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by wotsrovert 13y ago
I'll vouch for Tree. We've been friends since 2001 and we worked together for a couple years. Your skepticism is understandable; Tree may be a bit of a free spirit who doesn't use github as much as he should, but he is also
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by wotsrovert 13y ago
For pairing remotely, I use Screenhero. http://screenhero.com/
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
Winkel and Balktick are great. I'm from NYC; this past Saturday there was a secret Night Market. Not a Winkel and Balktick event per se, but with some of the same people involved. A Night Market is a collection of box trucks, rented for th
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
Of late, I've paid attention to how many letters I must type into "google" before it generates an auto-completed phrase I'm searching for. I am profoundly impressed by how little typing is required. It certainly feels like communicating wi
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
There's a lot of .net within Wall Street. I hear that work pays better than the positions listed in original post.
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
This has already been done with photograghs: one photo per year. http://www.zonezero.com/zz/index.php?option=com_content&...
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
The existing codebase, and the fact that I'm charging by the hour on a project who's budget is 3x initial estimates. The site was, and still is, stuck at Rails 2.1.1. And, at the time, I was not using RVM or Bundler. Meanwhile, I was putt
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
I'm one of those developers. Last summer, I took over a troubled Ruby on Rails project; the code was a mess, overly complex and bug-ridden, lack of meaningful unit tests, and an unhappy client. I needed integration tests. After trying and
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
I've done Rails consulting, full-time, for 5 years; I haven't used use scaffolds since probably 2006. Instead, most of my productivity gains have come from learning to use third-party gems, better understanding the framework's ever-evolvin
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
Yes. Scares me too much to even consider the service.
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by wotsrovert 15y ago
The points brought up in these slides directly reflect my experiences over the past 3 years of doing my own CSS. If you're familiar with the CSS precedence rule, these slides might read like blog post; they did for me. Strangely, I rarely s