juanbyrge

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by juanbyrge 13y ago
What an awkward time to take photos. My company was interviewing a candidate once. He was spectacular during the interview, but then he stared taking pictures of our office and our employees, which made us all uncomfortable, and that's
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by juanbyrge 13y ago
Lol that's a lot of money to pay for a mongodb instance
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Pull requests can take more time to process than feature requests, because 1) The code is usually inconsistent with the rest of the project, 2) there are often merge conflicts that the submitter has to resolve 3) people rarely write tests o
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
To the ember.js team: don't worry, people like this are poison to open source. They demand so much, have such high expectations, and are not willing to contribute anything. They do not realize people have real lives outside of open source,
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
LOL, I would not leave a job to start a code tutor site. There's no $$$ in that space, too much free competition. Make sure you have a job lined up before running out of money!
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
NICE!!! So much better than parse
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
IMO this is more effort than its worth, and he will get annoyed with companies trying to hire him outright. You'd be surprised how hard it is for companies to change coding practices.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Don't worry about the weirdo investors! They're still alive, they were not harmed in any way, they'll be fine. They aren't even investing their own money! All investors have a broad strategy, and they have anticipated that not all their inv
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Another reason twitter is so scummy! Instead of having straight forward pricing, they entice developers to building on their platform, and then cut them off when the developers need help the most! IN the meantime they get the benefits of th
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Lol building an app on twitter is one of the stupidest mistakes a developer can make. They are one of the most hostile companies to developers. Anyone building anything on twitters API should assume their app will be banned if it gets any k
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
LOL, heroku is not designed for real apps. It's designed for side projects and consulting projects that don't go anywhere. Anytime you get traffic, move off ASAP!
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Not my startup, lol, we run a tight ship here. I'd checkout meetups though.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
We have some growth hackers at our company lol. They're basically the slacker engineers that work on salesforce integrations all day long to help sales ppl.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Lol I don't think you understand what he's trying todo.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Have you seen a therapist for cognitive behavior therapy? I could see that being effective.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
You've never had real depression or suicidal thoughts. Consider yourself lucky.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
How do people have so much free time lol?
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Are any of my friends on it ?
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Good luck with the launch ! This is a beautiful looking site. Many many many of these types of sites have launched and died. Dont let that deter you ! This Githubs first idea. One of these will work !
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
So we now need a crud app to communicate what we have done at work? Lol . I think management and people at the ground level know who the high performers are. When things are broken they know who will take charge and fix it. Who can deliver
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
You are such a weirdo ! Love it !
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
When you fail and the depression knocks , make sure you have enough to see a psychiatrist
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
I don't mean to sound patronizing but that's how sales (and business) works. Like it or not when you sign up for apcelerator you are part of their sales life cycle. And sometimes there might be confusion about who to contact about upgrading
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Did appcelerator steal your blankie ? It's annouing dealing with developers like this that feel entitled to everything for free.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Gittip is one of the most interesting charity concepts I've seen these past few weeks.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
This is exactly what the world needs.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Wow you are a brilliant hacker. How did you get so goods?
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Any technology product that promises to cure anxiety, depression, or stress is going to fail. Technology is a large part of the problem.
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
Sweet! Parse is one step closer to being as powerful as my dream host vps was 10 years ago! Congrats guys!
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by juanbyrge 14y ago
I tried building a similar app two years ago. It's a smaller market than you probably realize. Moved onto bigger and better ( and profitable ) things. Good effort tho.

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