koryteg

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   by koryteg 9y ago

   Amplo | Front End Engineer | Seattle | ON-SITE Amplo is a fast growing startup that uses software and best practices to help universities and non-profits do fundraising and engage their donors in a meaningful way. We are looking for a super
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   by koryteg 10y ago

   Rollbar!!!! noooooo!!!!!
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   by koryteg 10y ago

   I think the american voter has started to lose it's way, or at least feel hopeless to change what is put in place. but I dont care if the nominee is a republican or democrat, we need to pass laws that keep the government at bay and sto
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   Become a 10x programmer, sharpen your axe(medium.com)

   1 points by koryteg 11y ago|0 comments
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   Ember Is Hard, Part 1: Do Hard Things(medium.com)

   1 points by koryteg 11y ago|1 comments
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   by koryteg 12y ago

   if OP open sourced the code I would feel more comfortable about it. its weird that the first thought of hesitation was "that's weird they didn't do any customization to bootstrap" then this: http://builtwith.c
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   by koryteg 12y ago

   you helped by clarifying :)
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   by koryteg 13y ago

   i know this doesnt help everyone out. but if you have verizon, you can pay $5 a month for mobile streaming most of (if not all) the games. plus if you have an appleTV you can airplay them over to your actual TV. this works well enough for m
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   Meet earl the android tablet that wants to be your backcountry buddy(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by koryteg 13y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Earl - Crowdfunded Backcountry Survival Tablet(meetearl.com)

    2 points by koryteg 13y ago|2 comments
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    by koryteg 14y ago

    thanks a ton for posting this! as a semi new developer sometimes I run into questions like in my head like"is it ok for me to feel this way? should i just be coding faster?". Though it may be true in some scenarios, developing is one of the
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    by koryteg 14y ago

    I would encourage you to pitch, It was a bit nervy for me, but pushing through those fears are what makes a good startup (not saying that you have those fears just that i did). Plus I had a great time. and who knows? maybe your idea will be
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    by koryteg 14y ago

    i found this article very encouraging. first i started developing on a windows 7 machine, before "railsinstaller.exe" was around. It was a pain to setup. soon after i was able to get my hands on a mac. still being pretty new to rails it was