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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
Yes. I love being able to sleep in and avoid meetings. It takes me an 1 1/2 hours to commute into work. By that time, I'm exhausted from dealing with traffic. Next, you have to deal with coworkers and their noise noise noise. Everyone wants
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
You are valid. I wrote a whole post about this but the reply didn't seem to work so I lost the full reply. I did write most of my ideas to "underwater"'s comment. Basically, my position is more on the fact that if you need things done quick
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
My point is that sometimes you don't have the luxury of having x amount of DB people and x amount of js folks and x amount of server side guys and so on and so forth. I'm coming from a place with very low resources (I'm the only developer a
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
What I mean by "tightly woven" is that you know exactly what values/components/types need to communicate with each other whether its the front end or the back end. You're not wasting time trying to match a spec sheet or fulfill a preconditi
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
This may be my favorite quote... "Engineers handle entire feature themselves — front end javascript, backend database code, and everything in between. If they want help from a Designer (there are a limited staff of dedicated designers avai
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
I'm seriously thinking about getting rid of everything I have just to try and start a business. Might as well do it while I'm young (28). For me, its not really the money (although, I do like money). My approach to programming isn't to just
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
Speaking about Spontaneous Combustion, each time I hear about that I think of 3rd grade, when I read this... http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/2008/12/14
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
Its funny that this topic came about. I remember the olden days as a kid where I would browse around looking for DBZ info. Almost every site seemed to be a Geocities or Angelfire blog. Recently, I've been thinking about signing up for Ange
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
"11: Putting it on paper lets you start fixing it. If it stays in your head, a perfect idea, you'll never share it with anyone." This is the theme of my project. Especially the past 2 years. Except I do put it on paper, but actually buildin
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
Oh, and the don't already? My 12 year old nice had her account for about two years now.
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
I've been bugging my friend that he should learn to code a website for the past few years. And for the past few years, he's been stating that "its not for me" or that "I'm not the techie type". I hear this all the time from people who don't
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
I was thinking the same thing. I'm relatively new to professional programming, but I do create tools and code snippets that solves/facilitates problems that commonly exists. Isn't that the main function of creating software and using librar
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by sreyaNotfilc 14y ago
" If you’re a vegetarian… Well, you’re shit out of luck. " Ya, I'll just skip this rant of his and wait for the full length film of this article. Its funny how the author is using a medium in which he describes as fading to convey his dista
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
Meh, I'll just stick to alerts. It's been working since the beginning of time... 5 years.
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
Just saw the AT&T's "You Will" campaign. Wow, it's amazing how far we moved in such a small amount of time. Almost everything in that commercial was spot on and only a few was a little off (who uses a fax machine or a pay phone?). I'm
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
I actually have an idea for an alternative that I'm building for my website (artjutsu.com). I've been using it for about 3 months now and I still have a ways to go to make it more useful. I believe it may be something that you're interested
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
Why didn't the guy just use his glasses to purchase the ukulele book from an online source? Say, Google Play?
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
Awesome. I've heard of duckduckgo from a coworker and use it regularly. I'm creating an art site and have a search feature. I made sure to include duckduckgo along with google, and bing as search providers. It only makes sense, right?
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
I'm noticing that a good amount of these successful game apps are remakes of popular children games and Milton Bradley games. Angry Birds - Slingshot Draw Something - Pictionary/Hangman Words with Friends - Scrabble You'd think that MB woul
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
I actually believe that this will be our future. Imagine having your kids grow up in a world where you're learning with children around the world with the best education possible. The cost of this school would be very low or even free. The
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
Now remember kids, this should be applied to already existing website. When developing, use whatever works so you can ship. That's why we have updates and maintenance developers. I'm not saying be as sloppy as possible, but if you sweat the
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
"The technical questions should focus on the logic behind a candidate’s solutions, not what functions or libraries a candidate may or may not remember from the API documentation." Finally someone said it. I'm an Asp.Net dev by trade, yet I
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by sreyaNotfilc 15y ago
This, besides websockets, is probably the coolest thing I've seen yet. I can' wait to get my mind wrapped around this so I can experiment with this concept. Perhaps, I can make something useful.