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by quackware 7mo ago
Staking was a built in feature of RuneScape in the duel arena before it was removed. They did not "invent" it themselves.
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by quackware 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Location: Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, Java, C#, Java, React, AWS CDK, Docker, etc. Resume/CV: https://curtislarson.dev/ GitHub: https:&#x2
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by quackware 2y ago
Deno has support for Jupyter notebooks which is quite nice. https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/tools/jupyter/
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by quackware 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Location: Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, Java, C#, Java, React, AWS CDK, Docker, etc. Resume/CV: https://curtislarson.dev/ GitHub: https:&#x2
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by quackware 2y ago
None of the products in the article are soy milk.
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by quackware 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Location: Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, Java, C#, Java, React, AWS CDK, Docker, etc. Resume/CV: https://curtislarson.dev/ GitHub: https:&#x2
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MongoDB Security Notice
11 points by quackware 3y ago|0 comments
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by quackware 3y ago
Why is `Record<string, unknown>` converted to `Map<string, unknown>` in the diagram?
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by quackware 3y ago
- Why include files, exports, and types in your package.json when you are just using ts-node to transpile on the fly? - ts-node is much slower than something like esbuild/tsx right? As long as you rely on your ide type checking or run
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by quackware 3y ago
Would be nice if this didn't have a dependency on rxjs just for a single use of Observable
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by quackware 4y ago
This might make sense for performing a "final" build or for very small libraries, but IMO not really for anything beyond that or for any sort of application level codebase. Some of the links in OPs post mention projects and not ne
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by quackware 4y ago
And yet aws cdk has migrated to a monopackage design :( https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/v2/guide/migrating-v2.html
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by quackware 4y ago
It works fine when imported from esm.sh
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by quackware 8y ago
SEEKING WORK - Los Angeles (LA) / Remote - Full Stack Developer with experience in Fintech, Aerospace Manufacturing, MVP websites and apps - Work primarily with Node, React, Angular, C#, Meteor. - Also experienced in C++, Spark, HBase,
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by quackware 8y ago
SEEKING WORK - Los Angeles (LA) / Remote - Full Stack Developer with experience in Fintech, Aerospace Manufacturing, MVP websites and apps - Work primarily with Node, React, Meteor, C#, Angular. - Also experienced in Java (Android), C+
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by quackware 9y ago
Most likely Bloomberg, as their tech stack is a bit unique and requires some specialized training (in addition to general C++ and JavaScript training)
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by quackware 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - New York City (NYC) / Remote - Full Stack Developer that specialize in building MVP websites. - Work primarily in the Node / React or Meteor Stack. - Also experienced in Java (Android), C++, Spark, HBase, Hadoop Web
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by quackware 10y ago
Agreed. As a freelancer that works with Gigster I don't see this as a major source of revenue in my future (most likely a way to generate good PR as another poster mentioned). If they ever use this as leverage to pay less per project t
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by quackware 10y ago
There are hundreds of gigsters and hundreds of gigs / completed projects. I can speak from experience that yes, it is all very real.
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by quackware 10y ago
This isn't an all or nothing kind of deal. It's an extra incentive for gigster freelancers to do amazing work (besides the great project estimates / rates they have).
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by quackware 10y ago
The biggest difference for me is I can make a salary comparable to a big company in NYC / SF freelancing solely for gigster
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Gigster Fund – Freelancers Benefit When the Company and Clients Do Well(gigster.com)
81 points by quackware 10y ago|39 comments
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by quackware 10y ago
Meteor is a great stepping stone to the more complicated JavaScript ecosystem of node/react/angular/webpack etc. I was a huge fan of it when I first started web development, but all its limitations caused me to switch over to
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by quackware 11y ago
Yeah that's unfortunate... They are growing very quickly in terms on onboarding devs right now. They're also putting a lot of effort into building better tooling for interviewing / onboarding. I fortunately jumped on before t
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by quackware 11y ago
I get my clients primarily through gigster ( http://www.gigster.com ), referrals, and my website.
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by quackware 11y ago
Aww, it doesn't come up with it's own startup-y name? Funny website!
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by quackware 11y ago
Cool stats and description. One issue, in "Merlin 1D Inflight Operating Time" the paragraph text is cut off and I'm unable to scroll to see the rest of it.
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by quackware 12y ago
Not really, for me it has been kind of a bonus added on top of an already great framework. So far I have really enjoyed it just for the fact that I can load a bunch of test data into Mongo and instantly see it work with my UI. However since
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by quackware 12y ago
Meteor and bootstrap combined have made it awesome to prototype new ideas. Everything is very smooth and as a beginner web developer I'm not banging my head against the wall writing large amounts of code to link various frameworks toge
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by quackware 12y ago
Unfortunately only in the 10001 zip code.

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