goodoldboys

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by goodoldboys 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or SF Bay Area (frequent travel encouraged) Are you leading a small team and in need of someone to own the front-end? If so, I'm probably a great fit. I've spent the last few years architecting front-end solu
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by goodoldboys 10y ago
Abstraction isn't the enemy, it's programmer X not recognizing that the abstraction has now become a square peg into a round hole. When requirements change, it's usually a ripe opportunity for refactoring.
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by goodoldboys 10y ago
Pretty neat, but no need to yell about it.
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
Location: Los Angeles/San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, Angular, Meteor, HTML, CSS/SASS/LESS, PHP, WordPress, Python, Django Résumé/CV: http://jordanspeizer.com/r
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
SEEKING WORK Los Angeles/San Francisco/Remote Remote preferred, willing to travel I'm a front-end dev who makes beautiful user experiences a reality. I believe in modular, scalable CSS based on BEM principles and I follow the
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
#1 is where it's at, in my personal experience. I find it hard and less than optimal to work for multiple clients because of the time it takes switching from project to project. Having just one client is inherently riskier from a stand
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
This guide is spot on, especially the rule about only nesting pseudo elements. Don't know how many times I've come across nested sass/less that is just impossible to navigate...
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
Impressive work - but just wanted to say that the FOUC (flash of unstyle content) on your site parsemail is really rough. Cool service though
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
Just tried emailing you at the address listed on your site and got an undeliverable. Definitely interested in helping contribute.
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco / Bay Area / Remote / Travel willing, but no relocation - jordan@unitrock.com I specialize in front-end development: JavaScript (native, meteor, angular, backbone, etc) & HTML/CSS. Also g
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
Meteor is awesome! Really happy to see these latest changes - I'm excited to get started with ES6 and also get away from Blaze and start using React. As soon as they release SQL support, Meteor is really going to take off. For those of
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
This looks really cool, will try it out sometime this week. Thanks for sharing
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
Yeah, I'm making 100k+ a year working fully remote. US resident
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by goodoldboys 11y ago
Just a heads up - your headline on timeblock has a typo. "Corporation" should be "cooperation"
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by goodoldboys 12y ago
After 3 days of answering questions, I'm starting to come to the conclusion that your premise here is exactly right. I've definitely been able to help a few people out based on limited feedback I've received. However, I get t
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by goodoldboys 12y ago
Nope - I'm actually trying to figure out if that is one of my friends and I just don't know it. I can certainly see why you'd think that, though. They must just really love the idea I guess!
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by goodoldboys 12y ago
Sorry about that - this got popular faster than I thought it would! Did you use paypal or bitcoin? I think I'm having issues with Coinbase at the moment. Could you send me an email directly at brutalhonestyio@gmail.com? I'll get t
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by goodoldboys 12y ago
Hey everyone - thanks for the feedback. I wasn't sure how the response would be but it's been mostly positive so far. I came up with the idea because I wanted to use such a service, but when I couldn't find anything I figured
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by goodoldboys 12y ago
Wasn't aware of this - thanks. Seems like a good fit.
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by goodoldboys 12y ago
Creator here - no vote manipulation. In fact, I don't actually know anyone who has a hacker news account, believe it or not. Just an intriguing title I suppose?
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Your friends are lying to you. For $10, I wont.(brutalhonesty.io)
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