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by nperez 11y ago
I've used the one on 34th and it requires acceptance of their TOS but if I remember correctly, I didn't need to input any personal info.
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by nperez 11y ago
More stressful, less pay, less opportunity for growth. It sounds like the only thing the position has going for it is help with immigration. My thoughts if I were in this position: If immigration would make me happier than working for the c
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by nperez 11y ago
Before I jump to conclusions, can I ask what your experience level with React is like? I think a lot of people make snap responses to the subject of new developments in the JS world because they see a lot of change happening, do not trust a
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by nperez 11y ago
I evaluated and used it briefly for a hobby project before starting my current job. We have a lot of existing jQuery plugins, so it seemed that my options were to either add a bunch of new dependencies that duplicate their functionality in
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by nperez 11y ago
There's no mention of Superfish in this article, but is it safe to assume that this is where these "security concerns" are rooted? Curious as to what other considerations there may be.
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by nperez 11y ago
Well, it seems to be loading data in via websockets. Compared to server-side rendering of cached data, that's not going to be performant.
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by nperez 12y ago
The objective answer is no. I'm a software developer and didn't finish college. The bigger question is what you think you'll get out of it. A bachelors in CS might give you an easier time applying with a large company. I&#x27
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by nperez 12y ago
Sorry for the late response. It's less about oversight, and more about what I could do. In my first full-time development job, I was working under a lead developer who was seriously badass at mentoring people and making sure they knew
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by nperez 12y ago
This is very interesting. So is this the equivalent of multiple JSON documents? I'm looking at: http://yaml.org/spec/1.1/#id857577 and http://yaml.org/spec/1.1/#stream/informati
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by nperez 12y ago
I hadn't thought about comments - that is a clear advantage to YAML. Great point to bring up, and supports the popular view I'm seeing that YAML is maybe better for config files. I can think of numerous scenarios where a configura
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by nperez 12y ago
This is valid JSON in the same LOC: http://i.imgur.com/gv79uNM.png It just seems like YAML is making things more implicit. I like explicitness. Not against YAML, but it's no holy grail in my mind. I'm more experie
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by nperez 12y ago
Based on my experiences: They shield junior developers from themselves and from upper management. They know how to translate requirements from management into feasible projects. They perform code reviews and lead the collaborative process o
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by nperez 12y ago
I would vote that it is not relevant. Maybe someone has information that I don't which would sway my view, but I doubt search engines rely on it anymore and nobody uses web directories anymore.
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by nperez 12y ago
If your only goal is to measure the ability to code, then doing a whiteboard interview isn't the best way to do that IMO. But what about positions where you will be expected to give presentations, do pair-programming, or mentor junior
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by nperez 12y ago
Honestly, I thought plans to sunset it had already been put in place. I hate every moment that I want to check out a project and find that it's hosted on Google Code. The web has moved extremely fast in the last decade (and will probab
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by nperez 12y ago
True, the content itself isn't necessarily malicious in nature, but the way you present yourself publicly says a lot about your personality (or at least, how I will perceive it). I didn't consider the possibility that maybe he doe
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by nperez 12y ago
NOT a good sign when his Google+ profile publicly contains photos like this (NSFW): https://plus.google.com/+RoderickChavez/photos/photo/5184662... Definitely a creeper.
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by nperez 12y ago
this could potentially be a really cool alternative to a 'spinner' on initial load of an app.
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by nperez 12y ago
All of my social media postings are public and I disable permissions for apps to automatically post publicly, so I don't have a problem with signing up through Facebook. If it were something very private, I might think differently. I d
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by nperez 12y ago
Oops, forgot to fill this in: "I’ll be doing an AMA tomorrow at [time] on [subreddit] for those of you who have questions or who’re interested in learning more."
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by nperez 12y ago
Not jobs. Maybe an internship. I self-educated starting at a young age, and started almost every job until recently with a very low paying trial period. If someone is showing interest and room for growth, they may qualify for that. It'
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by nperez 12y ago
3 hours of personal time in the office might be a bit much, but the figure of 60% of purchases being made during work hours doesn't surprise me and I don't think it's a big deal. There is only so much output that can come fro
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by nperez 12y ago
I think everyone's case is kind of unique, but my first impression is that they're used for time-constrained / resource-limited / beginner level projects. I'm inheriting a codebase where there were some templates us
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by nperez 12y ago
It depends on what you're looking for in size/portability. Personally, I don't mind lugging around big cans. Beyer DT770, Sony MDR-7506, Audio Technica ATH-M50, Sennheiser PX100 are all good options. I've owned all of th
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by nperez 12y ago
It's in the archives - https://archive.apache.org/dist/hadoop/core/hadoop-2.5.1/
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by nperez 12y ago
As someone who took my lifelong fascination and turned it into a "job", I respect the hell out of this. Granted, not everyone is financially capable of just coding small experiments and getting by, but that's where the magic
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by nperez 12y ago
This is way too dramatic and unprofessional for my tastes (Facebook chat logs? followed up by a generalization about the 8.3 million strong population of NY based on experiences with one guy? a little growing up is in order.) I'm sure
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by nperez 12y ago
Hosted Wordpress does not give you much flexibility, typically. Medium seems to intentionally enforce a style consistent with other blogs on the service. Tumblr's editing tools can be annoying sometimes but in my experiences it has bee
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by nperez 12y ago
I don't think they handled it perfectly. Why would they need to ask for a domain transfer? The domain itself isn't necessarily related to their brand (for example, it could refer to a person named Ikeah Ackers or something). I und
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by nperez 12y ago
I can only assume this is to ensure that if an employee behaves unethically without repercussions, YC can hold the founder responsible for inaction.

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