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by Tarential 2y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby/Rails, React, JS/TypeScript, Postgres, Linux, HTML/CSS, PHP/MySQL Résumé/CV: https://tarential.com/prest
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by Tarential 3y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, Typescript, React, Linux Résumé/CV: https://tarential.com/preston-st-pierre.pdf Email: tarential@tarential.com
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by Tarential 11y ago
Predictable Revenue | Vancouver, Canada | Full Time | ONSITE Senior Software Developer | Ruby, Rails, AngularJS, PostgreSQL Predictable Revenue is a profitable, fast growth international technology company with offices in the Gastown area o
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by Tarential 12y ago
Carburetor (carb.io) is hiring a remote Ruby on Rails developer. We're a small (~15 employees, 4 devs) profitable bootstrapped startup creating tools for automating the Predictable Revenue Cold Calling 2.0 method promoted by Aaron Ross
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by Tarential 13y ago
While this is very interesting, the profiles may need to be "tweaked" a bit to be realistic. For example, the first profile it generate for me was a: -Female -Fitness instructor -Weighing 205.9 lbs -Standing 5 feet 1 inch Individu
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by Tarential 13y ago
It is so good for productivity that I've completely stopped using "staying up late" as a method to get things done. If I have a lot of work to do that's a good sign to get to bed early and start in the morning when I&#x2
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by Tarential 13y ago
"When I was on acid I would see things like beams of light, and I would hear sounds that sounded an awful lot like car horns." --Mitch Hedberg
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by Tarential 13y ago
I have a Dell Vostro 2420 I got with Ubuntu for around $50 less than the same machine with Windows ~6 months ago. However, it seems this is no longer possible. I've searched Dell's site and the only Vostro 2420 I see with Ubuntu has differe
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by Tarential 13y ago
Actually, for me it was the other way around. It was only natural to use Debian for my servers when I used it already at home :)
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by Tarential 13y ago
Debian has been my home for 5+ years. It was the only distro I ever tried where the package manager didn't eventually (or immediately) fail on me and require me to fix either the package or my whole system manually. I have tried my share of
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by Tarential 13y ago
I've heard the "hype" about vim for years, sometimes from people who clearly (in retrospect) didn't understand what made vim so good. It was not a selling point for me! I switched to vim about a month ago and am more productive now than I e
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by Tarential 13y ago
Yes. Tarential is me, and I am Tarential. I've used it for virtually every site/forum/game/system I've ever created an account on. I registered the domain for my personal site. I completely understand and respect the need for anonymity in s
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by Tarential 13y ago
I experienced this phenomenon. I've been working hard to get in shape, and I told all my friends. The net result? They all think I'm trying to lose weight! The ridiculous part is I've never had weight to lose. I started at 140 lbs! After co
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by Tarential 13y ago
Mitch Hedberg :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitch_Hedberg
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by Tarential 13y ago
I've done something similar with inotify for compiling/concatenating CoffeeScript/SCSS/Haml in case anyone wants to use it: https://github.com/Tarential/autobuild-client
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Why I Choose Rails: A Long-Time PHP Developer's Opinion(tarential.com)
3 points by Tarential 14y ago|0 comments
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by Tarential 14y ago
I met my co-founder at the very first Ruby on Rails user group meeting I attended. His previous partner had left him high and dry with a customer and no product, so he was at the meeting looking for a technical co-founder. I didn't know RoR
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by Tarential 14y ago
I had to log in just to reply to this because it very well could be me writing this post. I taught myself PHP in grade 7 (around fifteen years ago, it must have been near the v3 release) and sold websites in high school. I hand built everyt
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by Tarential 14y ago
I have to weigh in here. It does not stop the abuse. Separating opiates from acetaminophen is extremely simple (look up cold water extraction). All it does is kill people who aren't aware of the danger or the alternatives. There are many go
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by Tarential 14y ago
FWIW I have terrible handwriting and have only used it when forced to in high school. For everything else, I type. That was certainly not true of most others in my age group (I'm 27 now), but I think you're correct. It will be soon.
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by Tarential 14y ago
I had the opportunity a few years back to work with Jeremy McGrath (many time motocross/supercross world champion) on a commercial shoot he did at our local motocross track. He was modest and pleasant to talk to. He treated me as just anoth
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Writing a CMS: The Smartest Dumb Thing I Ever Did(tarential.com)
3 points by Tarential 14y ago|0 comments