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lukes
10y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: London, UK Remote: Yes Availability: immediately, full-time My name is Luke and I'm a full-stack developer with 15 years experience, specialising in JavaScript applications using React, Angular and Backbone and b
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lukes
10y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: React, Rails, CSS, PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: upon request Email: luke@sketchconsulting.com ================================== My name is Luke and I
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lukes
10y ago
SEEKING WORK - London or Remote My name is Luke and I'm a full-stack developer with 15 years experience, specialising in JavaScript applications using React, Angular and Backbone and backend applications using Rails and Go with Postgre
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lukes
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - London or Remote My name is Luke and I'm a full-stack developer with 15 years experience, specialising in JavaScript applications using React, Angular and Backbone and backend applications using Rails and Go with Postgre
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lukes
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - London or Remote My name is Luke and I'm a full-stack developer with 15 years experience, specialising in JavaScript applications using React, Angular and Backbone and backend applications using Rails and Go with Postgre
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lukes
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - London or Remote My name is Luke and I'm a full-stack developer with 15 years experience, specialising in JavaScript applications using React, Angular and Backbone and backend applications using Rails and Go with Postgre
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lukes
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - London or Remote My name is Luke and I'm a full-stack developer with 15 years experience, specialising in JavaScript applications using Angular, React and Backbone and backend applications using Rails and Go with Postgre
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lukes
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - London / Remote We are a team of three experienced developers all with full stack experience. We usually work with Ruby, Rails, JS (Angular, Ember, Backbone), CSS (LESS, SASS), AWS and Chef. One of us is also a designer,
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lukes
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - London / Remote We are a team of three experienced developers all with full stack experience. We usually work with Ruby, Rails, JS (Angular, Ember, Backbone), CSS (LESS, SASS), AWS and Chef. One of us is also a designer,
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lukes
12y ago
SEEKING WORK - London / Remote Developer with 11 years professional experience. I would say expert level with Ruby on Rails, JS, CSS and comfortable with AWS and other systems level technologies. Essentially full stack, able to work on
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lukes
12y ago
SEEKING WORK - London / Remote Developer with 11 years professional experience. I would say expert level with Ruby on Rails, JS, CSS and comfortable with AWS and other systems level technologies. Essentially full stack, able to work on
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lukes
12y ago
SEEKING WORK - London (remote) Over my 12 years as a developer I have completed countless web applications for companies ranging from small startups to established companies building new products. My top priorities are to deliver projects o
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lukes
12y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - remote (I am based in the UK but you can be anywhere) Developer required to help me build the front end components of a new and relatively small project. We will use Ember JS with CoffeeScript and jQuery, so familiarity
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lukes
13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote / London Developing professionally for 12 years. I prefer to build new web applications and lead the projects as they scale. Suited to working with companies wanting to build new projects or redevelop existing one
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lukes
13y ago
In the UK if the person on the other end hasn't hung up and you dial 999, the call ends. It's the only way I know to force-end the call.
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lukes
14y ago
SEEKING WORK - based in London, though working remotely We are a small web development team mainly focused on Ruby/Rails, along with expertise across the rest of the stack - CoffeeScript, Spine.js, SASS, LESS, Chef, PostgreSQL, Redis etc. W
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lukes
15y ago
I was once asked "What's the worst thing about you?". Fortunately I had prepared for it and said something about not being a confident presenter and then outlining how I was fixing that. The only thing the interviewer learned was that I kne
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lukes
15y ago
I agree. I think the attribute most important to my job is being able to turn a complex specification into an app with clean architecture, with no two way coupling between components, generally useful parts abstracted away into reusable cod
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lukes
15y ago
How many hours per week does your average contract take up? I charge just under half that, but my contracts are usually full-time hours for months and sometimes years at a time.
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The future of content management?
(phillipadsmith.com)
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Show HN: I'm making an analytics platform. Help me gauge demand.
(tinbin.net)
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lukes
15y ago
When I meet people from the Valley they tend to talk how my startup might succeed and the interesting directions we could take. Conversely when I meet startup people from London (where I'm based) who haven't been to the Valley they tend to
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15y ago
That sounds great, I just emailed. It looks like you have a free plan anyway, is this different?
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Cockpit error sent 737 into nose dive
(cbsnews.com)
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lukes
15y ago
There's lots of HNers in #startups on freenode
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lukes
15y ago
I went as a loner as it was fine. The people are friendly and there are other loners around who will talk to you if you stand around when the talks aren't on.
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lukes
15y ago
I just signed up. Thanks for reminding me they exist.
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lukes
15y ago
Google wouldn't trust the sites to do this correctly. So even if they did provide some push mechanism I think they'd still send bots to your server to be sure.
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lukes
15y ago
It's all about critical mass. If techies who care about it being open switch over and then it becomes the most popular amongst HN readers, then it can grow out from there.