jdotjdot89

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   by jdotjdot89 14y ago

   A big problem with this is from my own experiences, despite the rate limiting on the API, it has far more access to historical data (eg, past tweets) than the browser.
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   by jdotjdot89 14y ago

   Same here as well. Same amount of time, also. You just have to be judicious in who you choose as your clients.
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   Github is down(status.github.com)

   8 points by jdotjdot89 14y ago|1 comments
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   by jdotjdot89 14y ago

   I'm on odesk and finding that it's working for me pretty well. Have you at least given it a shot?
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   by jdotjdot89 14y ago

   Generally I think this is unlikely to happen because people who are freelancing often are doing so because their need is liquidity (read: cash, relatively soon) and not equity in a maybe successful venture. Thus they're looking to be paid
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   by jdotjdot89 14y ago

   like was said in the article, a js in-browser implementation, if possible, would be great. Imagine being able to get back to your work from any computer of any kind, anywhere, without having to download any ides or set up remote debuggers
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   by jdotjdot89 14y ago

   Possible that you're the first. I was going to do Piet but then saw your post, so I settled for Befunge instead to keep some two-dimensionality in there.