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Survata | Sr. Front-End Engineer, Sr. Data/Infrastructure Engineer, Sr. Full Stack Engineer | San Francisco | Full-time, On-site (Remote for the right candidate) About Survata Survata is a YC/venture-funded startup building the Br
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Useful stuff. I've been looking into the best way to monitor crashes on the app I'm working on.
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The Apple Watch pays for itself if you make more than $23,500/year
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Ivy league students today are on average much smarter than ivy league students in 1950. If the point of grades is to sort students then sure, grades are "inflated" in that they don't accurately reflect increasingly fine disti
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I interviewed a few candidates from NYC-based developer bootcamps and the experience scared me away from even trying to interview any more. The people I interviewed (admittedly only three, but the ones who I thought had the strongest resume
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13y ago
Good idea! Just crossposted...let's see how it works.
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Ask HN: Marketer? Seeking Marketer? (April 2014)
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LinerNotes.com. Taking the work out of being a music fan by providing an easy, intuitive, contextualized way to discover and collect music online. Looking for Django developers. NYC-based, remote possibly okay. http://www.linerno
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SEEKING FREELANCER NYC (remote okay). Need help with QA and various small/medium feature implementations on a Django-based music information website. Good performance on short-term contracts will probably lead to longer contracts. Prim
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How does a YC CTO think? Ask the CTO of HealthSherpa & RentMetrics (YC S12).
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He helped design C# and sat on ECMA. So what can you learn from Eric Lippert?
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The mastermind of indie shooter "Jamestown" on how to level up your coding
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What's delicious and costs $300,000? All the food you'll eat in your life.
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What makes Adam Milazzo a great programmer?
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"Frog Fractions" creator Jim Crawford on what separates the good from the great.
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Interviews with Great Programmers: Haskell-NYC organizer Gershom Bazerman
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I'm Using A* Graph Search to Steal Think-Juice From The World's Best Programmers
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I'm not sure it's really that different. Say you have a .war running in Tomcat. You still have 1) provision your server, 2) make sure any dependencies or local services are installed, 3) deploy/redeploy your code. That's
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Idiomatic Django Deployment: The Complete Guide
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Tumblr Eats a Pelican: A Static Website Story
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13y ago
Look into DataTables javascript library to make the data presentable once you find a way to serve it.
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Python is more popular than Ruby
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SEEKING FREELANCER -- NYC/ Remote Okay. Small budget, want someone to "productionalize" a Django-based Hackathon project. A/B testing for blog headlines. Small statistics element. Code mostly written and functional, just
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Have you tried jets3t? ( http://www.jets3t.org/ ) It's got pretty comprehensive tools for managing S3 and has been rock solid for me so far.
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The 1 in a million math of finding a co-founder.
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How to find co-founders / collaborators: based on 2 years of my mistakes
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If your time is worth more than $150 hour (but you still want roommates!), feel free to adjust the penalty upward and add some other communal benefit to the kitty threshold. For example, you could buy a new original Monet to hang next to th
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Show HN: Got roommates? Vanquish apartment filth with 27 lines of Python
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This argument is self-contradictory. You yourself say "Make sure that your needle is something that brings massive value to the lives of your potential users and most importantly." What is the "needle" you're referring to if not an idea? An
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How To Fuzzy Search in Postgres For Django (And why it didn't work for me)
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