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by zschuessler 9y ago
Location: Phoenix, Arizona Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full stack consultant with project/product management experience. Primary backend technologies: PHP, Laravel, CMS systems (Magento, WordPress, OctoberCMS), My
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by zschuessler 10y ago
Similar story: a few years back I was interested in applying to TopTal for side work. As a senior engineer working with well known companies, I thought the acceptance process wouldn't be as bad as claimed on their homepage. Passed the
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by zschuessler 10y ago
I've never encountered this problem to the effect I needed a build step for HTML. I wonder if frontenders who work only with HTML/CSS find it helpful? Whereas they don't have the concept of breaking up code into templates or
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by zschuessler 10y ago
Somewhat off topic, but related since it's not documented anywhere : you can put ads on your GitHub Pages install. I'm not positive to the extent and what internal rules may apply. But out of curiosity I emailed the GH legal dept
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by zschuessler 10y ago
I agree with you that Obama's quote is similar to what I stated (although not explicitly). The article goes into detail on how to setup a full-blown plan of cutting down decision count. I think they missed the point entirely.
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by zschuessler 10y ago
Alternative opinion: the character trait not talked about is focus & drive. Obama is focused on doing his job the best way he thinks possible. So is Zuck. That means they don't have time for playing the "what should we eat ton
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by zschuessler 10y ago
Wow, purple almost snuck a victory on your king! A few more armies and he would've won. The second attempt was his only way out but you had too many armies at that point. I find that games can easily tilt in your favor if you seek out
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by zschuessler 10y ago
You might be color blind. I noticed the same problem and I am tritanomaly color blind. You can see if you are here: http://www.color-blindness.com/coblis-color-blindness-simula... For me, clicking the tritanomaly button d
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by zschuessler 10y ago
Fun fact: this won't tell you which bad word. Google's implementation of the speech API returns asterisks for words it deems bad. See: https://github.com/knpwrs/grumbles.js/blob/master/src/
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by zschuessler 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Phoenix, Arizona - remote OK I'm a senior full-stack LAMP engineer. Also have done work as a technical project manager and managed UX engagements. Have led both backend and frontend teams, working on projects small and for
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by zschuessler 10y ago
I suggest adding your email or other identifying information to your HN profile :-) My email is in my HN profile, feel free to contact me with more detail.
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by zschuessler 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Phoenix, Arizona - remote OK I'm a senior full-stack LAMP engineer. Also have done work as a technical project manager and managed UX engagements. Have led both backend and frontend teams, working on projects small and for
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by zschuessler 10y ago
More than speed, it's easier working with the Uint8ClampedArray since the values correlate to RGB values (0-255). If it was a matter of speed only, the author would have used Uint32Array, which gets the speed benefit of typed arrays bu
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by zschuessler 11y ago
Ran into this myself very recently. Ordered a 5-star posture brace for my back, and what I got was nothing as described in the picture or description. For the first time - ever - in using Amazon, I went back to the reviews to verify where t
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by zschuessler 11y ago
The described sensitivity is easily related to by software engineers. It's often difficult to receive an annual review or feedback from code commits. It's a feeling of wanting feedback to continue growth, and fearing it due to sen
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by zschuessler 11y ago
Delta Systems Group - Columbia, MO | Full-Time | REMOTE -- ABOUT We are a full stack agency based primarily around the LAMP stack. We both offer consulting services (primary business) and have a number of startups/investments the team
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by zschuessler 11y ago
One more question from a lady at the airport listening g to me talk about d3 and some back story: You've had the opportunity to monetize d3 in the beginning, yet didn't (paid model). When it garnered reputation, you didn't im
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by zschuessler 11y ago
Hi Mike! Great open source work. I've used d3 on many projects and, perhaps interesting to some, have used it often not as a charting library, but as a view/event model for DOM manipulation with advanced UI requirements (think dc.
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by zschuessler 11y ago
I recently visited a Barnes & Noble for Christmas shopping. I was shocked at the markup! A $13 brand-new hardcover on Amazon is $30+ at Barnes & Noble. All books were 2-3x the price I saw on my phone. I noted a few I wanted, and bou
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by zschuessler 11y ago
Out of unrelated curiosity, what is stopping someone from using this database for nefarious reasons? I checked a few links for a Game of Thrones search. All were in working order. Seems like this database could be a prime vetted source fo
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I was also confused. I tweeted at the API Director, and he mentioned usage of the contact form. Seems like a strange way to onboard beta engineers.
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by zschuessler 11y ago
Very cool! I misunderstood Mondo's purpose. I assumed it was an abstraction layer over private APIs, but looks like you're a bank! Sending an email (although I'm based in US, if that matters).
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by zschuessler 11y ago
Does anyone know of a US bank that offers an API as a service? For consumer-level access and without requiring fees or a third party service, preferably. The hackathon this app was a part of doesn't mention developer-friendly banks: h
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by zschuessler 11y ago
This is exactly what I had imagined. Very cool, I wish you the best of luck!
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Unrelated question - is anyone aware of why when you hear about cooperatives, it almost always pertains to food? I love the idea of having cooperatives for all types of business (welding shops, software engineering groups, etc etc). It&#x
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They have a lot of customers. Many of my software engineering friends, myself included, are well aware of the privacy implications and got a kit anyway. - I like my genome is contributing to science. Not just privatized science, but anyon
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by zschuessler 11y ago
I would stress this the most: support your team. Give your team the technical and emotional support they need to do their jobs well and have fun doing it . Some things I've noticed that had the largest impact on employee engagement: -
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by zschuessler 11y ago
Converting to LAB would give you access to the Delta E formulas. I wrote an introduction to dE here, if you're curious: http://zschuessler.github.io/DeltaE/learn/ Check out the demo page as well, if you'
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by zschuessler 11y ago
Columbia's Startup Weekend is gaining much attention lately from out-of-towners. I was surprised to see my friends in other states RSVPing to attend, recently. Cool to see CoMo get attention! (Also.. hey Bobby! Hope you're doing w
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by zschuessler 11y ago
First, I'll say it's a cool idea and the website interface is well done on the backend. It looks as if they have created a great means of managing a project. Speaking with their support staff was concerning, however. I asked rudim

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