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by ruairidhwm 9y ago
Primitive Social - Lubbock, TX | REMOTE Primitive Social is a rapidly growing digital marketing agency that focuses on software development, web design and development, sales enablement, inbound marketing, and social media marketing. The D
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A comparison API. So for example I could enter '12345' and a unit, and it could return an interesting fact like 'That distance is like climbing Mount Everest twice!'
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by ruairidhwm 9y ago
I'd be interested in hearing more about this. Fancy dropping me an email (address is in profile)?
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The Wes Bos course on CSS Grid is free and excellent. Check it out: https://cssgrid.io/
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Primitive Social | Full Stack Engineer | Lubbock, TX | ONSITE, REMOTE | https://primitivesocial.com/ We are looking for an experienced Laravel / Vue developer to join our growing web team. Primitive Social prides itsel
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Agreed, as a Scots qualified lawyer and now an engineer I don't feel that choosing the solicitor route was somehow the 'lesser option'. Additionally most advocates/barristers will work as a solicitor for several years be
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PHP using Laravel. It's brilliant to work with. I've been playing around with Node.js too and whilst it's an excellent tool, I always find myself coming back to Laravel.
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Hey Ah, very interesting. I didn't know that! Poparide looks like a good solution too.
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Looks just like BlaBlaCar. Nice.
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Usually just an update on each scrum meeting and hitting my deadlines. Either the work has been done or it hasn't.
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I've found their API docs to be extremely helpful in the past. What do you find to be lacking? The team are very responsive, so as zapperdapper mentioned, I'm sure they'd welcome a bug report with details of what you're
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Using Artificial Intelligence to Run Your Best Marathon(medium.com)
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Cheeky but my girlfriend runs a website translation service. She normally focuses on AirBnB listings but handles many other kinds (English/French/Spanish) https://airbnbtranslation.com/
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Very good reputation, though a little 'posh' if that bothers you. It has a good college system and social life, though the town itself is very small and I imagine that the student life can become a bit of a bubble. If you interest
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Godspeed You! Black Emperor - I find that it's stimulating without being distracting. Plus it has amazing soundscapes.
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Hey, I'm bouncing between Madrid and Valencia. Would be great to meet up! Email is in profile :)
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Go to Scotland and enjoy your freedom to roam :)
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Isolation is a big problem that remote workers can face. I would welcome something that could alleviate that.
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Hey That's an interesting perspective. Personally I don't leave lines of commented out code as I opt for cleanliness, but I do keep a journal for each project I do where I write down little gotchas I discover, or paste in a snippe
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Hey, author here! Totally agree, which is why I didn't feel so bad about deleting it from my system. It was more of a psychological barrier to do so I think, as it represented starting over :)
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Hey Kepler, afraid not. Could always do a Skype though!
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Ask HN: What annoys you about law firms?
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Aside from looking really nice, that's a seriously impressive CV. Well done! Hola de Madrid ;)
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Serve to Lead
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I interviewed with Stripe early this year, and whilst sadly we couldn't go forward due to the fact that I'm British and was too late for an H1B - it was one of the most pleasant interviews I have ever had.
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by ruairidhwm 9y ago
Good question. I'm not an expert by any means, but would expect that the immutability of the record prevents a party passing the buck on who is responsible for the loss of luggage. But I suppose a DB could do that too. Maybe it's
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It'd be handy for tracking baggage in the travel industry. Your bags are handled by numerous different companies/parties at different points and through a ton of locations. Blockchain would be excellent for verifying that a bag ha
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There are hundreds of thousands of other web development businesses out there, so you need something to differentiate yourself. Whether that's a great social media presence, better branding, or working in a niche then you need to focus
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by ruairidhwm 9y ago
This is awesome! I can't wait to start playing around with this :)
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I really like Tide :)

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