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by jwmoz 12y ago
Could be really nice. Please add contract positions and get the damn rates displayed else it's a waste of time. Anyone looking for a PHP/Python dev contract, shout me up!
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by jwmoz 12y ago
Yep. It's literally a waste of time for me as I know the salaries will be so low.
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by jwmoz 12y ago
Agreed. The fact someone would potentially risk their lives over a mobile phone is beyond me. And also, did the OP not consider the potential consequences of throwing a boiling drink in the face of another person armed with a knife?
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by jwmoz 13y ago
To be honest, I think he's got a pretty good fade.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
You've just put into words what I've always been thinking. In the 7 years I've worked and contracted web dev across 6 different companies I have never, let's reiterate, NEVER had to implement a sorting algorithm. Howeve
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by jwmoz 13y ago
I'd do what Tom does http://instagram.com/myspacetom
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by jwmoz 13y ago
I got burnt out on a contract a few years ago, was a horrible feeling, continually tired and falling asleep, no enthusiasm for the role. Switched to a different contract and halved my commuting time and turned into a different person. Now
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Senior developer trying to escape from a 90's webdev time capsule(reddit.com)
1 points by jwmoz 13y ago|0 comments
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by jwmoz 13y ago
My goto app on the iPhone is btcReport due to the clean interface, but I needed LTC as well so I built this. Interestingly I deployed it as a Django app on elasticbeanstalk and all the hackernews requests have just triggered autoscaling so
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Show HN: a simple, clean BTC and LTC price report web app(coinreport.io)
8 points by jwmoz 13y ago|7 comments
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by jwmoz 13y ago
Paxman is a twat.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
While we're here, I don't suppose someone who knows the scene could recommend an article or post that demos how to hook up a basic ios7 app to a general API (likely REST)? A goto post would be really useful.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
In the West Midlands we have 'ya'.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
Horizon is great. Got the series on record along with Dispatches and Panorama.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
To the moon!
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by jwmoz 13y ago
You can't polish a turd.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
Agree. I had no idea.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
Nice.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
Automatically organic.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
It's hardly preventing me from sleeping at night.
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Organically Increase Your Followers With the Twitter API and a Little Python(blog.jmoz.co.uk)
43 points by jwmoz 13y ago|22 comments
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by jwmoz 13y ago
I'd rather see a PHP/Symfony2|Silex or Python/Django|Flask RESTful backend than node.js.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
I don't understand why you wouldn't have considered all those bullet points before moving to a new platform.
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by jwmoz 13y ago
Type Object aka the Strategy Pattern.
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PUFFERFISH - my housemates first ever website from 1999(rsbadger.stormpages.com)
1 points by jwmoz 13y ago|0 comments
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by jwmoz 13y ago
We use Vagrant at Virgin Media in London. Great tool. Ps. please fix the issue where on disconnect, you can't vagrant ssh back, the only fix I've found is to restart the vm using virtualbox.
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by jwmoz 14y ago
I find those 21 nested callbacks strangely elegant.
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by jwmoz 14y ago
Agreed. I played with it once. Lack of decent content. Summaries sometimes not great. UI too simple. Flipboard is far better.
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by jwmoz 14y ago
I come from a PHP background too and in my opinion Python is far easier to use, whole stack. I wrote about it here http://blog.jmoz.co.uk/learning-python-the-pragmatic-way
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by jwmoz 14y ago
Ah man! Buy her a book or something, take her to a day spa! Tell her you're reading an ebook on the laptop.

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