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by era86 14y ago
really love this quote!
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by era86 14y ago
It takes a lot of determination and creativity to bring an "imaginary friend" to life. I like the way you chose to describe the process (idea-to-product). Thanks for sharing!
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by era86 14y ago
I feel like most programmers have trained themselves to expect the worst. Pessimism forces you to write robust code. I'm not saying it's the only way to produce robust code, but it definitely helps. I think that's why a lot of HackerNews po
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by era86 14y ago
This is simply awesome... lol
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by era86 14y ago
There is nothing wrong with wanting to be happy at your workplace. It is, after all, where we spend a huge chunk of our time. You could ask these types of questions for many other jobs in many other industries and I feel like they wouldn't
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by era86 14y ago
Well said. We aren't looking for friends (although it doesn't hurt), we're looking for a great place to work!
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by era86 14y ago
These are great questions to ask! Especially, the second one. Understanding how and where the company is going is important because it says a lot about how your role might change over time. However, I disagree about "cultural fit". I feel l
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by era86 14y ago
Small typo: 'sudp pip install virtualenv' I think you meant 'sudo' As for file structure, I thought Django came with a pre-built structure? I may be wrong, as I've only used Django for quick side projects and not really any extensive develo
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My Interview Questions for Potential Employers(runtime-era.com)
114 points by era86 14y ago|119 comments
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Quick Overview: CSS Positioning(runtime-era.com)
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Getting JavaScript Closures (The Module Pattern)(runtime-era.blogspot.com)
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by era86 14y ago
Hike (a mountain or a city) and take pictures of things that make you happy.
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by era86 14y ago
A fully integrated Electronic Medical Health Record (EMR/EHR) system and patient portal. Completely web-based application providing secure patient/doctor communication, scheduling, patient visit summary, health record summaries, etc. Sell i
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Show HN: QueueDo (Side Project in Sinatra, jQuery, LocalStorage)(queuedo.herokuapp.com)
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by era86 14y ago
a blog about nothings: http://www.runtime-era.blogspot.com ill be interested in reading everyone's responses!
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by era86 14y ago
i dig it, will be replacing GitX lol
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Personal Lessons from Jeff Atwood's "Effective Programming"(runtime-era.blogspot.com)
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Quick Review: Delegator Pattern in Java(runtime-era.blogspot.com)
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by era86 14y ago
is this different from the observer pattern? which languages do you program in?
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by era86 14y ago
what kind of code is this? C#? Java? im looking into the delegate pattern and it seems to be something C# and Java devs like to "talk" about
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What are your most used design patterns?
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by era86 14y ago
thank you! ive made the correction
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Quick Reminder: Java Programming Quickstart in Ubuntu 12.04(runtime-era.blogspot.com)
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by era86 14y ago
this is pretty awesome! i wish i'd read the pagination tutorial about a year and a half ago...
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by era86 14y ago
reminds me of my college days!
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by era86 14y ago
fair enough
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by era86 14y ago
maybe so, but am i wrong? it would be cool if someone with better background on either subject would provide some harder evidence..
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To Thine Own Self Be True: A Social Network Experiment(runtime-era.blogspot.com)
2 points by era86 14y ago|4 comments
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Quick Review: Basic Observer Design Pattern in Ruby(runtime-era.blogspot.com)
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Reopen and Modify Ruby Classes (Monkey Patching) (runtime-era.blogspot.com)
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