#x
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by ctide 13y ago
I'm sad that this comment was posted on a weekend, because I think this is one of the awesomest things I've seen on HN, and not a lot of people are reading HN on Saturday nights and they're going to miss it.
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by ctide 13y ago
San Francisco, CA: Chute (www.getchute.com/jobs) We're looking for a front end lead, and a senior backend developer. Our stack is mostly Rails, with a few services written in Node on the backend. Ideal candidate also has some Scala experi
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by ctide 13y ago
Apples and oranges are in the same aisle in the grocery store. Good enough reason for you, I suppose?
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by ctide 13y ago
That's why I recommended including how much money the company has raised. Companies with lots of money also have a lot of employees, hence skewing 'market rate' up to something significantly higher than you'll get from any < 10m raised
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by ctide 13y ago
The equity isn't nearly as relevant as how much money the company is raised. It should be no shock to anyone that a job at Google / Facebook / etc. is going to pay significantly more than the equivalent job at a company with a year of runw
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by ctide 13y ago
Do it on google docs, and include how much money your company has raised (0-5m, 5-15m, 15m+ is probably sufficient options) and roughly how much equity you have. In a vacuum, this number is meaningless. Comparing what someone makes at Goo
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by ctide 13y ago
What's the difference between what you want to provide and Singly (singly.com)?
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by ctide 13y ago
Yeah, it'd be awesome if everyone knew about this so we could really drive that rifle number up and make it competitive with other kinds of guns. Think of how many people could be brandishing their own unmarked AK-47 instead of having to r
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by ctide 13y ago
When I was at Singly working on the locker project, this was actually the absolute perfect solution to how we wanted to store data (it just wasn't available then.) We wanted to store all the raw JSON that was coming down the pipe from vari
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by ctide 13y ago
Did they consider that people tend to not use their facebook account for work accounts? Anything relating to my job, I use my work email with a password. Anything personal, if I have the option, I use Facebook and don't let it to post to a
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by ctide 13y ago
If this was the case, they'd fix the accounts system. Nothing I do on the web is ever tied to my G+ account because I have 5 different Google accounts and it's a crapshoot which one I'm signed into at any given time. One thing is for sure
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MountainWest RubyConf 2013 Postgres Demystified by Craig Kerstiens(youtube.com)
1 points by ctide 13y ago|0 comments
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by ctide 13y ago
Should be fixed now, thanks!
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by ctide 13y ago
What version of Chrome are you using? It's definitely unstyled, but it's functional for me in Chrome.
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by ctide 13y ago
Also, we're hiring! Looking for a frontend lead and a senior rails developer. My email is in my profile, ping me if you'd like to hear more!

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