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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
Also, check out Thinkster: http://thinkster.io . It's a good next step after the free Egghead tutorials.
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The FAP Stack: Firebase, AngularJS, and Python(jamesbrewer.github.io)
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Improve your Product with AB Testing & Data Focus (uniiverse.com)
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
1. Figure out what kind of work you want to do. 2. Acquire required skills by working on projects in your free time. 3. Apply to companies hiring engineers with the specialization you've chosen. 4. Prosper.
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Bay Area / Remote Engineer, Hacker, Rails + AngularJS Dev I specialize in minimum viable product development using Ruby on Rails for the back-end and AngularJS for the front-end. There will be a new website going up at w
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
AngularJS AND Fantasy Football? This is like a dream come true.
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Ask HN: Need your MVP built? Let's chat.
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Ask HN: Need your MVP built? Let's chat.
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Choosing the Right Data Structures(mathieularose.com)
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
This is a problem I've had before. I couldn't find anything that I needed or wanted. Recently though, AngularJS has struck a chord, so maybe I'll give that a try.
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Ask HN: How can I contribute?
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
Hey guys! I know there isn't much on the landing page at the moment, so I'll leave a little bit here about what we're doing with Piratica. Basically, it's more difficult to find technical resources than it should be. Wit
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Show HN: Piratica is your new source of free, high-quality technical content.(piratica.co)
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
This had the potential to be interesting, but I have no idea what anything does or why I should care, so I left. Put some time into making the UI more friendly and consider something like Intro.js that gives user's a tour and helps the
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Show HN: Anonymous IRC(anonirc.co)
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
Because I come from a Ruby/Rails background, I opted to go with EJS over Jade. The syntax for EJS is identical to that of Rails (to the extent that, when working with Rails, the <% %> EJS tag becomes <%% %>, so as not to co
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
This is something I've just gone through building Anonymous IRC ( http://anonirc.co/ ). I found the best way to do things was to just jump in and get dirty. It probably took longer than it would have if I had a good tuto
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
What do you mean by better? The site is pretty solid technology-wise, but I think we could all do without the comments.
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
The project I've just finished working on is called Anonymous IRC. The idea is that, especially recently, not everyone feels comfortable being monitored. Once you are done chatting, all your information is erased. http://ano
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
As someone who is entering the job market for the first time with no connections to speak of, this was a nice read. I just wish it had been longer. I think the hard part is coming up with an way of setting yourself apart. I partially agree
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
That's a pretty awesome story, but I have to agree with dystroy on this one. It really was pure chance that you made that connection and it's unlikely to happen again. Are you sure you weren't just stalking the CEO and then l
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
You'll laugh at home close to home you hit. I am just finishing up an HTML5 anonymous IRC client that I originally planned on using Socket.io for. I decided to use Firebase in the end. Also, I think the Oculus Rift is one of the cooles
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
How did you pick your specialty? I've toyed with the idea of freelancing, but I have no idea what my niche would be. I don't have any professional experience, so I suppose that makes the decision a bit more difficult, but only bec
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
It's fine in San Francisco.
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
The opposite could be said as well. You could tell everyone on the planet about your awesome software, but it won't matter if you never build it.
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Ask HN: Can I get an internship without being in school?
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
I thought I was just going crazy when I noticed something happening, but couldn't tell what it was.
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Hot To Become A Hacker(catb.org)
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
That's a totally reasonable question. I have moved around a decent amount over the past few years and I've made a few friends here in San Francisco, so I would like to stay here for a little bit.
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by jmsbrwr 13y ago
I understand what he said. What I don't understand is how someone in my situation shows evidence of completion, budget, and time frame. I suppose my final project will hit two of the three, but I have no way to prove that I will delive

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