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by nchuhoai 12y ago
The asset pipeline shouldn't really be an issue with precompilation, or am I wrong?
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
I think Uber realizes this, thus their strategy is to eliminate Lyft and any future competitors from entering the market as soon as possible. AFAIK, Lyft currently makes no money on its operations while Uber does (by virtue of their greater
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Well if you end up doing it, please email me
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
I think something more focused would be better. The biggest problem for me is not to meet people, but to establish long-term relationships, and that is hard if you are not around them a) frequently and b) long-term. I do think that somethin
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Please tell me you are planning something like this?
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
I just started to work remotely and I agree that the solitude is easily the worst thing about it. You have to make an extra effort to go out and establish relationships, but even then, if you move around a lot, long-term it is going to be t
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
I think the single best thing that Ruby can do in terms of making me even happier is to make concurrent programming easier. I love Ruby and the Parallel gem ( https://github.com/grosser/parallel ) makes certain stuff eas
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Not to sound too defensive, but couldn't you do all these things with Backbone Models as well?
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
One question: What is the advantage of using Stores over the approach of using Backbone Models as stores and rerender on 'change' events? https://github.com/clayallsopp/react.backbone I'm just starting w
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Location: NYC Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Rails/React/Foundation Resume: http://www.nambrot.com/about Email:nambrot@googlemail.com I have current commitments, so I'm only looking f
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Location: NYC Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Rails/React/Foundation Resume: http://www.nambrot.com/about Email:nambrot@googlemail.com I have current commitments, so I'm only looking f
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
i graduated in May and made becoming a digital nomad a goal of mine. I'm surprised by the number of people that try to get clients, as far as reaching out to "random" real estate agencies for work. Out of curiosity, what make
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
You are right, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email quotes 1982, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web 1989 Either way, my point still stands that besides the rapid development of the "
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
This brings up a point I think about a lot: Is email our last success in popularizing an open and federated standard? Maybe you can count OAuth, but IMO i have low confidence that we'll in the near future be able to collaborate on an o
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Florida man accused of killing his roommate asked Siri(independent.co.uk)
2 points by nchuhoai 12y ago|3 comments
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
But even that action will have to manage the dependencies on these multiple stores, doesn't it? Whether it's called an Action or associated with a Store, does it make a practical difference?
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Just trying to understand here: What's the practical difference between the dependency on knowing the right action to call to the dispatcher vs. the dependency on calling the Singleton Store method?
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
I have actually started with using neo4j as a primary store and then moved to using it as a secondary store next to postgres. I wrote some stuff up here: http://nambrot.com/posts/14-credport-technical-post-mortem/
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Show HN: My About Page(nambrot.com)
1 points by nchuhoai 12y ago|0 comments
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Presumably, any apocalypse would result in a significant reduction of human population, so I'd say running out of resources is not the primary problem. More like being able to use them
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Slightly OT, but I'd love any suggestions for books/movies that deal with this topic. Most post-apocalypse media deals with coping with stupid stuff like Zombies, but I'd love to read/watch more stuff towards how humans
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by nchuhoai 12y ago
Boston, Remote, Contract/Part-Time Stack: AWS/Heroku, Ruby/Rails, Backbone/Foundation, Sass, Coffeescript More about me at http://nambrot.com/about Contact: nambrot@googlemail.com Fullstack Developer rig
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by nchuhoai 13y ago
Interesting idea. I've been thinking about this a lot lately. I love the full stack and want to pursue it as my post-grad career. That being said, it seems like full-stack people are only really valuable in situations in which their fu
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by nchuhoai 13y ago
I'm very intruiged by this idea, because I'm in a somewhat similar situation. I'm a fullstack developer all the way and love building products, but I haven't quite figured out a way yet how to make an income from that. G
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by nchuhoai 13y ago
You missed the (IMO) greatest product ever: Apture http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/29/apture-hotspots/
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Massachusetts' Governor Announces Plan to Exploit Immigration Loophole(bostinno.streetwise.co)
6 points by nchuhoai 13y ago|0 comments
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by nchuhoai 13y ago
It's really surprising to me that no one has so far mentioned the EIR program for international students. While details are vague, it seems like Massachusettes is trying to set up an alternative for international students that want to
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by nchuhoai 13y ago
Do you know how you would go about these days to find a placement person?
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by nchuhoai 13y ago
Some comments and questions as well here (total noobie): 1) I can't comment on the viability of getting great clients by going big consulting firms, but it feels quite indirect. And probably can't expand developing experience as n
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by nchuhoai 13y ago
I don't know whether this is going to be useful to you or not, but I have been thinking about this a lot lately, and your situation is weirdly a situation I desire to be in and a situation I'm trying to avoid. I want to avoid your

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