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by jayhuang 12y ago
Couldn't reproduce it at all, tried about 10 emails.
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by jayhuang 12y ago
the jQuery is being injected from 2 different sources. The first being from a Baidu CDN, I suppose they anticipate some kind of attack on Baidu and included the 2nd one as fallback. As for jQuery being unnecessary for this job; agreed, but
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by jayhuang 12y ago
It'd be cool to be the owner/agent of a house being listed here, and seeing how many more calls/inquiries were received as a result.
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Disclaimer: After some downtime, I got a diploma in CS due to heavy pressure from my family (who all hold a doctorate or two...) Despite having a diploma now, all of the jobs/positions I had before were obtained on the basis that I do
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Oh man, this is pretty recent. So after studying 1 year of a 2 year diploma, I get a full time job at a reputable company, and I basically end up working full time for ~3 years. During this time I asked the program head how much time from t
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML(5), CSS(3), Javascript (jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), LESS/SASS, Git, PHP (CakePHP, CodeIgniter, SlimPHP), Java, RESTful APIs, MongoDB, MySQL, MSSQ
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by jayhuang 12y ago
I feel like this data is a small piece of the age long debate about hiring methods and competence/success indicators. There's been a lot of data about how even people who think they are experts at finding good candidates are reall
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML(5), CSS(3), Javascript (jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), LESS/SASS, Git, PHP (CakePHP, CodeIgniter, SlimPHP), Java, RESTful APIs, MongoDB, MySQL, MSS
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML(5), CSS(3), Javascript (jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), LESS/SASS, Git, PHP (CakePHP, CodeIgniter, SlimPHP), Java, RESTful APIs, MongoDB, MySQL, MSS
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by jayhuang 12y ago
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Looks like something's wrong with the routing: > 404 Not Found: Requested route ('review-ninja-staging.cfapps.io') does not exist. And as an ex-SAP employee, scrolling to the bottom and seeing the SAP logo came as quite th
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Man, my elementary had those old Apple computers back when the logo was rainbow coloured, and only the librarians got to touch them... Mind you this was only in ~2000 and I didn't get to touch a computer for the first time years later.
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by jayhuang 12y ago
~2008,~15. I was interested in building websites and after my curiosity getting the better of me, I ended up playing with SQL injection. Instead playing with my own websites, I thought it would be more fun to find the same vulnerabilities i
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Suspected Chinese cyber attack forces NRC security overhaul(ottawacitizen.com)
3 points by jayhuang 12y ago|0 comments
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by jayhuang 12y ago
It seems like the usual solution to the marketplace problem would be essentially promising one side that the other exists. See a recent comment by Patrick (patio11) that explains this better that I can: https://news.ycombinator.c
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Giving feedback(jayhuang.org)
1 points by jayhuang 12y ago|0 comments
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Currently located in Vancouver, B.C. Open to remote/relocation, currently looking for part-time/contract, available for full-time in January 2015 Stack: HTML, CSS (SASS|LESS), PHP (CakePHP, SlimPHP, etc), JavaScript (jQuery|Angula
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by jayhuang 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Vancouver/Remote Struggling to find a web developer who understands your business? I am Jay Huang, a full stack web developer and consultant based in Vancouver, B.C. Having co-founded of 2 of the largest communities on t
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by jayhuang 12y ago
Vancouver, B.C; Remote | Relocation; Full Time | Intern Stack: PHP (SlimPHP|CakePHP|etc), JavaScript (jQuery|AngularJS|Backbone.js), HTML, CSS (SASS|LESS), Databases (MySQL|Mongodb|Oracle|HANA) Resume: https://www.dropbox.com&#x2
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by jayhuang 12y ago
I think it depends on what you need to sync, but I've also had this problem and have found something that works for me. I use Sublime Text for both development and quickly "jotting" things down. I keep 2 copies in my Dropbox,
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by jayhuang 12y ago
I too, have tried countless amount of to-do apps, and none of them stuck with me for more than a week or so. It's frustrating. I look around me and see so many people use to-do lists, and it seems to work for them. So why then, does it
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by jayhuang 13y ago
This is pretty cool, but I do have one question: How do you account for the fact that many of your users may not be familiar with the salary ranges in a specific area? I understand the goal is to get a large amount of estimates for each use
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by jayhuang 13y ago
I too, hate open floor plans. At one of my previous jobs, we had 2 developers on a team with a couple BI analysts, designers, marketing people. Truth is, I enjoyed their company. They were a pretty good group of people to be around. Only pr
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by jayhuang 13y ago
`Suicide is a personal choice` I hear this all the time, and I could not disagree more. As someone who has been "there" more than once, suicide is not a personal choice. And I'd also like to extend the same offer. I've b
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by jayhuang 13y ago
I've been thinking about something similar but it's more one of those "it'd be cool if I built this..." with no such plan to actually do it. Ping me if you do end up making one!
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by jayhuang 13y ago
For the most part, Vancouver house prices are pretty expensive, it's virtually impossible to find a house for under 1 million in Vancouver. Given these prices, anyone familiar with the wages in Vancouver will tell you we're depres
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by jayhuang 13y ago
To add to the similar view shared by many of the responses here, my approach is to write about something I care about and think others may benefit from, then think about which demographics it would be more relevant for. If that happens to b
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by jayhuang 13y ago
Heading out soon so I'll give you a bit to go off on in the time I have. Feel free to reach out to me (profile) for more info. Since you've been programming since 12, I can say you are far far better off than many of us already. I
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by jayhuang 13y ago
Yea, this was a really key aspect during my interviews, including the initial phone interview. All the code I wrote was expected to work in the browser (if copy/pasted) and behave as intended. I didn't have much trouble with it as
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by jayhuang 13y ago
This is my assumption too. It's typical for some recruiters to never close the loop with candidates who are rejected because they're no longer "of value" to them. A sad commentary on recruiting in general, but it happens

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