nick_urban

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by nick_urban 1y ago
The tone of these comments is unnecessarily negative. Nice job taking a go at something you feel is important.
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by nick_urban 3y ago
Yes. OpenAI ToS 3(a): "OpenAI hereby assigns to you all its right, title and interest in and to Output. This means you can use Content for any purpose, including commercial purposes such as sale or publication, if you comply with these
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by nick_urban 4y ago
Crosschq / TalentWall | Remote (US pacific timezone) | Full Time CrossChq creates data-driven hiring tools. We are looking for Mid and Senior Elixir developers (and other roles too). We are looking for people who can work remotely in U
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by nick_urban 5y ago
TalentWall | Full-time Preferred | 100% Remote (US timezones) Elixir / Phoenix LiveView / PETAL stack Salary: $100-$180k/yr + benefits for Full-Time. Contractors also considered (usually required if non-US-based). Hey all! Ta
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by nick_urban 5y ago
TalentWall | Remote (US pacific timezone overlap required, US location not) Elixir, Phoenix, LiveView full-stack developer positions available! # About: TalentWall is building the future of recruiting software. We are applying agile project
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by nick_urban 5y ago
TalentWall | Mid and Senior full-stack Elixir/Phoenix LiveView developers | REMOTE, Full-Time or Contract, must work 9am-12pm US Pacific time. Salary: $100-$180k/yr + benefits for Full-Time. Hi I'm Nick, Cofounder/CTO of
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by nick_urban 5y ago
I'm currently hiring Elixir developers at TalentWall, but since there aren't a lot of them out there, I'm willing to hire people who have only a moderate amount of Elixir experience, as long as they are experienced in related
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by nick_urban 5y ago
I suspect that was intended to mean "list price".
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by nick_urban 5y ago
Senior/Lead Elixir Phoenix LV developers | REMOTE (USA-ONLY) | TalentWall Compensation: $120-$180k depending on experience plus equity. Benefits: health insurance, 401k. Come work with cutting edge tech like Phoenix LiveView, Tailwind,
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by nick_urban 5y ago
How many people did overwrought headlines kill?
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by nick_urban 6y ago
This seems like it could be a great approach to charting in a Phoenix LiveView application.
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by nick_urban 6y ago
Perhaps it's that most people have never heard of "BLS", but they trust WSJ / NYT. Newspapers provide context and interpretation. And they are designed to be read. A big block of monospace text is not inviting for most p
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A Plan for Coronavirus: Pause, Retool, and Eliminate the Curve(docs.google.com)
2 points by nick_urban 6y ago|0 comments
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by nick_urban 7y ago
Sounds very cool. For the purposes of pricing, what are "enterprise users"?
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by nick_urban 7y ago
Exercise is an excellent way to build outer confidence and self-esteem. On the inner level, I would recommend practicing compassion meditation, especially self-compassion. Many of us have a belief that there is something wrong with us, that
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by nick_urban 7y ago
The idea that you can get 80% online what you can get from books is somewhat true for "fluff" books such as many business books and self-improvement books. Serious books, however, are incomparable more valuable than either fluff b
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by nick_urban 7y ago
Elixir's ORM, Ecto, appears to be a lot like LINQ. You write pseudo-SQL queries starting with from. E.g. from u in User, where: u.id = 1, select: u.name
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by nick_urban 8y ago
Meditation. Being able to direct your attention, to be present in difficult situations, to care about others when it's easier to worry about oneself, and to be willing to see truths that contradict one's self-image. There is much
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by nick_urban 8y ago
Go during off-peak hours?
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by nick_urban 8y ago
Engineering students are usually required to study physics.
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by nick_urban 8y ago
Does not seem to be actively developed, however. Last commit was in early 2016: https://github.com/voltrb/volt/
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by nick_urban 9y ago
Do you have a source for that? Hopefully they'll lower prices by introducing operational efficiencies, and not by lowering ethical standards.
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Why I Program in Erlang (2012)(evanmiller.org)
1 points by nick_urban 9y ago|0 comments
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by nick_urban 10y ago
Except "power poses" do work. I experience a marked increase in my energy and confidence when taking a "power pose". Moreover, the "power pose effect" is a subset of the general experience that posture changes
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by nick_urban 10y ago
A hilarious, offensive, and sometimes painfully accurate description of programmers from the perspective of management.
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The Philosophy of Managing Programmers (2005)(it.toolbox.com)
1 points by nick_urban 10y ago|1 comments
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by nick_urban 10y ago
They're being ironic. This is part of the Ruby culture in general, and Jonan and Aaron in particular tend to double-down on it. I don't think there's any hostility to Haskell or anti-intellectualism here.
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by nick_urban 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE or Portland, OR Web and data consultant (15 years experience) available for limited engagements with mission-driven organizations. Examples: charities, foundations, NGOs, arts orgs, religious groups. I'm personall
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by nick_urban 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Portland, OR or REMOTE Sr. Web Developer, Architect, Ruby on Rails / JS. I don't just code - I make sure the project succeeds and has an appropriate structure and priorities based on business goals. Former ThoughtWork
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by nick_urban 10y ago
It seems to me that the poster is not a native english speaker ("soft devs", "the Linux", etc.), and may have intended to say that it "needed" to take place, and that Linux helped bring it about.

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