psion

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by psion 4mo ago
Location: Detroit, MI USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: Web, specifically PHP; Linux support and basic admin Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/ d/14IAkgr53ezeGKLUa5ay-4hOTQvOGlspq&#
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by psion 1y ago
Still trying to make my CMS a thing: https://github.com/SeleneSoftware/SeleneCMS https://github.com/SeleneSoftware/SeleneCMSBundle It's a PHP application running in Symfony. All the CMS heav
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Ask HN: What Happened to PHP Jobs?
4 points by psion 2y ago|2 comments
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by psion 2y ago
There are some serious attempts at removing the car addiction. The qLine rail goes down Woodward avenue providing a rather nice alternative to the bus systems, and the I have heard recently there are talks to expand the People Mover as it
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by psion 2y ago
I used to roam that city in my youth some twenty years ago. And if you told me then it would eventually be what it is today, I would have laughed in your face. I'm impressed with how much Detroit has reinvented itself and continues t
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by psion 2y ago
My thought is that this will be taken on by the same people who create low-effort WordPress plugins and charge high dollar amounts for them. Create something super-low-effort, doesn't need to do much except look like it does, and expo
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by psion 2y ago
I was hired to design and build a loan platform from scratch. The company that hired me was a marketing agency that build WordPress and Magento sites, not scratch built platforms. but they took the bid from a large company and hired me to
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by psion 3y ago
I wanted to put together a CMS that would be programmer friendly, so I built https://github.com/SeleneSoftware/SeleneCMSBundle that works with Symfony PHP projects. I have a skeleton app at https://github.c
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by psion 3y ago
I started a CMS bundle for Symfony projects, and released it. It still needs more work, and people to actually use it. https://github.com/SeleneSoftware/seleneCMSBundle And a skeleton application that uses the bundle.
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by psion 4y ago
I wrote an amazing feature for a client's website. Saw how awesome it was going to be, wrote it so we could use it on other websites. Even pitched it to my boss on how to pitch it to another client. That code shipped and was never u
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Ask HN: Is GPT the new thing for tech business to grab a hold of?
1 points by psion 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Where is the WORST place to get a PC?
2 points by psion 4y ago|4 comments
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by psion 4y ago
Putting aside the HP bad discussions, they've had a tank laser printer on the market for a few years now. A few of them, actually. I know because I had to sell this crap. It used a special "plunger" toner refill kit where
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by psion 4y ago
> I believe ageism is real. I agree, but I would also like to point out a different form of the ageism that I see all the time in my line of work. I'm in tech retail sales. My stores customer base is a bit older, trending more ove
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by psion 4y ago
I follow a few general learning videos, some of them cover seemingly random, but interesting, topics. But I have my favorites, and here they are. - Technology Connections - Somebody already mentioned his channel, but it's worth it to
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by psion 4y ago
Location: Detroit, MI USA Remote: Hybrid Willing To Relocate: Negotiable Technologies: PHP, JavaScript, Linux, Go Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-marshall-9268a8222/ Email: JasonMarshallSelene@gmail.com
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Ask HN: When Is a Project Too Old?
1 points by psion 4y ago|0 comments
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by psion 4y ago
Piggyback to this, wasn't it Steve Jobs who said something about how the users don't know what they want or need?
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by psion 5y ago
A simple problem with adopting P2P streaming of videos is more in a logistical sphere than a technical. Often in a YouTube video and Twitch stream, there is a sponsor who is paying money for these videos. And these videos need to have som
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by psion 5y ago
Blockchain technologies are great when few people use them, are dangerous when many people use them, and are utterly dangerous and stop being decentralized when nearly everyone uses them.
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by psion 5y ago
I will agree to a point. "Micro" isn't the way we should go, more of a "Macro" approach. Instead of a small service that handles one function, give me a medium service that handles a specific domain, e.g. OAuth, d
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by psion 5y ago
The big problem with his argument against PHP being a template engine is that it hasn't been developed with that in mind for quite some time. I think it's just a legacy feature to just echo out anything after a closing php tag an
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by psion 5y ago
I agree with the sentiment. I've been in a Magento and WordPress shop where I had to implement badly written plugins that my boss payed money for. I've seen people come out of code bootcamps calling themselves developers and all
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by psion 5y ago
I get it. It totally sucks. I live in a mobile home, work a job that doesn't pay nearly enough, and used to work jobs that did. I have a family member who married a doctor and they moved into a house that has a second house attached
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Ask HN: Why the disparity between SciFi UI's and what we have in use?
2 points by psion 5y ago|6 comments
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by psion 5y ago
IPv6 gets mentioned plenty, and I will take the side that it should have been rolled out WAY sooner than it did, and it should have been rolled out in a way that made it easier to do what I call the Apple Method: Just get it out there and t
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by psion 5y ago
While I don't seem to have all the information here, what I do have is enough to make a really good suggestion. I have some of the same issues with goofing off and such like that. So with this, a couple of questions. 1. Do you find
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Essential Employee(write.as)
2 points by psion 6y ago|0 comments
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by psion 7y ago
Here's where things get rather stupid. The store I was in doesn't pay on commission.
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Ask HN: Why does buying computers/printers/tech in retail suck so much?
2 points by psion 7y ago|5 comments

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