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   by jsdalton 19y ago

   Try jquery. BTW, it's not so much that ajax is "hard" without a framework. The problem is with the varying ways different browsers implement javascript and the DOM. A good framework (like jquery) abstracts away many of these variations and
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   by jsdalton 19y ago

   This was interesting. In the microcosm of this experiment, the choice of the free candy bar is irrational. The kids are actually choosing between two outcomes: outcome A which is three Hershey's kisses and small Snickers bar, and outcome B
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   by jsdalton 19y ago

   I may not be correct about this, but here's the parallel that was running through my mind as I read this: Ning is to social networks now as Movable Type was to blogs in, oh, say 2003. It's a private company that has found a way to make it d
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   by jsdalton 19y ago

   It's hard hiring tech people, and most small companies aren't very skilled at hiring people. My company had this difficulty recently...we posted the job on craigslist and on our site but didnt' get what we were looking for. A headhunter fin
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   by jsdalton 19y ago

   I've used CI on several projects. I've also used Rails. Here's my take on CI. The good stuff: * GREAT documentation * Code was designed around performance, and it is pretty darn quick. * PHP4 based. (This, btw, is only a plus for a tiny few