veverkap

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   by veverkap 2y ago

   > Build stuff that does exactly what you want it to do, nothing more This is also confusing to me. In a multi-million line codebase, it's extremely difficult to find an actual place where you have zero side effects with ANYTHING you
2. 62.▲
   by veverkap 5y ago

   The OP shouldn't be the highest voted comment.
3. 63.▲
   by veverkap 5y ago

   At a previous employer, we used Terraform to manage GitHub teams/repos/permissions. It worked ... okay. Might be worth a try for you?
4. 64.▲
   by veverkap 5y ago

   Having Mitchell comment that my RFC was good was a huge highlight of my tenure there. He deserves all of the success he's earned.
5. 65.▲
   by veverkap 5y ago

   > As presented, this tool streamlines copy-pasting random snippets. It synthesizes new code based on a corpus of existing code.
6. 66.▲
   by veverkap 11y ago

   Works fine for me
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   by veverkap 12y ago

   REMOTE Senior Ruby Developer Needed! Hi. We're looking for an awesome Senior Ruby Developer to join our growing team. If you've ever wanted to work for a interesting security startup with great people this is your chance. We'
8. 68.▲
   by veverkap 13y ago

   I have Google Play and Spotify. I typically play local files through Spotify and that fills in the blanks as well.
9. 69.▲
   by veverkap 13y ago

   I like http://www.programmableweb.com
10. 70.▲
    by veverkap 14y ago

    You can also use https://github.com/bratta/googlevoiceapi
11. 71.▲
    by veverkap 14y ago

    Depends on the job he was applying for. Data structures might be important.
12. 72.▲
    by veverkap 14y ago

    I really wanted to use this, but I had major problems with the search like others did. Looked for Virginia Beach and it refused to let me search there. Kept forcing Colonial Beach, VA
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    by veverkap 14y ago

    No, I went to the page to create a weaver and it asked me for my physical location. I wasn't informed that it would be used in that way and I am given no way of deleting that information. Being out of sight and out of mind isn't really go
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    by veverkap 14y ago

    I didn't like that the weavr bot posted my physical address. I thought giving access to my location would allow it to work in my city, not my actual address. And there is no way to delete that first post.
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    by veverkap 14y ago

    You could also use the CasperJS wrapper and have the script automatically download those files for you. See http://casperjs.org/api.html#casper.download
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    by veverkap 14y ago

    Seems to me that there were two flaws evident here. One was Google's reset flow, which they have since (hopefully) corrected. The other issue, that seemed to be glossed over, was that they were BCCing password reset emails to a compromisab
17. 77.▲
    by veverkap 14y ago

    Dave's party was awesome. :) This is very true. I only go to Facebook to use Facebook.
18. 78.▲
    by veverkap 14y ago

    Does the white font on black background mixed with the opposite style in the quotes hurt anyone else's eyes? I'm seeing ghosts now.
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    by veverkap 15y ago

    Didn't Pinterest address this to a certain degree? At least from the content creators - http://blog.pinterest.com/post/17949261591/growing-up says that you can add a meta tag marking your content as not pinnable.
20. 80.▲
    by veverkap 15y ago

    But if you can't get on Wifi, how do you reach the cloud? :)
21. 81.▲
    by veverkap 15y ago

    Wonder how this impacts Incognito windows.
22. 82.▲
    by veverkap 15y ago

    I am constantly logged into my Google account. How is this any different? They track everything already. Now they are going to pay me for it?
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    by veverkap 15y ago

    Hopefully, Valley Threads won't pick up from you a few years from now :) Awesome service, by the way.
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    by veverkap 15y ago

    I've been on both sides. As an employer, I've had no problem with it. As long as the people that you hire are self-motivated enough, it will work out. But that makes hiring a bit more challenging. As an employee, I enjoyed the freedom an
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    by veverkap 15y ago

    Francis Cianfrocca
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    by veverkap 15y ago

    You are absolutely right about them hitting the wrong geographical area. However, as a developer in the mid-Atlantic, I think the lifestyle here is just as good :) I'd love to find a remote opportunity with any of those firms, but it seems
27. 87.▲
    by veverkap 16y ago

    How would one go about contacting you? Do you do mostly SalesForce implementations?
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    by veverkap 17y ago

    GEICO is hiring a Senior .NET developer. We're looking for someone with experience with WCF and XSLT. This is an on-site position in one of our Virginia/DC area locations. http://bit.ly/amL04L