huertanix

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by huertanix 16y ago
There's a thread in Quora listing a fair chunk of NYC startups that are currently hiring, and it grows almost daily: http://www.quora.com/Which-startups-in-NY-are-hiring
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by huertanix 16y ago
http://twitter.com/html5douche occasionally posts some cool html5 linkage when he's not busy fist-pumping in CAPS LOCK.
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by huertanix 16y ago
I can see those being setbacks, but on each point: 1. I'm not sure on the situation in Russia, but in the US, a lot of teachers don't know much about Windows or OS X either, but unless something breaks they wouldn't have to. 2. Gnome's memo
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by huertanix 16y ago
I really wish I could be there in person. Was really looking forward to talking to some of the people behind YaCy ( http://www.yacy.net/ ). :<
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by huertanix 16y ago
Nice, but I prefer my cookie icons to be chocolate chip.
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by huertanix 16y ago
I have a reputation for being a bit harsh about design critiques, so before I say anything: * Great work on taking the time to build something cool. * Awesome work at keeping the functionality simple, intuitive and easy to use. Most people
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by huertanix 16y ago
The Spectrum's print edition is exceptional; That being said though, any moderate technologist can read the Spectrum. The Spectrum is not a collection of whitepapers, but a series of articles on broad topics and even investigative reportin
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by huertanix 16y ago
That's mostly true, but the culture dominated even in a small, non-corporate startup that I worked for in Scottsdale. Once, a few of us were attempting to utilize the CSLA framework in our app, but as soon as the CFO caught wind of the req
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by huertanix 16y ago
I've been waiting for someone to say this; Every development language includes a development community, and in this case, .NET communities are more or less stenciled across internal department lines and rarely extend much further. When I