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edwardhotchkiss
11y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: No; just moved to San Diego * Full-Stack Software Engineer * Client-Side: JavaScript, React, Angular, Backbone, ES6, Responsive, Automated testing * Backend: Node
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edwardhotchkiss
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SEEKING WORK - Remote (LA) I've been working as a consultant and contractor on web apps primarily my entire career. My focus is on .js heavy projects, especially custom code, MEAN.js, Angular.js, Node.js/MongoDB. I have an extensi
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12y ago
It's comments like these that people with high karma need to be up-voting. I had no idea that they were disabled accommodating and am glad that some are. Glad that they are having a positive impact in your life.
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12y ago
*useful
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12y ago
I wrote above about this. Moving from NYC to SF was a complete mindfucking as trying to get anywhere without a car attempting to call taxis that actually show up; that take credit cards was near impossible.
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12y ago
In all fairness to my selfish self, that has lived in NYC, SF and finally in LA: Uber (regardless of and possibly because of ) knee-capping other services is now a dominant, helpful service in my life. When I lived in SF and moved to LA I h
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12y ago
Please see: Pacific Heights (1990)
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"Pacific Heights", 1990 starring Melanie Griffith, Matthew Modine & Michael Keaton. SF based movie showing Michael Keaton abusing renters rights and even having the home owner arrested after turning off his electricity. Fantas
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12y ago
Regarding saving lives, police work as compared to many other professions isn't a high-risk job. Police might tell you otherwise, but the numbers don't. High altitude FPV is one thing, these are multi-rotor invasive smaller drones
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12y ago
Based on these statements, would that mean that there is no cause for concern; while female engineers over-represent the percentage of CS majors?
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12y ago
> violently inappropriate Really? Violent?
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12y ago
http://www.avoiceformalestudents.com/progressive-boko-haram-...
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12y ago
What about paying them instead to stop burning thousands of boys alive?
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13y ago
Please don't upvote this: the title is misleading. It's a repackaged LA Times piece on gentrification and gang members leaving a specific neighborhood.
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13y ago
Comment of the year. Hah!
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13y ago
Nice work, specifically not suggesting rather than displaying the two main file layout approaches.
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13y ago
I have web, mail (so-so, testing only) and a super early concept of a distributed service monitor for rpi users (pi-up) in use a bit now. I'll reach out, would love to see more and so nice to see something like this out there!
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Writing Client-Side JavaScript Modules, AMD, RequireJS & the "wrapper" Module
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Software Consulting, Opportunity Cost & the Economics of Juice
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How I learned to Focus
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14y ago
<hacker-unrelated-news>Today in Hacker News, Skype will now begin advertising in 1:1 audio calls for non-paying users. </hacker-unrelated-news>
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Coffee-Script and Stitch - Build System
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Has anyone seen this in FF 12? This is one branch that shouldn't have been merged.
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Your limits are defined by the memory size of Mobile Safari (embedded). Have you ever opened 10 tabs to see what would happen on actual apps? Now imagine full fledged JS hungry apps. Last year I warned a firm about this. Client insisted. Re
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Learning Angular.js 1.0.0, part 1 of 10 - Introduction to 1.0.0
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I think that you should check out Angular.js. I have a blog post on it. Basically to write the app "no library no framework" (or even using jquery) - would be a lot more work. I think that you're trolling but I'll bite and link you anyway.
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15y ago
I 100% agree, and per @tomjens3 I see the distinction!
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Correct. You don't, unless you'd like other developers to contribute to your project. You also owe it to yourself. But hey: if you want to post sloppy seconds untested code on GitHub - consider yourself lucky that they let anyone in.
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No one likes an unkempt public area - Open Source guidelines to Cleanliness
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Jekyll live search with Angular.js
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