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by mjibson 13y ago
Wow. I've never seen that. It does look uncannily familiar. Bootstrap will do that.
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by mjibson 13y ago
Yes. The data modeling was by far the hardest part of the app. If you look in the repo you'll see my first attempt was using a separate index table, which was convenient, but expensive. The current data model is quite nice in that the
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by mjibson 13y ago
I like that idea. I've made an issue for it: https://github.com/mjibson/goread/issues/9
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by mjibson 13y ago
Pleasant. This is the 4th or so angular app I've written, so I've become somewhat familiar with it.
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by mjibson 13y ago
Thanks. I'm glad it's scaling - that was one of the goals. Yes, a high number of stories will perform poorly. Doing infinite scroll like google reader does is on my todo list, which will fix those problems.
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by mjibson 13y ago
I have the opposite reaction: I only want to use my Google account to sign in. If a site doesn't have that, I'm less likely to use it.
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Go read: fast Google Reader clone in AngularJS with Go on App Engine(mattjibson.com)
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Perceptual diffs at Stack Overflow Careers(mattjibson.com)
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by mjibson 14y ago
I'm arguing that except for what I listed, the information on resumes is not useful to me. If I got an email with links to repos, stackoverflow answers and blog posts and nothing else, that would be much better than a professionally written
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by mjibson 14y ago
Then how can I judge them? Saying they did cool stuff? Everyone already says that.
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by mjibson 14y ago
The first tip was to hire someone to create your resume. Who still cares about resumes? When I am screening resumes, the only things I care about, in order of importance, are: github repos, well-answered stackoverflow questions, a technical
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Stack Overflow Careers localization with Roslyn and Uglifyjs(mattjibson.com)
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Stack Overflow Careers Localization API(mattjibson.com)
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Appstats for Go(mattjibson.com)
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by mjibson 14y ago
To sell ads and job listings on Careers so we can employ ourselves to continue to make the internet better.
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Job offers are not demands(mattjibson.com)
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Go-dsp FFT performance with go routines(mattjibson.com)
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Success by selective education(mattjibson.com)
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by mjibson 14y ago
The dev cycle is: type code -> build -> push to prod.
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by mjibson 14y ago
The Q's hardware is capable of much more than the software currently allows. Hacking it was explicitly encouraged at I/O. All of the negative points in the article can be fixed with software updates. Seeing as this is a brand new product, t
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by mjibson 14y ago
I like the native git gui that comes with the default windows git install. It's simple but does 95% of what I need it to. Command line for the oddities.
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by mjibson 14y ago
I came to this same conclusion. Knowing what I know now, I would have applied to Google.
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by mjibson 14y ago
I stayed with friends in Princeton for the first week (~1.5 hour commute into the city), and hired a broker to find me a place. Stack Exchange has a nice relocation package that made this quite affordable. Also, I only took clothes, a compu
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How I got a job at Stack Overflow(blog.mattjibson.com)
128 points by mjibson 14y ago|60 comments