richardmarr

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by richardmarr 14y ago
> To me, that signals there is at least something fishy about the technology. > I'm not saying Node is bad, but... You're giving off slightly mixed messages there.
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by richardmarr 15y ago
Charging per exception also adds a nice synergy to bugfixing.
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by richardmarr 16y ago
Sergei, I think it was a mistake to put this post on a blog with no other content. I think it leaves the reader with the impression that this is the only thing you want to contribute to the community... and as other commenters have pointed
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I need a HackerNews Filter
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by richardmarr 16y ago
"In our opinion, the NoSQL decision to give up on ACID is the lazy solution to these scalability and replication issues." They had me up until they called NoSQL "lazy" and claimed NoSQL solutions "give up on ACID". They aren't lazy and a lo
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by richardmarr 16y ago
I'd add UX Bookclub, and the UX Freelancers group on LinkedIn. I'd also look at Product Management groups as UX is a specialism within that, so ProductCamp and ProductTank for starters.
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by richardmarr 16y ago
My tuppence would be to attend events and meet people in person... as once you've established a credible relationship it's easier to convince a potential employer to give you a shot. From their perspective it's about risk. Commercial experi
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by richardmarr 16y ago
Exactly. If you can find someone that great (and that important to your business) who's genuinely happy with salary & options rather than full equity... then hire him because he's a rare beast.
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by richardmarr 16y ago
Empora are hiring in London. I'm not going to list technologies because I expect awesome technologists who can work with anything and everything. We're working on interesting search and product problems related to the world of aesthetic ret