twymer

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by twymer 8y ago
Certainly there are companies that pay remote lower salaries but this isn't always true. Some companies want the best talent and know one of the best ways to make that happen is to not try to under pay any employee that you can find a
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by twymer 9y ago
I'm not really a fan of the term because it covers a huge variety of people and the most vocal ones are working here and there and largely just prioritizing the idealized "digital nomad life". Then there are people, like you
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by twymer 9y ago
Answering as a current employee. When these were being phased out to start to lower costs students and graduates reacted strongly that they felt they were a large part of our value. Part of what makes us "us". As another commenter
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The Research We’ve Ignored About Happiness at Work(hbr.org)
3 points by twymer 11y ago|0 comments
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by twymer 11y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston (technically Cambridge), MA and Cape Town, South Africa Role: Senior web or mobile software engineer/adventurer/do-gooder Dimagi is a rapidly growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops
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by twymer 11y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston (technically Cambridge), MA and Cape Town, South Africa Role: Senior web or mobile software engineer/adventurer/do-gooder Dimagi is a rapidly growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston (technically Cambridge), MA and Cape Town, South Africa Role: Senior web or mobile software engineer/adventurer/do-gooder Dimagi is a rapidly growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston (technically Cambridge), MA and Cape Town, South Africa Role: Software Engineer/Adventurer/Do-Gooder Dimagi is a rapidly growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops and deploys open sou
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston (technically Cambridge), MA and Cape Town, South Africa Role: Software Engineer/Adventurer/Do-Gooder Dimagi is a rapidly growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops and deploys open sou
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston (technically Cambridge), MA and Cape Town, South Africa Role: Software Engineer/Adventurer/Do-Gooder Dimagi is a rapidly growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops and deploys open sou
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston, MA and Cape Town, South Africa We are a small and growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops and deploys open source health and logistics systems in rural Africa, Asia, and Latin America. We of
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston, MA and Cape Town, South Africa We are a small and growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops and deploys open source health and logistics systems in rural Africa, Asia, and Latin America. We of
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston, MA and Cape Town, South Africa We are a small and growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops and deploys open source health and logistics systems in rural Africa, Asia, and Latin America. We of
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston (Cambridge, technically) and Cape Town, South Africa We are a small and growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops and deploys open source health and logistics systems in rural Africa, Asia, and
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by twymer 12y ago
Dimagi (www.dimagi.com) - Boston (Cambridge, technically) and Cape Town, South Africa We are a small and growing social enterprise based in Boston that develops and deploys open source health and logistics systems in rural Africa, Asia, and
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by twymer 13y ago
Personally I think such a dilema means it is time to find new friends.
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by twymer 14y ago
That's what I assumed until I pointed to ~20x20px from the top right corner and got a picture of a house in a flood.
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Securing your API using Rack Middleware and OAuth 1.0(library.edgecase.com)
1 points by twymer 14y ago|0 comments
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by twymer 15y ago
I thought they were encouraging such questions to be posted on http://programmers.stackexchange.com/ instead.
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by twymer 15y ago
A bigger processor and more memory isn't something that most users are concerned with. The important thing that people will see on a phone like this is that it's enormous (4.6" vs 3.5") and the huge impact this (as well as the processor) wi
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by twymer 15y ago
From the Reddit post: > The contest is not ready till tomorrow. Everything is still beta today, all accounts so far will be purged tomorrow. ~amstan Contest Organizer Source: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/lhlt9/googles_a
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by twymer 15y ago
I like that these AI Challenges appeal to everyone and rope in large numbers by the reward factor of watching your code fight someone else's to the death. You're right, though, it's definitely not about writing intelligent software. That ty
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by twymer 15y ago
The concern is coming because Mozilla announced that they will soon stop supporting Firefox 4 and the enterprise has a problem with this. Personally, I'm fully supportive of this. I feel that as the browser world is rapidly changing along w
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by twymer 15y ago
I think something like this really needs a rating or comment system. Would be nice to see what people thought of the code used in the scaffold you were downloading rather than having to create a scaffold and review it on your own. As the nu
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Try Jasmine JS testing framework in your browser(try-jasmine.heroku.com)
2 points by twymer 15y ago|1 comments
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Why the "Women in Technology" Thing Really Matters(deliberatepixel.com)
5 points by twymer 15y ago|0 comments
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Thoughtbot announces apprenticeship program(robots.thoughtbot.com)
2 points by twymer 15y ago|0 comments
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by twymer 16y ago
Rails for Zombies was very well done, but not too long into it I found myself going straight to the end, looking at what I needed to do and then clicking through the video to find to the parts where he actually got to the guts of what it wa
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by twymer 16y ago
It was a joke as well?
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by twymer 16y ago
Doubtful. I think people who enable things in their gmail labs are probably already filtering out the mail from marketing campaigns they don't care about.

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