Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
CoreSet
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
241.
▲
by
CoreSet
12y ago
Totally different angle, gender, and underling life experience here, but I also despise the rise of the brogrammer. I can easily be accused of jumping on the very same programming bandwagon, but (if so) I don't get along with my fellow
242.
▲
by
CoreSet
12y ago
Bootcamp grad trying to make good as a junior developer Location: Austin Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: for the right opportunity Technologies: JS, CSS3 / HTML5, Rails, Angular, jQuery Resume: joecmarshall.com Email: joseph.charles.
243.
▲
by
CoreSet
12y ago
Thanks so much y'all for the response: I really value all of your input! My email, for those interested, is: joseph.charles.marshall@gmail.com And my portfolio site can be found at joecmarshall.com
244.
▲
by
CoreSet
12y ago
Definitely don't think it's too menial, but you're right about setting that first bar low - even spelling errors are good finds! Thanks for the advice.
245.
▲
by
CoreSet
12y ago
Thank you! I didn't expect but certainly hoped for a positive reaction from the community. My email is joseph.charles.marshall@gmail.com and you can see more links and read a little more about me at joecmarshall.com
246.
▲
by
CoreSet
12y ago
Front-end, with an emphasis on Javascript, jQuery, and JS MVCs. I audited a course recently on PHP and SQL, but I'm mostly interested in that only as far as I need to know it for front-end stuff. My email is joseph.charles.marshall@gma
247.
▲
by
CoreSet
12y ago
Good advice, I know. It just feels doubly hard for me to get coding work now, because my day-job is in writing and not very technical. I suppose I envisioned it being paid eventually, when I got to the point where I was productive, but you&
248.
▲
Would anyone be interested in a capable (and free) apprentice?
8 points
by
CoreSet
12y ago
|
18 comments
249.
▲
Ask HN: How to create a dead zone?
4 points
by
CoreSet
12y ago
|
3 comments
250.
▲
by
CoreSet
12y ago
Probably a dumb question, but I seem to have trouble understanding the post: Are the bitcoins being sold in one discreet chunk (you buy the entire wallet or nothing) or are they being parceled out (it mentions auctioning off blocks)? Also,
251.
▲
Ask HN: What's the best email client for managing multiple addresses?
2 points
by
CoreSet
12y ago
|
1 comments
252.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
Definitely good advice. I had a lot of fun yesterday adding some whizz-bang JS features to my personal site, so certainly feel the truth of this. Any advice for getting started in open source? I always hear there are roles for newbies in ev
253.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
Thank you so much for the "junior" advice! I have a bad habit of underselling myself. I need to get more in the "this is what I work on and this is what I can build for you" mindset.
254.
▲
Ask HN: Fresh out of bootcamp, what next?
7 points
by
CoreSet
13y ago
|
8 comments
255.
▲
Ask HN: What are some good certifications for a junior developer?
6 points
by
CoreSet
13y ago
|
5 comments
256.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
So basically: "we can't find your money so you're going to jail unless you find it for us?" I was talking to a friend about encryption the other day and that was his salient point. Unbreakable key? Break it or go to jail
257.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
I suppose the bitcoin ethos of a decentralized network - with no single vulnerable point of attack - breaks down once you consider that until you can buy groceries, pay rent, and just generally use the currency everywhere, there's alwa
258.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
Doesn't the technical architecture of the Bitcoin system make the seizure of actual Bitcoins by a third-party impossible or at least very difficult?
259.
▲
Ask HN: What are some non-Bitcoin digital currencies to watch out for?
1 points
by
CoreSet
13y ago
|
1 comments
260.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
Coming from the NR, this represents a real (albeit small) addition to the growing chorus of concerned voices. And it only increases my respect for the leakers' strategy of releasing new information bit-by-bit: it allows a parade of NSA
261.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
I sent an email to my congressman in the House of Representatives (Justin Carter, TX), asking him to justify his vote against Rep. Amash's amendment to defund select NSA programs, PRISM among them. I haven't received - and don
262.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
3. The camp is Ruby (RoR) centric, although you're correct in assuming the curriculum includes a strong JS component (from the materials I've seen). I was mostly interested in the idea of learning another language concurrently for
263.
▲
by
CoreSet
13y ago
Thank you for the advice! Let me ask for clarification on a few points. Absolutely agree with 1, 2 (just did Codeschool's free "Try Git" tutorial and am moving on to the paid version) 3, 4 (though I don't have any experi
264.
▲
Ask HN: Any advice on how to survive (and thrive) at a developer academy?
6 points
by
CoreSet
13y ago
|
5 comments
265.
▲
Ask HN: Any advice on how to survive (and thrive) at a developer academy?
1 points
by
CoreSet
13y ago
|
0 comments