solomone

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Learning from MySpace(medium.com)
2 points by solomone 12y ago|0 comments
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An open letter to comcast(staciehuckeba.wordpress.com)
3 points by solomone 12y ago|0 comments
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by solomone 12y ago
Custom operators for all things ! or how to make your code base unmaintainable
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by solomone 12y ago
It's funny how this is even a question. Often times a business goal will be to be profitable, but that seems foreign in tech.
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by solomone 12y ago
This is how I consider it and try to phrase it to my clients. They buy my time. If they waste a lot of it with meetings and false starts, at the end of the day it's their responsibility to use my time wisely. That being said, it&#x27
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by solomone 12y ago
me too.. it's more likely to be a token that's cookied and sent over SSL per api request. Same token that would get generated if they auth'ed via password.
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by solomone 12y ago
I'm running a DO box with node, mongo, and nginx. I'm able to get ~ 500rps
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by solomone 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote ( based in Seattle ) Full stack developer with 14+ years experience Angular/Node.js/Responsive HTML/.NET/iOS/Objective-c Recently completed work for VEVO, Vulcan and Lytro. website: http:&#x2F
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by solomone 12y ago
I found a gig I was interested in. There doesn't seem to be a way to contact them though. Their link goes to their homepage which has no contact info. Maybe the site could facilitate that ?
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by solomone 12y ago
Sure, but you still have a single point of failure.
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by solomone 12y ago
I use wave accounting for expense tracking and invoicing. Most of my clients pay via check or ach. For time tracking I create a spreadsheet per client job with the daily hours. Time tracking and invoicing seems like a popular choice for con
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by solomone 12y ago
Cheap, easy and extremely helpful tutorials. My biggest complaint is a lack of load balancer.
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by solomone 12y ago
ngmin isn't really a solution, it's a post processing transpiler hack. There's lot of ways to format your js code so that ngmin does the wrong thing and destroys working code. I wouldn't call the problem 'solved&#
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by solomone 12y ago
I could see one annoyance being the lack of "fat arrow" in normal javascript and trying to reference the services in a callback.
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by solomone 12y ago
I like this. One thing I like about is it how it sets up a canonical place to init things. The other nice effect is the use of the injector instead of the repeated list of dependencies. When not using coffeescript in angular, I could see m
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by solomone 12y ago
it's funny how many of these there have been over the years and still nothing can take down craigslist.
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by solomone 12y ago
This statement is dangerously false. Unused javascript and stylesheets is where you would start your performance debugging when users complain of slowness ?
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by solomone 12y ago
Perhaps they meant an ORM instead of crud.
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by solomone 12y ago
This wasn't the case when I worked there 10 years ago. Check your paperwork.
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by solomone 12y ago
or setup a git server and a webbook that calls the bash file on push. The bash script would copy the files, npm install, and cycle pm2 or forever. This is how I set up my servers. Seems less complicated.
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by solomone 13y ago
Any syntax is less readable if you're unfamiliar with it. If you see enough of them, it reads naturally.
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by solomone 13y ago
This headline is a bit sensational given the the OP was incorrect in their assumption. Should probably be changed to: DigitalOcean leaves your droplet around 24 hours after you destroy it. If you care, destroy your own data.
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by solomone 13y ago
I use one, they're pretty nice. The biggest gain for me was the minimal effort needed to register a keypress.
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by solomone 13y ago
So you hired an intern and were surprised they needed guidance and training instead of cheap/free labor ( which you were in no way looking for )