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by jf22 13y ago
>"On the other hand, if you build your apps around a horizontally scalable storage solution" I'm assuming you're talking specifically about Sql Server because there is no technical reason you can't use MS tech wi
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by jf22 13y ago
>"but for a nice IDE you drop a well behaved git, and everything that goes with it." ? What about Visual Studio makes git behave badly?
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by jf22 13y ago
I did this for a while. Now I freelance more or less full time. Contrary to popular advice I billed per hour. Don't do any contracting work at your job and you should be fine legally. Don't tell anybody you are working on the si
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by jf22 13y ago
I agree. I think you are explaining your product with fairy dust and pixies at the moment whereas more useful businessy type words may convey your value better.
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by jf22 13y ago
That sounds very violent...
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by jf22 13y ago
I think so. Haha. Sarcasm detector is on the fritz.
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by jf22 13y ago
Undeniably? Not quite. Your reasoning is really faulty because you aren't accounting for overall growth in the industry. If the world Irish population increases by 20% does this mean that the Asian population shrunk? Of course not. Consi
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by jf22 13y ago
Why are the stock photos on your main page of white people?
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by jf22 13y ago
This whole post seems pithy and extremely subjective by a cranky and unhappy person. Whats with the dancing monkey comment? It really took you an hour to take a single picture of your drivers license? The person who's home you are staying
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by jf22 13y ago
To be honest this would turn me off and cheapen our relationship. Its almost like you rubbed it in my face I could have charged more. Better to throw in a bonus at the end like "if you complete by x then you get y".
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by jf22 13y ago
> Nowhere did I find anything that stated pictures or any documentation whatsoever is required to account for the construction process. Found on blog post part 2 by OP > I’d appreciate a link to the section on your website that stat
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by jf22 13y ago
"third-world country conditions" No. Even a porta potty cleaned infrequently is more sanitary than the conditions in the third world. There won't be a cholera outbreak. Food is available and nobody is going to starve to death. Heck, a simp
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by jf22 13y ago
> Allowing themes to change window decorations can cause confusion and reduce usability. Let's drop that. Like apple did with the iphone?
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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 retailing and facebook games and line of business applications. C# Asp.net: MVC, Web Api, Entity
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by jf22 14y ago
"With open-source, my gosh, you actually have to do some analysis and make a sound judgement without having the Microsoft mothership tell you whether its good or bad." I think you're comment is fair but a little condescending. Speaking for
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by jf22 14y ago
Totally agree with you however what I'm finding to be the most difficult is a lot of getting started resources tend to be using different nuances of the Python programming environment. My goal is to setup an environment closest to what I'd
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by jf22 14y ago
I'm an MS dev with a little Django, Rails and PHP experience and I'm always sort of overwhelmed with the choices I have non-ms environments. Recently I wanted to get a simple laptop for Python development and I don't know how to begin selec
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by jf22 14y ago
There is a typo on your main page. "feell free" on the developer communication image.
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by jf22 14y ago
>watching horrible decisions made by those for their own benefit Always consider you have imperfect information before coming to this verdict. As developer sometimes we think we know whats going on but really don't. As a new startup fou
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by jf22 14y ago
The last example on: https://trigger.io/examples/ has a quote from a previous example. Both are from the CTO of Famium. Just a heads up.
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by jf22 14y ago
What are you emailing them? I get emailed daily by people telling me about great opportunities and exciting projects. Unless your emails stand out I'm afraid they may get lost in the noise.
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by jf22 14y ago
Read this before you consider renting in Section 8 neighborhoods: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2008/07/american...
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by jf22 14y ago
In running we say it doesn't matter how fast you went or how far you ran. You still lapped everybody on the couch.
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by jf22 14y ago
Are you sure the shutdown is to foster an illusion? Maybe there simply isn't a good upside to keep this service going and its a business decision?
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by jf22 14y ago
Not in software, commit logs reveal everything. Also: "Our entire team knew they were doing very little work"
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by jf22 14y ago
Of course it matters. Who wouldn't take a pay cut make 40 hours of their week more enjoyable?
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by jf22 14y ago
Safari, outside of mobile, just isn't used like Chrome is. Chrome liberated us from Adobe Reader because its what we actually use.
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by jf22 14y ago
$50 -> $1000 is one order of magnitude. Not "orders". Orders of magnitude hyperbole needs to stop. Why not write "some would pay $1000 a month" when quoting the Graham article. You didn't even show you have users willing to pay $5000
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by jf22 14y ago
"Take my money. I’d pay $50 / month to get reliable service; others would be willing to pay orders of magnitude more." Should be "order of magnitude more". Getting really tired of tech writers using "orders of magnitude" hyperbole when its
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by jf22 14y ago
From what I know Nathan has launched two ebooks and a blog to an audience familiar with Saas and digital goods. Labeling him as a master after a couple of success stories is quite a leap. Lets save the "master" term for people who have bee

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