sebringj

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by sebringj 10y ago
Sure you could. The funny thing is, I've had this product on the market using this very concept of JIT signing, using the browser (and apps) to do all the work, didn't really put any effort into, only used for my clients as a CMS-
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by sebringj 10y ago
Alas, only doing this for karma and a false sense of belonging, beyond that, I like money.
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by sebringj 10y ago
You reminded me of Nepter on Adventure Time.
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by sebringj 10y ago
Hi, nice idea! It went down though so I was thinking maybe you could build it strong but on the cheap too without needing a database and very little coding. It starts with this premise: https://aws.amazon.com/articles/1
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by sebringj 10y ago
I don't talk to them because I probably am not smart enough, am too old, went to a crap school, only want to do remote consulting anyway and most of all, I don't care one bit how Google does, besides my browser search working. In
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by sebringj 10y ago
thanks.
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by sebringj 10y ago
Zak, you have a pretty high Karma so you just down vote me because you don't like my opinion and I certainly wasn't rude or harsh in my language. Is that reasonable?
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by sebringj 10y ago
I was just going to write that and you beat me to it. Who really would seriously follow this? Possibly the same people who argue passionately about coding standards over being productive? Just struck me as silly.
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by sebringj 10y ago
I think you're missing the point. You can use all the UI treatments and components, using AJAX if you want to. It basically gives you a lot of options and you're not stuck using jQuery plugins ad hoc when you want to make a custom
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by sebringj 10y ago
This is brilliant and a niche needed for React. My toolset is React Native, React web apps and now this for simple marketing sites that you can inject functionality into.
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by sebringj 10y ago
I was one of the people dooped into believing this was going to happen because I assumed a huge investment from Google meant something and they were so secretive because it was that good, like Steve Jobs was so secretive. At least we can lo
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by sebringj 10y ago
Personally I think its very different. If you are asking me directly I'll embellish so please forgive me based on that... Chat systems for example like Slack to me are so much more productive than hunting someone down in an office. You
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by sebringj 10y ago
PostGres at least offers full text indexing. I couldn't find that on Cloud Spanner.
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by sebringj 10y ago
I was like YES!!! Then I read for a single node it is 90 cents per hours then I was like NO!!! so absolute minimal cost for me is $648/month? I was hoping there was like a dev version. Maybe I didn't read the fine print?
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by sebringj 10y ago
I ran 5 teams remotely spread out at different times in my life so far. The outcome of my success or failure seemed to hang on my due diligence. The more flaky and relaxed I became, the more my employees became less productive and eventuall
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by sebringj 10y ago
See about Roy Walford http://www.walford.com/ for the origins of this. He was able to experiment with humans in the biosphere team.
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by sebringj 10y ago
That has been my experience as well.
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by sebringj 10y ago
I'll be more careful next time around. I remember when ASP.NET came out and there was an impression that you could pay people less in the business world because it was easier. React Native is definitely easier. Possibly I'm biased
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by sebringj 10y ago
Thanks for the education.
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by sebringj 10y ago
It is implied in some people's minds as they read it as I've just written this. It wasn't implied in yours so we have evidence the interpretation is subjective.
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by sebringj 10y ago
React Native let's you build faster but it doesn't mean you should pay people less. You'll just get shitty developers in the end. What it really means is you can have a smaller team so you save on costs that way. IMO it is be
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by sebringj 10y ago
Right, other paradigms in its place. Exactly.
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by sebringj 10y ago
What about fine grain permissions such as a certain user can only see public fields of other users or you can only change your vote after 10 minutes? Opening up the data model may work in many cases but seems like it just brings up other pa
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by sebringj 10y ago
I first wonder what advantages are there in using .NET Core over anything else. I personally can't think of any and I'm a fan of c#. I would love to hear and this is not sarcasm as I started out in the ASP.NET world a long long ti
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by sebringj 10y ago
I don't think so. jQuery was intended to be a cross-browser approach to JavaScript that just works. It does but if you check out MDN docs, you'll find that now days, vanilla just works really well and ES6/7 have great feature
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by sebringj 10y ago
I've had quite the opposite experience as a corp-to-corp freelance contractor but this isn't scientific as its testimonial anyway. My focus has been on cutting edge technology that appears to be the right way of doing things based
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by sebringj 10y ago
It never seems complicated when I am doing my own side work for some reason. There are no design meetings, no hours tracking, no arguments on best practices, no scrum, no testing frameworks, dev ops, etc. I do use git and minimally create b
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by sebringj 10y ago
ah ok Joscha Bach, wow. Now I have a new guru to follow.
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by sebringj 10y ago
Who was that guy? I felt like he was speaking pure reason and it was like a religious experience or something. He is a genius.
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by sebringj 10y ago
accomplishment: building my own social app from scratch and putting on app store learned: you literally have to treat your goals as gods and worship your ideas daily. i made enough branded t-shirts and wore them everyday so my friends would

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