trey

27 ms·

1.
Social calculators, make calculations then share the results(treycalc.com)
2 points by trey 15y ago|0 comments
2.
by trey 15y ago
Just signed up for a year of linode... goodbye slicehost, you were great!
3.
by trey 16y ago
I just re-did my resume using indeed.com's resume uploader. It gives you a nice clean formatted resume that you can share publicly, export to .pdf, or email. I don't really see a point in using latex, with these new tools available. I think
4.
by trey 16y ago
I've been using nicedog for my micro-framework needs. After looking over it, this is a really framework. There really isn't too much that I would throw out to make it smaller, except maybe the curl wrapping class. A couple of things that wo
5.
by trey 16y ago
I bought a bar
6.
by trey 16y ago
As a programmer at a fairly high traffic site, SEO is a way of life for us and we always think of SEO implications. The more difficult problem we have lately is the SEO vs user experience trade off. We dislike whenever SEO is chosen over
7.
by trey 17y ago
Why are they raising money just to hire 30 more people?
8.
by trey 18y ago
hoard my money and not share a red cent
9.
by trey 18y ago
First I didn't read the linked article but... I have yet to see a PM that actually performed PM duties that yielded a net positive for a company. If the PM doesn't have authority over developers the position devolves to a glorified QA posit
10.
by trey 19y ago
"Probably the reason people expect feedback about why they were rejected is that they implicitly think of this as like a grade in a class. But a test where only a fixed number of applicants can pass regardless of the average quality is not
11.
by trey 19y ago
I got a no as well and my feeling is that the entire process is pointless for an applicant without any feedback. I'm not bitter about being rejected, but going into this I expected at least some amount of commentary, and not 5 hits on my si