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by jf22 12y ago
Got his book free from attending Microconf. Full of useful tips and tricks. I highly recommend it.
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by jf22 12y ago
Its huge because MS has never embraced open source like they are now. Flying cars would be pretty huge even though planes have already been flying for a while...
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by jf22 12y ago
Wow... What are we at a Startup Weekend?
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by jf22 12y ago
SEEKING WORK REMOTE or Central CT Asp.net C# guy with experience in all the major .net framework bits. MVC, WebForms, Web Api, WCF, etc, etc. Also a very good javascript developer with angular, knockout and jquery mobile experience. Profic
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by jf22 13y ago
I have no idea why people are actually recommending moving on. You not only own part of the company but can use this experience to grow both technically and professionally. Don't waste the chance to learn more than you ever could. Are
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by jf22 13y ago
I could earn a billion hacker news posts by not understanding a technology, posting about how it sucks, or it will fail or "how I was wrong" and blogging about it.
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by jf22 13y ago
I've love to see a study whereas everybody was given noise cancelling headphones. Even with nothing but white noise going through them I'm totally able to ignore 99% of all the open floor plan distractions.
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by jf22 13y ago
There is a saying that if you look around and all you see are assholes, you're probably the asshole. I think there is more to that quote but that's the jist of it.
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by jf22 13y ago
I wouldn't buy a $50 table from Ikea with a hole in it. You spill anything in that hole and the wood will start to warp. OP could use a cheap filler and hope nobody notices.
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by jf22 13y ago
If I was the CTO of Walmart I'd fire somebody for doing a deployment on Black Friday. Even if I was 99% certain everything would go fine that's just too much of a risk to take. Unless some kind of show stopping issue was happening
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by jf22 13y ago
I felt the same way the latest SPA projects I did jquery didn't even need to be included.
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by jf22 13y ago
No True Scotsman is the new Red Herring of abused and misused logical fallacies.
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by jf22 13y ago
Homes in America are pretty large. I can't think of a place I've lived that can't support 6 extra people, 4 of them being kids. It may not be comfortable but its probably less comfortable than not seeing your family because y
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by jf22 13y ago
The frameworks help make creating large SPAs easier but I think most people are using these frameworks to make creating small SPAs harder.
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by jf22 13y ago
Thats my route too. I figure that eventually in the next 30 years I'll be able to build some kind of technology company.
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by jf22 13y ago
If you've never done a SPA before just skip knockout and head to angular or ember. Your app can out grow knockout and then your stuck rolling your own location provider,dependency injection and more. 2-3 years ago knockout was a breath
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by jf22 13y ago
Did you ask why they want to host on their servers? Usually this is a security/privacy concern.
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by jf22 13y ago
And I'm sure he made zero connections too...
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by jf22 13y ago
This slippery slope argument is a little silly considering when stackoverflow breached the top 1000 websites mark it was still allowing some fun questions. I'd even argue that in the early days the "fun tone" made it more of
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by jf22 13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote Ok I've co-founded startup called movidhep.com which is coded in C# Asp.net MVC and uses RavenDB as a backend. We've got a couple of projects that we need some help with. One of the projects is very rav
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by jf22 13y ago
Have you done this before?
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by jf22 13y ago
I agree with you. I've seen generalists with a culture and personality fit be transitioned into highly valued specialists with accessory skill sets that greatly benefited the organization. Either somebody up top didn't think this
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by jf22 13y ago
We signed up to go to a industry related conference as a vendor. Had low expectations and lost money but the conference was insanely valuable. First because we had the chance to talk to customers for days straight. We refined our sales pit
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by jf22 13y ago
>One could have said this about the U.S. and Germany in 1927. Source? I read about history sometimes and am a big fan of WW2. I've never heard Germany and the US being "inexorably intertwined" and find the comparison to Ch
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by jf22 13y ago
Regarding corruption I just stumbled upon this the other day: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_corruption
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by jf22 13y ago
You didn't call them?
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by jf22 13y ago
Salaries are highly linked to cost of living. NJ, NY, CT have higher salaries, I've heard Seattle is high and the San Fran is obviously higher. Of course then you pay more for rent and all of that.
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Ask HN: 70% of Salary all the time, 30% if a company meets its projections...
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by jf22 13y ago
From 6 miles a day? Probably not. That's not that much physical activity at all.
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by jf22 13y ago
By selling holdings and not returning cash from new members this scenario is clearly not a pyramid scheme. The quote from the article makes a comparison to a pyramid scheme impossible. Are you trolling?

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