jeckel

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by jeckel 15y ago
Easy, have them work on something small as a contractor.
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by jeckel 15y ago
I'm telecommuting for a very large corporation as a senior developer for over 6 months now. I've had great success in driving the team into a direction which I feel is best for specific projects and the team as a whole. I think the telecomm
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by jeckel 16y ago
If you go to your companies website, Bank Simple, it has an article entitle: "BankSimple Wants to Shake Up Banking with Cutting Edge UI Design". It seems Freckle isn't the only one who wants to use "this month's CSS trends".
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by jeckel 16y ago
I did enter this into Mechanical Turk as well. Was hoping to also get feedback from the users here since most seem more experienced in this area.
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Feedback on a Business Idea
1 points by jeckel 16y ago|3 comments
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Massive Fireball in the sky(cnn.com)
6 points by jeckel 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeckel 17y ago
I guess they want to hire a programmer who would refuse to find the simplest solution to the problem but rather obfuscate it, making maintainability a nightmare.
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Trivia on Twitter(triviaontwitter.com)
3 points by jeckel 17y ago|0 comments
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Githooks Ruby Gem(facollective.com)
3 points by jeckel 17y ago|0 comments
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10 Ways to Rapid Development(facollective.com)
3 points by jeckel 17y ago|0 comments
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by jeckel 17y ago
Ooh, that's probably another one of those Ruby problems where Rails isn't scaling correctly....
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Git Submodules in Rails(blog.travelandgather.com)
3 points by jeckel 18y ago|0 comments
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by jeckel 18y ago
People who receive free software really have no right to complain about it, if it isn't working as they want it to. They didn't pay dime for it. Either donate money to the project or scratch your own itch. It's not the job the the original