darylfritz

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by darylfritz 11y ago
Not sure why, but the 'jobs' sub-domain isn't working for me over HTTPS. Here's an alternate URL: https://www.pagerduty.com/jobs
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by darylfritz 12y ago
What does Microsoft have to do with Netflix?
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by darylfritz 12y ago
Looks beautiful. Which services are you pulling your data from?
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by darylfritz 12y ago
I'm not sure if it was a direct inspiration, but the UI reminds me of Vdio ( http://blog.rdio.com/us/2013/04/introducing-vdio.html ). I can't link to the actual site as it has since shut down.
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by darylfritz 12y ago
One thing I liked with Railscasts was its length. On average, a video fit between 7 and 14 minutes. GoRails seems like a great resource, but with some videos approaching 30 minutes long, it's hard for me to justify sneaking a peek whil
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by darylfritz 12y ago
hmm.... lawyers..... from your divorce...... to figure this ooouuuuuuuuttttt....
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by darylfritz 12y ago
It sounds like the form you filled out just poorly labelled their "Pick a Username" field; The concept of a website generating something to call you is interesting though. It could lead to hilarious scenarios.
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by darylfritz 12y ago
Can you explain the numbers on this page? I don't understand what they represent: http://nospronos.com/en/tab/grandchallengemondial2014 Note, I haven't registered to provide my own input.
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by darylfritz 12y ago
Ian, I'm trying to save your content to Instapaper so I can refer to the article offline on my mobile device, but your canonical URL meta tag is incorrect. <link rel="canonical" href="http://Ianfeather
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by darylfritz 12y ago
eBay's password character limit is 20 characters. I use a password manager and detest sites that limit your password length to < 100 characters.
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by darylfritz 12y ago
Another tip is to add dots in your username on gmail. You can send emails to: e.x.a.m.p.l.e@gmail.com, example@gmail.com, ex.am.ple@gmail.com Every one will be sent to the username "example"
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by darylfritz 12y ago
I'm glad you've mentioned this. They keep coming up in my area for Ruby On Rails job listings on LinkedIn. I'm glad to find out they're a scam before I "apply" to them.
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by darylfritz 12y ago
For the recruiters: http://base64decode.net
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An Insider's Guide to Interviewing Ruby on Rails Developers(toptal.com)
2 points by darylfritz 12y ago|0 comments
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by darylfritz 12y ago
LinkedIn helps many get discovered. Recruiters or companies looking for new developers are far more likely to search LinkedIn than to Google "Scala developers in [local City]." Github is great for open-source library and applicati
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5 things every beginning Android app developer should know(thenextweb.com)
2 points by darylfritz 13y ago|0 comments
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by darylfritz 13y ago
This frightens me. I'm a big Rdio fan and they use Echo Nest as their backend. Has Spotify just found a way to secretly shut them down?
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by darylfritz 13y ago
> getting contacted doesn't guarantee an interview either I think this is the part that bothers me most. If a headhunter contacts me, why am I not given the inside-track for the interview?
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by darylfritz 13y ago
> If you go to the interview, and you didn't embarrass the recruiter for suggesting you [..] This is exactly why recruiters need to do a little bit of research beforehand. If they're recommending you as a candidate for a job,
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by darylfritz 13y ago
To me, the recruiter is representing the company. If they're reaching out to me, I'd like to think I already have an "in" with the company. Why would I circumvent that and go in alone?
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by darylfritz 13y ago
I'd like a filter for items flagged as "nsfw" This one was embarrassing: http://hugegif.com/#r/perfectloops/1ys9hb
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by darylfritz 13y ago
This doesn't really answer 'why' though, does it?
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by darylfritz 13y ago
Twitter works for me. Also checked against isitup: http://isitup.org/twitter.com
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by darylfritz 13y ago
Looks like I edited out my $5 an hour remark before I saw your reply. :)
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by darylfritz 13y ago
"Something interesting happens at this point in the process. An average of 50% of the candidates never continue past this step. The reason is not exactly known but I suspect it is because they simply do not know how to perform the task
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Applying App Design Concepts To Web Design(tympanus.net)
1 points by darylfritz 13y ago|0 comments
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by darylfritz 13y ago
This list lost me at W3Schools Certification
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by darylfritz 13y ago
If your product catalog is good enough, users will sign up. Don't force Facebook authentication either. Also, I can't tell if your site is like Pinterest, where I flag things I'm interested in, or like JackThreads, where the
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by darylfritz 13y ago
I work in a large corporation. We use Microsoft .NET (recently converted from Java). At home, I develop with Ruby for smaller pet projects and personal things. I would attend a Ruby/Rails conference, and I work for a "big business
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by darylfritz 13y ago
Java and Microsoft .NET?

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