iends

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1. 691.▲
   by iends 13y ago

   After a series of interviews with a company for a job while in gradschool (after I already had a BS in Computer Science) and was offered $10/hr as a contract C developer (no benefits). Starting salaries in my area for developers with a BS i
2. 692.▲
   by iends 13y ago

   Code School is not for people who know how to program. I found their material very basic and slow, even for things like node that I did not know at the time. I felt like the same material could be absorbed much quicker using other means (bl
3. 693.▲
   by iends 13y ago

   It doesn't need reviving. It's not dead. Tons of people use irc. Try freenode, it's alive and kicking.
4. 694.▲
   by iends 13y ago

   #startups on freenode is much more active.
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   by iends 13y ago

   The reason it's dangerous is that packages can introduce backwards incompatible changes. If you have a project that you don't work on for a few weeks/months and then need to fix a bug, you're going to have to spend additional cycles trackin
6. 696.▲
   by iends 13y ago

   Spent some time looking around and I think it's http://freelancersweekly.com/
7. 697.▲
   by iends 13y ago

   I have a couple of thoughts: 1. Why not use django-admin.py startproject --template=<url>? I typically do something like django-admin.py startproject --template= https://github.com/rdegges/django-skel/zipball/master mynewproject so
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   by iends 14y ago

   These are stupid questions that anybody could answer for him without without being a millionaire. I would ask: 1) What are problems you are having right now that you need solved and are willing to pay money for (both for yourself personally
9. 699.▲
   by iends 14y ago

   I'm on Rackspace and I might switch now.
10. 700.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    This. Respond and say you're doing them a favor.
11. 701.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    How well does it do under mono?
12. 702.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    What are your goals? Did you mean "web design" or did you really mean "web development"? These are not the same. One is more focused on visual side, while one is more focused on code. Both are valuable skills to have, and the answer is prob
13. 703.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    Why is this an issue with an article about writing effective django?
14. 704.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    http://www.computer.org/portal/web/pressroom/New-Software-En...
15. 705.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    What is your goal?
16. 706.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    Why would you delete stories that you think are fake, without any facts indicating they are fake? I can't articulate it well, but for some reason this strikes me as a odd, especially since these stories ended up being true.
17. 707.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    Gmail is ubiquitous. Zero chance it shuts down until something better comes along.
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    by iends 14y ago

    There's a lot of peer reviewed software engineering research to suggest what Steve Jobs said is true, long before he said it. http://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/7559/are-there-s...
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    by iends 14y ago

    If you've not stumbled on version control by the time you graduate college, you're probably not the type of person (self motivated, interested in becoming a better developer, etc.) that I want to hire. (Also, at my average state school, ver
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    by iends 14y ago

    Did you have to register as a foreign corporation in NY after you created your DE corp? IANAL, but for North Carolina if you have an employee in the state you must register as a foreign corporation and pay whatever fees are associated with
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    by iends 14y ago

    Several people have posted support logs that Heroku knew about the issue long before.
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    by iends 14y ago

    I didn't have this issue on chrome, you can just start dragging again and reconnect the paths.
23. 713.▲
    by iends 14y ago

    Got to level 7 without much trouble, but started to feel guilty about playing at work :) Would love to hear more about your technical stack, especially on the web side. Congrats to shipping.
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    by iends 14y ago

    Care to share any of your experiences in building a startup using .NET? It's refreshing to see something outside node, go, haskell, RoR, etc.
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    by iends 14y ago

    At I got an internship at a Fortune 500, so it's possible.
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    by iends 14y ago

    I actually just had a conversation at work about this (although unrelated to Django). Almost all REST frameworks I've encountered have no support for POSTing of nested objects. I do not know of an ActiveAttr equivalent.
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    by iends 14y ago

    I'm sure that's exactly what he was trying to imply...Are you trying to suggest you're not a very good troll?
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    by iends 14y ago

    Conferences, the internet, email, blogs, twitter, facebook, google, etc.
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    by iends 14y ago

    I'm a python/django developer. If I could do it over again (ignoring the fact I've basically switched to an all javascript stack outside of work), I would go with rails/ruby. I think there are more rails jobs than django jobs, at least the
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    by iends 14y ago

    I've used both tastypie and django-rest-framework for large projects and my preference is also django-rest-framework.