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by getaclue 5y ago
Shh too busy coding to read pitfalls XD
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by getaclue 5y ago
Sad :(
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Is Shopify the most lucrative market for freelancers?
3 points by getaclue 5y ago|0 comments
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by getaclue 5y ago
there are no wrong questions ;-)
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by getaclue 5y ago
what isn't infected
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by getaclue 5y ago
i think wrong question
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by getaclue 5y ago
Thanks for the share!
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by getaclue 5y ago
depends on the project/place entire work is useful
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by getaclue 5y ago
good overview
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by getaclue 5y ago
nice share of the doc pretty common
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by getaclue 6y ago
thinking of the next steps around one of my projects : http://learnnodejs.dev/
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by getaclue 6y ago
Location: Hamilton, Ontario Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Software Engineering Degree, Full-stack Developer, JavaScript, Java, Ruby on Rails, Swift Résumé/CV: https://getaclue.me/about Email: info@g
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by getaclue 6y ago
Thank you =)
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Learn Node.js – my free JavaScript book(learnnodejs.dev)
5 points by getaclue 6y ago|2 comments
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by getaclue 6y ago
Thanks. Signed up for Stoney Creek cuz of youu!!
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by getaclue 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this; I've only skimmed it but it seems to hit some of the common issues right on the nail. Definitely a useful subject matter. Now we just gotta make the management read it ;-) I like the checklists and the question
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by getaclue 6y ago
Thanks - it is powered by https://github.com/christian-fei/Simple-Jekyll-Search and it is a jekyll theme modified underneath
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by getaclue 6y ago
https://getaclue.me Write about different things. At different times. Interested in intersection of software, business and people. Currently focusing on writing a JavaScript book. Cheers for this post!!! Like finding more writer
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by getaclue 7y ago
ah home sweet home
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by getaclue 7y ago
Thanks for sharing this!
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by getaclue 7y ago
unpopular by whom?
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by getaclue 7y ago
Personally, I would think twice and instead help them find what they are good at (or have interest in). Future will include content creation of sorts.
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by getaclue 7y ago
we are about to fly soon and literally the first thing I’ve thought (and my SO) was I hope it’s not this plane
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by getaclue 8y ago
Pains me to see CBC go down this path - from their recent modernization changes that made their website unusable for basic things like news, to seeing comments like this. Makes me wonder why "non-tech" companies just copy tech com
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by getaclue 8y ago
TIL that Apple is using Facebook's React. Thought they were using Ember before.
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by getaclue 8y ago
Well to take a step back and evaluate the question of "who needs ds" - most answers to typical problems come down to using a hash table or an array... or some trickery of both. So... I can see this question as being useful. I am
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by getaclue 8y ago
Thank you for the opportunity but I am located in Toronto, Canada.
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by getaclue 8y ago
Interesting view point. Haven't thought about it like this before. Anecdotally, I am finding more of these people in indie development. Making their own thing or working with like minded people. I used to look to Google/Facebook f
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by getaclue 8y ago
As someone who is currently looking for a job I can definitely relate to the troubling HR in software field. What I started doing is working on my own content to help recruiters decide if I am what they are looking for. I added more inform
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by getaclue 8y ago
If you are in it just for having a job and an income - then having a degree is not necessary. If you want more then it is also not necessary but helps a lot. Make a pros and cons list and decide for yourself. But make a decision. I picked e

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