daybreaker2

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by daybreaker2 6y ago
How do you figure the bookstore only got $1.80? Bookstores get 30% of every sale. Yes, it's still not as much as the 40-45% they get normally, but unless the book you bought was only $6, the bookstore got more than $1.80.
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by daybreaker2 8y ago
and at github's scale at that.
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by daybreaker2 8y ago
"But you agreed to this scraping when you signed the terms and conditions" I agree with you, but technically that argument is true And as for Google, in theory a robots.txt would block their scraper.
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by daybreaker2 8y ago
Because he needs it wrapped in a promise, sending a resolve/reject?
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by daybreaker2 11y ago
It's not like its a ton better, but there's at least a few dozen openings here: https://worknola.com/job-search/field_job_function/it-softwa... Craigslist is barely useful here - even most apartments for
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by daybreaker2 12y ago
yes, please dont read the features of the app and instead make a snarky reply full of assumptions that are actually incorrect. (this is why i dont go into the comments section anymore.)
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by daybreaker2 12y ago
Writing NACHA exports for an online banking loan repayment system was the worst. Being a Junior Dev at the time, and having my only guidance being a NACHA handbook, with no banking experts to actually explain things, knowing millions of d
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by daybreaker2 12y ago
I've attended other codemkrs hackathons in New Orleans, and theyre always pretty fun. At least from a dev's point of view, the endless supply of food and soft drinks is awesome. It doesnt hurt that I've won prizes at a few of
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by daybreaker2 12y ago
"Wow, what a coincidence... we just happened to randomly generate a google analytics ID that was the exact same as the one used on a scratchpad plugin that we copied the code from..."