pauljonas

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Frameworkless JavaScript(moot.it)
278 points by pauljonas 13y ago|188 comments
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by pauljonas 13y ago
Wut?
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Under Amazon’s CIA Cloud: The Washington Post(commondreams.org)
4 points by pauljonas 13y ago|0 comments
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Monolithic Node.js(richardrodger.com)
2 points by pauljonas 13y ago|0 comments
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by pauljonas 13y ago
I don't believe it's a false assumption. While I'm approaching 50 and still work as a programmer, I've witnessed, over my career, ageism. I can tally thousands of developer jobs (mostly old school mainframe programmer sp
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Learning to code will not make you rich (or particularly powerful)(scripting.com)
4 points by pauljonas 13y ago|6 comments
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No, Mr. President, Not Everyone Needs to Learn How to Code(thewire.com)
22 points by pauljonas 13y ago|40 comments
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by pauljonas 13y ago
When I started my programming career, my first boss did not know how to use a text editor. He could perform a randomizing routine in his head but he trembled at using a text editor -- he still used punched cards and/or a mainframe util
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by pauljonas 13y ago
1. Yes, valid point on "all workers trained in x are interchangeable" -- but there's a contrast here between jobs in the 1000s and jobs in the 1-10s. Problem is, the "average" level jobs are relegated to "race
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by pauljonas 13y ago
Yes. Been using Feedly (though tried a number of like products, but none were able to accommodate my large list of subscriptions or they were plagued with bugs, glitches and responsiveness issues). Even just plunked down $45 for a year &quo
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Getting Git(terminally-incoherent.com)
2 points by pauljonas 13y ago|0 comments
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130+ essential vim commands(catswhocode.com)
1 points by pauljonas 13y ago|1 comments
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Neither developers nor the language are what's wrong with PHP(phpdeveloper.org)
1 points by pauljonas 13y ago|0 comments
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How serious is Google about Dart?(yakovfain.com)
95 points by pauljonas 13y ago|178 comments
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JavaScript UI Library Design(blog.pamelafox.org)
4 points by pauljonas 13y ago|0 comments
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by pauljonas 13y ago
Gave The Old Reader a try but it failed to even properly import my Google Reader feeds -- it stopped at the letter 'H'. Also, did not note any feature it did better than Feedly or any of the other competitors. Feedly is OK, in so
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Bogus Tech Worker Shortage Call Out(economicpopulist.org)
4 points by pauljonas 13y ago|0 comments
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Why I Quit Googling(southernbeale.wordpress.com)
5 points by pauljonas 13y ago|2 comments
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by pauljonas 13y ago
Ironically, was unable to add this site feed to my GR replacement (Feedly) as entering the feedburner URL nor the atom XML url obtained from the source empowered Feedly to properly add my subscription. A bit tangential, but Feedly, in tryin
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The Retailification of Online Publishing(misentropy.com)
2 points by pauljonas 13y ago|1 comments
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The Capitalist’s Case for a $15 Minimum Wage(bloomberg.com)
4 points by pauljonas 13y ago|2 comments
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by pauljonas 13y ago
http://nauminous.net/gr/subscriptions.xml
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by pauljonas 13y ago
Or alternately, give me an account and I shall attempt importing and using…
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by pauljonas 13y ago
GR flaking out when I try to access settings today. Will export and share (nothing private) tonight.
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by pauljonas 13y ago
It's a good question. I guess we shall discover if this is true come July 1. But Feedly is actually snappier than Google Reader in many respects -- i.e., popping into individual feed lists, UX responsiveness, etc.
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by pauljonas 13y ago
Will give it another whirl :)
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by pauljonas 13y ago
A lot of those feeds update infrequently. And there are a number of duplicates (a pain in Google Reader to administer) or the same site that migrated from blog platform to blog platform, but I declined to remove the old feed (primarily for
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by pauljonas 13y ago
None as of yet, though Feedly is the only contender at this point for me. But the big deal breaker is the lack of search (which was present when I initially loaded up my Google Reader subscribed feeds, but the Feedly overlords deactivated w
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Simple Tools Tech in the Trenches(peroty.com)
1 points by pauljonas 13y ago|0 comments
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Popular Misconceptions about Designing for the Web(r4isstatic.com)
1 points by pauljonas 13y ago|0 comments

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