mattwritescode

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What desk do you use?
1 points by mattwritescode 13y ago|1 comments
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Simply put yes the cost. You are billed on the number of dyno's, and database storage. Overtime this is only going to get bigger which means costs will only ever increase. It will get to a point `1day` where you will be looking to brin
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
I personally like them. They are a great service for developer who want something that will just work. Uptime they are good no noticeable problems and the network speeds are excellent. They are actually built upon amazon cloud. The downside
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
>> You should consider well-regarded law firms and think about an attorney to confide in for a couple of hours. If you want to make things cheaper you could always confide in a priest (At least you are guaranteed for it to be free and
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Astronomy though its quite limited to the weather.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
http://python.org , which shows them what they are missing out on.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
I take cider in the evenings.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Because people generally fail upwards. Take for example a poor developer who keeps breaking things. It can actually be difficult to get rid of someone. So the company instead makes him a low level manager (no longer directly touching code).
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Completely agree with you on this one.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Did you really think this through before posting it? If you didn't delete the post. 100 days of development work you should be looking at around $8000 $10000 at least.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
SERIOUSLY, Is this really the place for this?
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Take a look at what problems others have in their lives. Likewise take a look at what problems businesses have and come up with solutions.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
I personally would say, use your name if freelancing. If you are looking to become a consultancy then look at using a company name.
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What are your sources of income? (March 2014)
1 points by mattwritescode 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Digital ocean are a hosting platform. They came into the spot light a year or two ago as offering cheap VPS hosting. They also give you the standard setup images, scaling, etc. I asked the question as i was on there website earlier and I ha
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Ah thats quite a cool website.
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Ask HN: What's the largest website hosted on Digital Ocean?
45 points by mattwritescode 13y ago|17 comments
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1:1 scale model of Manhattan - minecraft(boingboing.net)
2 points by mattwritescode 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
I would expect to see x number of items logged for y price. I would like to see something along this line but also being flexible.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
I think i would use such a service. I would be interested to hear what new innovation your friend is bringing to the table. Putting on my freelance / business hat I could see business would be interested in such an idea but only if (A)
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
CouchDb?
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
You are right it seems a little odd. Seems to always work in the sellers favour.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Would it not make sense for apple to buy microsoft first. It would get them a mac in every home.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Do nothing unless he asks or talks to you. I regularly take a look at what developer roles are on offer. It doesnt mean I want to leave my job. I use it as a way to see what companies are using what technology.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
I don't really get what your on about here. You are talking about loving python and that python 3 is a problem without actually listing what your problems are with it (have you used python 3.3 (its good)). Is it that adoption is slow?
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
16Gb Ram, i7 processor, 512GB SSD, Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit, git, sublimetext, nginx, vagrant, grunt, npm (+more)
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
I think julia could have a real good future. I started looking at it a couple of weeks ago and liked what I saw. Its well worth a look IMHO.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Should be what percentage of revenue should go on pay. Profit is what is left once all costs have been taken from revenue.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
Time constraints. As soon as management say this needs to be done by `X` then things go south.
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by mattwritescode 13y ago
1. There are a number of predefined contracts which can be used on the internet. Obviously the best thing to do is get a lawyer to look over what ever you choose.

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