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by dopeboy 8y ago
As someone launching a coding camp for kids, Eventbrite has been instrumental for us. We do free classes to generate leads and the free offering of EB has been more than enough to accomplish this. Good to see them succeed.
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I believe most dorm rooms are like this for first year students across the US. Where I went to college, it was 2 to a room but some opted for privates. It was kind of odd to do a private suite - living with someone in a dorm room is part of
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by dopeboy 8y ago
If you are fine with roommates, there are plenty of sub 1k options in and around the area. El Cerrito and Richmond aren't too far away and generally cheaper than Berkeley.
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I live pretty close to Berkeley and have walked past this a couple times. I'm impressed that the developer embarked on an experiment. That kind of thinking is welcome for solving the housing problem. It didn't seem like a huge sav
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by dopeboy 8y ago
This is pretty fascinating to me, thanks for sharing. The analysis you're referring to - how long does it take for the big clients you deal with? Is it mostly meetings?
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I've been consulting off and on for the past five years and I've steered way clear of these marketplaces. It's a very obvious race to the bottom sort of situation they're plotting for which I get. I'd be optimizing
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by dopeboy 8y ago
You got an extra day for an out of memory exception? I wish I was that lucky
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I went to the YC hackathon a couple months ago and got to meet Sam, Adora, and Michael. They're all super cool and friendly. What stuck out to me about Michael were his thoughtful questions during everyone's pitches and the fact t
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I've done this for four years and it has been a very rewarding experience. Happy to answer any questions folks might have.
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by dopeboy 8y ago
Location: SF/Berkeley Remote: No Willing to relocate: no Tech: Django + React CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manish-sinha-9675b366/ Email: arithmetic@gmail.com I want to learn about crypto an
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I work with a lot of clients and for every project, it's Django. I love how readable the code is. I've even had non-technical clients peer into the code and make correct observations. And it's been said already, but Django Ad
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by dopeboy 8y ago
This is a surprisingly pretty common practice. I know people, even at Google, who want the ease of CMS but additional control.
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by dopeboy 8y ago
This is on my list of things to test. I've done 00 in the past but I wasn't capturing my notes from those runs. I've recently gone with KABF because it's easier to acquire and Jeff Varasano claims "...you can buy an
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by dopeboy 8y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. How do you like the uuni pizza oven? Also, does using the wood pellets get you a smoky taste to it?
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by dopeboy 8y ago
The guy quoted, Kenji, contributes to Serious Eats and is active on reddit and twitter. He's done a lot of work on comparing different flours, comparing different pizza ovens, and also has good recipes. If you're a pizza buff, it&
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by dopeboy 8y ago
Has anyone scraped his reviews yet and summarized? I'd be down to if no one has done it yet.
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I agree. In the early 2000s, I learned about animation through Flash. I remember working on a 9th grade project that I illustrated through Flash. I remember learning what frames were, what keyframes were, what vectors were, etc. It was just
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by dopeboy 8y ago
This was a great read. I've been using Linux since 2005 and I've always wondered what selling paid-for software is like on Linux. Thank you for taking the time to build a venture for Linux users, I really appreciate it.
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by dopeboy 8y ago
React + Django hosted on Heroku. Why? Because I'm most the productive with it.
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Observations I've made from training new technical hires(dopeboy.github.io)
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Traits of new hires(dopeboy.github.io)
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by dopeboy 8y ago
Long time pizza enthusiast here. I've just gotten into the pursuit of making Neapolitan pizza after buying a pizza oven. I'm still coming up short and would love some tips. I've documented more on my blog but I'm still g
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I bought Blitz for the PC and remember playing it using my Microsoft Sidewinder joystick. Sometimes I'd invite my friend over and we'd play against each other on the same computer. He'd get the keyboard and I'd get the j
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by dopeboy 8y ago
Ah ok, I thought Apollo was only a frontend client. My mistake.
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by dopeboy 8y ago
Curious about your stack - what's your backend in and what GraphQL provider do you use?
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by dopeboy 8y ago
This is exactly right, it was timing. I have been using Ubuntu since 2005 and it was a rough grind on the "just-works" front in those beginning days. By 2010, desktop Ubuntu was in great shape and laptop Ubuntu was nearly there (m
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by dopeboy 8y ago
Good "state of the state" esque writeup. Thanks, Brandur. I've spent the past three years using Django Rest Framework. I switched over to using a GraphQL (Graphene as the provider, Apollo as the client) and it's been fan
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I found out about IH later than you did so I don't know how it used to be. I liked their forum at first but now it seems to be a recycling of either a success story, a not always well thought out ask for help, or showcase of a prototyp
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by dopeboy 8y ago
I consult and I also run a small SaaS startup. All of my deploys thus far service an audience of ~100 users per month---fairly small. I git push my monolith to Heroku and call it a day. Because of that, I don't know anything about cont
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by dopeboy 8y ago
This really needs to happen. I want all my state in the cloud. Whatever device should sink up with that state down to the desktop and window manager.

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