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by haney 13y ago
I've had similar ideas. I really like the batteries that are included with python but I would like to be able to add type annotations that are enforced to my code base for type safety. I also really like the idea of being able to exten
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by haney 13y ago
I couldn't agree more.
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Django Test Addons to make testing easier(strayentrepreneur.com)
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by haney 13y ago
Campus Bellhops - Software Developer, Graphic Designer, Support Engineer We're a college moving service with a nationwide footprint. We employ college students across the country to help with small the medium sized labor tasks. We&#x27
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by haney 13y ago
We're also offering a $500 finders fee for any referrals that lead to a hire, so if anyone has a friend that's interested in a web development position please send them our way and we'll pay you back in kind.
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Campus Bellhops is hiring hackers
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Civics 2.0 proposal(reddit.com)
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by haney 13y ago
I just attempt to remain passionately curious. If I don't know something I read about it on Wikipedia, if it still doesn't make sense I search Amazon and order a book. I've learned things about Sociology, Politics, Corporate
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by haney 13y ago
New Relic is a god sent.
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A checklist for naming projects(strayentrepreneur.com)
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by haney 13y ago
That was the first thing that sprang to mind for me too. You don't always get a referral right. I've had wonderful friends who have made lousy coworkers, if I was even more incentivized to protect them I think you'd see a pre
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by haney 13y ago
That might require a bit of a commute.
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by haney 13y ago
For #1 everything I've seen points to rails and Django having a nearly 1 to 1 correspondence. It's just preference for the most part.
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by haney 13y ago
> probably sums up the Chattanooga, TN viewpoint pretty well. "People with other points of view don't know anything about the things we like the most here." I think your comment pretty much sums up the California viewpoint, "Someone in
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by haney 13y ago
Out of curiosity what was the most shocking part of your experience in Atlanta?
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by haney 13y ago
I'm sitting in downtown Chattanooga and I'm walking distance to 3 vegetarian restaurants, a whole foods, and a local grocery story with food from local farms, not to mention the numerous farmers markets and open air markets that are around
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by haney 13y ago
> * Keeping track of which of our many builds are failing/passing Might I suggest circleci? We use it to build every branch for every developer's fork. It's pretty easy.
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by haney 13y ago
Great post David, looking forward to hearing you speak at the Thiel Summit.
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by haney 13y ago
If you haven't checked in lately the scene is Chatt is growing daily http://noogastartups.com/
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by haney 13y ago
I went to UT and started and did research at ORNL. I left in 2011 to start a startup in Chattanooga (Colocated with Banyan). Tenneessee (specifically Chattanooga) is a great place to start a company. There's good funding, low cost of living
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by haney 13y ago
I lived for months on food from a croc pot, I ate better, lost weight and saved buckets of cash not eating out. Chili is a god sent for poor cofounders.
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by haney 13y ago
We have an IRC bot that our sysadmin scripted. We pick the project we want deployed and issue a single command, it's amazing for low friction deployments.
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by haney 14y ago
I've been using this for a few months, it is FANTASTIC, great great job. This made my life better.
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A pull request that's gone on for far too long(github.com)
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by haney 14y ago
An understanding of how to automate common tasks so that they can be reproducible and a deep enough understanding of your stack to be able to measure and test you assumptions. Also, like mryan said an understanding of the business needs tha