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mycelium
11y ago
Help me out of dreamland. I've got some money. I want good help, but I'm a dev and this is my first time hiring. What compensation range would you expect for the type of developer in cairo140's description? I'm in the mi
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mycelium
11y ago
Is $150k for a strong full-stack midcareer developer really like trying to get a $10k BMW? What compensation range would you shoot for? We're shopping in that compensation range and my experience has been exactly like cairo140's
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mycelium
11y ago
Stack Exchange's blackbox [1] is one solution. I haven't played with it personally and I'd love to hear other people's take on what's worked for them. [1] https://github.com/StackExchange/blackb
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11y ago
You have to be pretty savvy to avoid getting scammed with venture capital.
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11y ago
Once terminology gets momentum it's hard to change it, it's usually not totally semantically meaningful (socket?!), but it's nice to have a convention. I think isomorphic JS is a ridiculous term, but at least there's a w
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mycelium
11y ago
HN is too critical. Give the author the benefit of the doubt: > To demonstrate this, I’ll use the Ackermann function. This is not necessarily a good use case for Future but it shows the difference well.
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mycelium
11y ago
Thank you for your response!
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mycelium
11y ago
Can you write a little more about your evaluation of the two? We've been using the python celery task queue library to coordinate python ETL-esque jobs, but as our setup gets more heterogenous language and job wise we're looking f
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mycelium
11y ago
Historical evidence indicates that brain experimentation is generally pretty great when done on other people and pretty awful when done on you.
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mycelium
11y ago
That's really solid article and anyone who has their head in the fundraising game right now should go read it. Thanks for posting it man.
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11y ago
XML can't piggyback on the success of anything. It's just a human readable data format, and a cumbersome one at that. It make sense in certain use cases and not in others, but it has to fight it out with other data formats on its
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11y ago
My main login is crawling with porn and sketchy photos. My desktop is littered with isht. The presentation account is a lifesaver for looking some level of professional.
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11y ago
Yep, nw.js runs on io.js as of the 0.12 release in January. Here's a giant list of people using it: https://github.com/nwjs/nw.js/wiki/List-of-apps-and-companie... One of the more notable ones is Popcorn