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by jayhuang 6y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript (React.js, React Native, jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), HTML/CSS, LESS/SASS, Git/SVN, Yarn/Bower, Gulp/Grunt, Jest/En
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by jayhuang 6y ago
you're correct! My oversight, thanks for the heads up!
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by jayhuang 6y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript (React.js, React Native, jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), HTML/CSS, LESS/SASS, Git/SVN, Yarn/Bower, Gulp/Grunt, Jest/En
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by jayhuang 8y ago
Some additional information to augment the info provided by the other replies. One more recent example would be the RADARSAT Constellation Mission (RCM): http://www.asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/satellites/radarsat/defaul
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by jayhuang 8y ago
While I agree developers should be responsible for their work, I'm very wary of "Why Developers Should Be On Call" going the way of the whole "open-office layout". Fast spreading, but abused by many companies to opt
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by jayhuang 8y ago
Front-end Developer Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript (React.js, React Native, jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), HTML/CSS, LESS/SASS, Git/SVN, Yarn/Bower, Gulp&#x2F
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by jayhuang 9y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML(5), CSS(3), Javascript (React.js, React Native, jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), LESS/SASS, Git/SVN, Bower, Grunt, Protractor/Selenium, PHP
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by jayhuang 9y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML(5), CSS(3), Javascript (React.js, React Native, jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), LESS/SASS, Git/SVN, Bower, Grunt, Protractor/Selenium, PHP
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Amazon and Tencent Back Smartphone Maker Essential(wsj.com)
1 points by jayhuang 9y ago|0 comments
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by jayhuang 9y ago
I'm actually of mixed origin (half Caucasian/Asian) (: I was born in Taiwan, so I assume the exposure was there, at least from the staff at the clinic if not anything else. That said, my first language was English as we came to Ca
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by jayhuang 9y ago
The easiest way to learn a language is simply to put a child in that environment, an environment where they have no other option but to learn. Granted, it's can be immensely stressful, but having been in a similar situation, I can atte
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by jayhuang 9y ago
It's really quite unfortunate. But while true in most cases, it's also not always the case. Having done contract work/consulting for many years, I actually say no quite often. It's surprisingly common for business, espec
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by jayhuang 9y ago
Interesting idea, and I'm not sure what your goal is with this page but a couple problems: Your HN title is "Amazon, EBay, Shopify Images Scaling", which in and of itself isn't terribly descriptive, but on top of that, y
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by jayhuang 9y ago
As someone who started very early in his teenage years doing something similar to provide for his family and pay off family debt, I'd like to think my advice is at least somewhat relevant. > software companies are not willing to hir
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by jayhuang 9y ago
This is merely my opinion: but yes, and no. It HAS gotten harder to gain the same amount of traffic you've gotten years ago. No doubt. Back when I ran Windows7Center and Windows8Center (now defunct), we were able to serve 50 million pa
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by jayhuang 10y ago
Not a "Show HN"/product, but a blog. Figured I'd share to provide more data points on HN traffic numbers. I had two posts hit front page, top 3 and top 5 respectively. 359 points, ~55,000 pageviews, ~23,000 sessions 141
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by jayhuang 10y ago
Face blindness is really quite frightening. I'm not sure if it includes not being able to imagine one's face as opposed to not recognizing them in person, but there's a documentary on face blindness somewhere that show people
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by jayhuang 10y ago
Funny how the title made me instantly think: SAP HANA. After not seeing it for the first 5 paragraphs or so, Ctrl+F, ah yes. Not too surprising given how close SAP and Amazon AWS have been ever since SAP started offering cloud solutions. Go
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by jayhuang 10y ago
This exactly. Back when I first started taking client work, I had plenty of trouble securing contracts because owners/execs saw a kid at the table, not someone who was going to solve their problems for a respectable amount of money. Th
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by jayhuang 10y ago
Canadian here, I most certainly am required to take off my shoes every time I go to the states. Though I don't use NEXUS and always have to go through secondary screening.
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by jayhuang 10y ago
To this day, I still have "SSSS" (Secondary Security Screening Selection) printed on my boarding pass and have to go through advanced screening every time I go to the U.S (relatively frequently) as a Canadian. Swab my clothing, du
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So, how did you get here?(medium.com)
2 points by jayhuang 10y ago|1 comments
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by jayhuang 10y ago
I must have heard their story from the full hotels, to the cereal boxes, to the cockroach analogy 10 times now, and it never ceases to impress. Especially where Brian tells his mom he's a cockroach. Love it. Many entrepreneurial succes
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by jayhuang 10y ago
A bit late to this discussion (understatement I know), but running this type of private game server was partially what got me in this industry. In my case, I was running relatively successful Maplestory private servers back in 2008, on the
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by jayhuang 10y ago
Retaining local talent may be difficult enough as-is without even thinking about attracting foreign talent. I'm not too familiar with the situation in Ottawa (as seems to be the main focus of this article), but as a Vancouverite, it&#x
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by jayhuang 10y ago
In recent years Australia has had many of their large farms sold to the Chinese, and often times, expensive homes are bought at high prices to only be taken down and built anew.
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by jayhuang 10y ago
As someone who has, and still is struggling a lot with mental health issues, it’s immediately obvious how big the gap is between the impact of mental health, and the amount of attention it gets in the media/social circles. The social s
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by jayhuang 10y ago
Interesting data, added my own to the list. Not sure why I imagined there wouldn't be any blatant trolls/ads on an anonymous Google Doc survey, but most of this info is still incredibly insightful! As a sidenote: results may be in
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by jayhuang 10y ago
Great points, though out of curiosity, could you expand on the last point? As someone who has always topped performance ratings, gotten along well with colleagues (many of my past co-workers are close friends now), and provided meaningful t
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by jayhuang 11y ago
Surprised there are so few comments after this many upvotes. It's always great seeing companies share their work, such as MapReduce, BigTable, TensorFlow, etc from Google (Netflix's ops tools also are very interesting, not to disc

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