jf22

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   by jf22 13y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Remote, Hartford, CT Primarily a ASP.NET/C#/Javascript but I've worked with PHP and Wordpress and dabble in Python from time to time. Worked for enterprise, large ecommerce, facebook games and my own saas start
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   by jf22 13y ago

   This is meant for designers but inspired me to change my practices: http://vimeo.com/22053820 Its titled: "fuck you, pay me" The video isn't actionable advice but worth a look. If I were in your shoes I'
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   by jf22 13y ago

   tl;dr Silverlight devs don't have homes.
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   by jf22 13y ago

   I don't understand the point you are trying to make. You're saying implementing linked lists are good only if you are trying to hire recent college graduates who will prepare for an interview?
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   by jf22 13y ago

   But is that worth paying for?
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   by jf22 13y ago

   Stupid easy. Add up what you ordered, write name of card you are using to pay on the back with the amount. Pass the check to the next person.
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   by jf22 13y ago

   I've done everything from paying for group t-shirts to sports teams to shared vacation homes and I've never thought the problem was hard enough to need an app for it.
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   by jf22 13y ago

   Nitpicker: MVC is part of ASP.NET. You probably meant ASP.NET Webforms in your first paragraph. ;)
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   by jf22 13y ago

   This is a bad way to get ideas.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Grass isn't always greener. If you're progressing in school and the job is being accommodating I'd stay for a bit and see what happens.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    In writing could bite you in the ass later. I wouldn't put those type of accusations in writing.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    >Nancy just has a nicer API. In your opinion. A lot of older developers don't like the Func<>iness of some of these newer frameworks. Just something to consider.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Whats funny is in my experience even MS fanboys hate WCF. ;)
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    by jf22 13y ago

    I have a dozen WCF projects under my belt. WCF is fine until you need to extend it. Nancy, MVC, Web Api are much easier to extend. Plus WCF needs all sorts configuration stupidity which alternatives just don't have.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Oh and the mechanics analogy is dumb. There is one way to change a break pad and potentially infinite ways to create a website.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    I've dealt with this for 12 years now. Throw away your idealism and artistic ego. You aren't getting paid because you are some grand wizard of digital design and your vision matters. You're getting paid because you solve that
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Hi
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    by jf22 13y ago

    I predict somebody will create a killer javascript ide which which will propel the language forward like a rocket booster. Good js is really really hard and it will take a killer tool to make all the poor and mediocre devs start producing a
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    by jf22 13y ago

    @Goronmon, right, but if it comes down to giving a fantastic cook/chef/server/manager a $2 raise or losing them you'll figure it out.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Wages/margins/costs/expenses are far more elastic than the zero sum game the author presents. If you need to pay somebody $2 more an hour the money can come from more places. Increase a drink price, decrease tomato quality,
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Because wages/margins/costs/expenses are far more elastic than the zero sum game the author presents.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    While interesting I really don't like articles that are setup with entirely hypothetical scenarios which are constrained in such a way to make the entire premise seem more valid. >if one job gets a $2/hour raise, that most like
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    by jf22 13y ago

    What is the whole "people like you" bit? He made a valid statement and didn't express much else of his opinions or state of mind. Unfair to immediately lump somebody into a pre-judged bucket for a single statement. That'
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    by jf22 13y ago

    I was just about to click your call to action but the carousel switched. http://shouldiuseacarousel.com/ Carousels are bad. Stop using them.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    >I've been using Perl since 1996, but it became my language of choice in 2001. Did the rest of the article need to be written?
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Almost every semi-desirable city has this problem. Even downtown Detroit is gentrifying. Google "suburban poverty". Its so broad I can't even link to a good citation, worth reading through a bunch to understand the scope of
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Yeah, just like Office for Mac, they'd never do that. /sarcasm
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    by jf22 13y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Hartford, CT / Remote OK Full stack ASP.NET Developer with wide range of experiences including startups, high traffic ecommerce /facebook games and line of business applications. C# Asp.net: MVC, Web Api, Entity Fra
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Sure, but this is a tech agnostic statement. Nothing to do with Microsoft or .net.
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    by jf22 13y ago

    Your first sentence is has 0% to do with the tech stack. RavenDb. Yes: https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-2612 http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/nodejs/