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by hashtree 10y ago
Would love to be fast tracked, if possible. Thanks for doing this. Docker ID: rockymadden
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by hashtree 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote and Boulder, CO I help early stage startups deliver on their technical milestones with progressive development and solid communication/project management. I'm an FP-oriented JavaScript developer with direct i
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by hashtree 11y ago
Very neat idea, reminds me of the Gatherer add-on from WoW ( http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/gatherer ).
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by hashtree 11y ago
Functional programming in Scala, one of my favorite functional programming books if you take the time to do each and every exercise. Coupled with it's solid Github repo ( https://github.com/fpinscala/fpinscala ) and
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by hashtree 11y ago
OVH, SoYouStart, and KimSufi with Dokku Alt (for quick apps) or custom Ansible/Docker deployments (for big apps). Since OVH created their North American DC I took the leap and have been very very happy. Knowing just how cheap the hardw
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by hashtree 11y ago
- From the creators of nothing you've heard of - From the creators of this site and its previous version - After being compared to Duke Nukem Forever - "I’ve never agreed to having my face used on the itemz website" - "T
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by hashtree 11y ago
I really hope there is a joke in there I am missing, besides the obvious irony in relation to the article content.
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by hashtree 11y ago
Having done much with districts in the past, I observed the same push to collect data and then make use of it in the classroom and at the district level. In the districts I encountered, there was plenty of data collection and there were eve
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by hashtree 11y ago
Another approach you might consider is: - 4 to 6 hours of dedicated/uninterrupted work per day - 6 to 7 days per week - Wake early, say 05:30, and start work right off the bat I looked at my own GitHub work history to see wh
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by hashtree 11y ago
Exactly, the only thing I might add would be homebrew cask ( https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-cask ) as well to install gui based applications.
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by hashtree 11y ago
This should be at the top of the article to hush folks like myself who might be curious from the get go why another approach wasn't taken and why the Mac Pros were selected. Thanks for the insight as to the why.
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by hashtree 11y ago
Having been on CodeMentor for a few weeks now (as a mentor), I have some mixed feelings on the experience. I was hoping that I'd be talking with folks doing interesting things or helping fledging developers on a solid path. You do get
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by hashtree 11y ago
In order (which is actually very hard to find): - Mission which truly helps people and focuses on the end-user and not simply the bottom line - Working with extremely smart/talented people, who don't take themselves too seri
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by hashtree 11y ago
Rather than giving you a specific laptop, I will give you a strategy I have used for a number of years that has worked well for me. It allows you to have brand new equipment each year for less than what you pay buying a laptop and replacing
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by hashtree 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote/Colorado Heya, I'm Rocky. I'm an avid open source developer, mentor, and lead developer with over twelve years experience. I'm an FP-oriented JavaScript developer with direct influences from Scala,
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by hashtree 11y ago
Love the final sentence, and thanks for the fresh viewpoint. On the bullets, we differ in opinion on some (maybe I truly am a stick in the mud): - React/Flux: It IS super new, I just assumed if a company choose/moved to it and are
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Ask HN: Elitist or reasonable concerns on state of front end development?
16 points by hashtree 11y ago|10 comments
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by hashtree 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Colorado/Remote Functional JavaScripter seeking React/React Native/Flux work with technically strong and collaborative teams. Twelve years as a developer, served as dev lead for top US trafficked sites, additio
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by hashtree 12y ago
A concrete example of how I saved a few hundred thousand dollars over the AWS by building quarter rack colocation setups with SuperMicro servers: https://gist.github.com/rockymadden/5561377 With Ansible, I spend no mor
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by hashtree 12y ago
Simply personal preference. I'd like to use the same supporting tools, UI, zero context switching between products, etc. Funny enough, I use some of the social features (issues/milestones/wiki) for project management, even fo
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by hashtree 12y ago
I really wish GitHub only counted private repos that have more than one collaborator. If you are like me and have dozens and dozens of smaller repos that only you yourself work on, it makes the GitHub model a non-starter (and I'd love
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by hashtree 12y ago
Oddly enough, I have two Dell PowerEdge 1850 servers for anyone interested in the Fort Collins, Colorado area. They have been sitting on a bread rack for a while now and could use a good home.
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by hashtree 12y ago
You might try Kaggle: http://www.kaggle.com/
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by hashtree 12y ago
Ha, I didn't and I am on it (though I don't deserve to be, IMO).
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by hashtree 12y ago
The original concept was to scale via the open and self-administered community itself while keeping a hands off approach to all other aspects. Truly just a simple network of solid folks and not a product trying to solve every problem (thoug
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by hashtree 12y ago
OP here: I, like many others, experience times of great abundance and shortage of freelancing work. The idea of having a vetted/endorsed network of freelancers I can trust to send overflow work was something that appeals to me on both
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Show HN: Self-governed network of freelancers who send each other overflow work(github.com)
10 points by hashtree 12y ago|3 comments
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by hashtree 12y ago
With io.js coming on to the scene, I've recently revisited my thoughts on using JavaScript for scientific/statistical computing. With ES6, V8 Turbofan coming down the pipe, and enough support for serious functional programming (e.
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by hashtree 12y ago
Daily Rituals (book) which covers the work habits of ~160 famous writers, artists, philosophers, scientists, and mathematicians. Nearly every single one had a strict schedule to force work into specific time slots rather than letting inspir
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by hashtree 12y ago
MITM certainly can see everything, and employers do it: http://it.slashdot.org/story/14/03/05/1724237/ask-slashdot-d...

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