airhadoken

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by airhadoken 11y ago
Location: Greater Boston Area Remote: YES Willing to relocate: Yes; Prefer to relocate (but not to the Bay Area) Technologies: Front end Web; JavaScript, HTML/CSS, jQuery, Mustache/Handlebars, all non-Angular browser frameworks, J
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by airhadoken 11y ago
> If your organisation needs to rely on 'confidence' to determine who is competent, then by definition it cannot directly discern which employees are competent. That's correct specifically because in the absence of the abi
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by airhadoken 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Boston Area, remote OK. Front-end testing consultant; I’ll help you get started with unit-testing your JS code, and running functional and integration tests on your UI, if you’re new to writing browser code (e.g. you were a R
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by airhadoken 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Boston area, Remote OK Front-end architect for Web applications, 13 years experience. Worked with JVM, Rails, Python, Node backends; OK with fullstack but it’s not my focus. Extensive esperience with jQuery, Bootstrap-SASS, M
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by airhadoken 18y ago
Seems like the high-budget model is the broken one.
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by airhadoken 18y ago
Also don't forget to source the image and the containing page at the same server, or alternately to set document.domain of each side to the common superdomain.
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by airhadoken 18y ago
Eight tabs? I have well over 100 open at any time with Opera. This sort of browsing behavior chokes Firefox 2.x. I'd like to see whether Firefox 3 can handle it.
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by airhadoken 18y ago
I'm always about keeping a variety around. For beers produced within my own country (USA), I like the products of Sam Adams (Boston Lager, Winter Lager, Summer Ale, and some of the other winter seasonals), Dogfish Head (Midas Touch, ##-min
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by airhadoken 18y ago
one of the commenters on the article brings up a good point. What are the statistics like for "apache", "spring framework", and "orm"?
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by airhadoken 18y ago
The impression that I always got was that your best shot at using a domain to SEO ( shudders ) is to have a one or two word name that people would punch into a search engine as one or two words. thus the example given in the article (ten s
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by airhadoken 18y ago
Fortunately we have the Paul Gnome method. 1. Make something users want 2. ?????? 3. Profit! The similarity between the product-now/revenue-later startup model and the underpants gnomes plan is disconcerting at first glance. The
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by airhadoken 18y ago
Yes. This wasn't an either-or question, right?
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by airhadoken 18y ago
I used a lot of LaTeX in XEmacs in grad school. Now I've really taken to LyX for shorter documents. This is really not the kind of thing you move into *Office to pretty up afterwards, though. Once you make your PS or PDF, that's supposed
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by airhadoken 18y ago
Ben Franklin, for me. It seems like it will take the rest of my life to get a full picture of how his mind worked.
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by airhadoken 18y ago
Title is missing one or both of "MS" and "Server" :P
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by airhadoken 19y ago
I thought Pattern Recognition (same author) was quite inspiring, though I don't know if it counts as most people's definition of science fiction.
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by airhadoken 19y ago
There are lots of times that I wish that I could use the wildcard in Google inside word tokens instead of just between words in a multiword string, i.e. search on googl* to get googlefight and googling as well as the expected. It could be
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by airhadoken 19y ago
Should I be insulted that I'm almost no hacker?
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by airhadoken 19y ago
If we could foster that sort of thing in American schools, it would scarcely matter whether India and China better prepared their students for engineering (referencing another article that was on the front page the same time as this one)
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by airhadoken 19y ago
Thank you parent poster. This was the other part I wanted to cover in my post above but didn't think I could find hard data for. It seems like the contracting business has attracted large amounts of ethically-challenged scum, who are build
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by airhadoken 19y ago
Suburbia these days draws a strong parallel to the NHL in the '90s. The major expansion binge which created hockey teams where they, to be frank, had no business being , watered down the product by spreading talent thinly and damn near ki
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by airhadoken 19y ago
So wait, webmasters are working for Google because... Google works for them?
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by airhadoken 19y ago
Ah, then the key to acceptance is to name your company "General" something. It does bring up a key point, though. The contacts that you make there are going to be generally government affiliated, which is fine if that's the kind of interes
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by airhadoken 19y ago
GPP's phrasing seems to be non-mutex such that it explicitly does not say that, e.g. "smart developers do not create" Maybe a more encompassing way of stating the saw would be "while a good developer can create what is required, a smart d
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by airhadoken 19y ago
In Web design here is a thing to keep in mind don't make things hard to find Burma-Shave
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by airhadoken 19y ago
Maybe this is Massachusetts bias, but I was expecting to see "your company's health plan is a carton of bandages and a bottle of aspirin" as a bad sign. If you're going to start a company, do it now instead of such time when the cost of h
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by airhadoken 19y ago
I don't necessarily agree with his claim that SQL or anything like SQL is unnecessary. While SQL is wordy and oftentimes clunky, it is language-neutral, works predictably across all systems accessing the same database, and doesn't tie the
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by airhadoken 19y ago
404ed!
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by airhadoken 19y ago
Wow, this is... horrible.
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by airhadoken 19y ago
For the purpose of commentary, let's assume that you're actually creating a product for the public. 1.0 means that this is the first point at which you're confident that the product reflects your vision for a first release. It is feature

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