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by techwraith 8mo ago
Hi! This is all explained in our docs: https://skills.sh/docs/faq
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Show HN: Measure and improve your product market fit(viable.fit)
4 points by techwraith 6y ago|0 comments
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by techwraith 6y ago
I recently learned about a startup that is working on this kind of tech: https://phonetic.ai/
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by techwraith 7y ago
Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Preferred, but not required Willing to relocate: No Technologies: AWS, Go, JavaScript, Python, Node.js, React, Ruby, Serverless Skills: Executive leadership, technical architecture, engineering men
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by techwraith 8y ago
Eaze | SF | Full-Time | https://eaze.com Eaze's mission is to improve lives by providing safe, secure access to the highest quality cannabis products at the lowest prices with the utmost convenience. We are seeking passiona
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by techwraith 8y ago
That's great to hear. I love getting feedback about this stuff, positive or negative! We're constantly evolving our process.
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by techwraith 8y ago
We care less about your particular technical skills than we do about your generalized engineering skills. Specific stacks are easy to teach; fundamentals, emotional intelligence, and social skills are harder to teach. In fact, if someone is
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by techwraith 8y ago
We're less concerned with the resulting code than we are about your ability to explain the code that you wrote and your ability to prove to us that you have good judgement when making technical decisions. Also, we're growing fast
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by techwraith 8y ago
VPE at Eaze here - Clear and respectful communication is one of the most important skills for an engineer to have. If you read the second half of my answer in the article I go into the communication side of things. In my experience there ar
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by techwraith 8y ago
VPE at Eaze here (the original author of the quote above) - You're 100% correct. We give our candidates the choice between working through a problem at the office (on the spot as you say) or doing a take home project asynchronously. No
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by techwraith 9y ago
Was it the happiest time of your life? ;)
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by techwraith 9y ago
Haven't they read The Three-Body Problem?
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by techwraith 9y ago
Rent in the Bay Area (we live about 5 years in the future) ;)
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by techwraith 9y ago
April fools?
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by techwraith 10y ago
Eaze | San Francisco | on-site, full time https://eazeup.com We believe that access to medical marijuana is a fundamental right for all people. That's why we build technology that connects people to doctors and dispensaries
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by techwraith 11y ago
So I guess I just have to wait until we have good enough 3D scanners to build a model of the non-cellular structures in the leg, then we need good enough 3D printers to print edible non-cellular structures at small enough sizes for the re-c
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by techwraith 11y ago
Does this mean that we'll get lab grown bone-in leg of lamb soon?
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Getable Gets $5M to Help Contractors Rent Construction Equipment(techcrunch.com)
1 points by techwraith 12y ago|0 comments
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by techwraith 12y ago
The "pro" trend for code libraries is driving me mad. If you want something like this, but without the crazy-pants PHP, check out Atomify: http://github.com/atomify/atomify
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by techwraith 12y ago
Getable - San Francisco We are changing the way the construction industry rents and manages equipment. Getable is a marketplace where contractors can find, rent, and manage equipment from local suppliers. We're the first to tackle this
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by techwraith 12y ago
Getable is a small team (~13 people) working on changing the construction industry by helping contractors order and manage their rental equipment. We focus on producing high quality apps for three separate users: Contractors, Suppliers, and
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by techwraith 12y ago
Getable — San Francisco, CA Getable is a small team (~10 people) working on changing the construction industry by helping contractors order and manage their rental equipment. We focus on producing high quality apps for three separate users:
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by techwraith 12y ago
We use Backbone with a view layer that we wrote on top of it called Ribcage: http://github.com/techwraith/ribcage-view Backbone walks the line between framework and a collection of modules really well. It gives you jus
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Your CSS Needs a Dependency Graph Too (nodejs's require for css)(techwraith.com)
1 points by techwraith 13y ago|0 comments
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by techwraith 13y ago
The Fountain: for it's seemingly-naive-but-deep take on the effects of death on those who experience it.
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What I learned at Yammer, and what's next for me(techwraith.com)
1 points by techwraith 14y ago|0 comments
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by techwraith 14y ago
The Geddy framework for Node.js is doing some pretty cool things these days. It provides a good architecture for real time MVC apps. Yammer is using it for it's file uploads service. It's got a great website and it's docs aren't bad either.
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by techwraith 14y ago
This is really cool, but the terminology used could use a once over: - "The SDK is available as an npm (Node Packaged Module)" - "while keeping you from having to deal with threads, polling, timeouts, and event loops" "npm" stands for "Node
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by techwraith 14y ago
Geddy added a ton of stuff for this release: - Brand new Web site with extensive docs - Removed models from geddy core, moved into Model project - Removed utilities from geddy core, moved into Utilities project - Removed router from geddy c
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GeddyJS: the original MVC Node framework adds Mongo-style queries for any DB(geddyjs.org)
5 points by techwraith 14y ago|1 comments

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