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SEEKING WORK - San Francisco or Remote I build high performance, distributed, real-time backends for apps. 15+ years experience building reliable backends for web apps and mobile a…

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco or Remote I build high performance, distributed, real-time backends for apps. 15+ years experience building reliable backends for web apps and mobile a…

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco or Remote I build high performance, distributed, real-time backends for apps. 15+ years experience building reliable backends for web apps and mobile a…

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco or Remote I build high performance, distributed, real-time backends for apps. 15+ years experience building reliable backends for web apps and mobile a…

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco or Remote I build high performance, distributed, real-time backends for apps. I also build scalable web scraping solutions. 15+ years experience buildi…

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco or Remote I build high performance, distributed, real-time backends for apps. I also build scalable web scraping solutions. 15+ years experience buildi…

Does anyone know of a resource tracking the remaining todo's left before Node.js 0.12 is released? Every time I ask what the projected release date for 0.12 is I always get a "When…

I'd be interested in knowing this as well.

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area or Remote I build single-page web apps, high performance APIs and SaaS platforms. I'm passionate about developing marketing and advertising re…

Here's a couple links that touch on Node.js vs Go performance. http://jaxbot.me/articles/benchmarks_nodejs_vs_go_vs_php_3_1... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6649606

Depends on your needs. If you need to get something up and running quickly, I would recommend you stick with Ruby. If you can afford some extra time to learn a new framework then b…

Very well done!

Depends on what you do. If you're looking to do freelancing then you'll find a lot more jobs if you're strong in Ruby. Go is growing rapidly and we'll probably see quite a few full…

There are more than a few already. http://coinmarketcap.com/ New ones pop up every few days. https://cryptocointalk.com/forum/40-new-cryptocoins/

Option 2 is your best bet. There are several hardware ID's you can use. Network MAC address is probably the least likely to change. If you can't leave anything at all on the system…

I think a lot of people are beginning to see a bright future for Go. Word seems to be spreading. There's certainly a growing interest. http://www.google.com/trends/explore?q=golang…

I don't see any visualization data other than a map. How would this even be possible in a decentralized protocol that does not publish originating or destination IP addresses?

Please shoot me an email. I might have an opportunity for you. My contact details are on my profile. Thanks!

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area or Remote I build single-page web apps, high performance APIs and SaaS platforms. I'm passionate about developing marketing and advertising re…

Java is to JavaScript as ham is to hamster

Recent discussion on the same topic. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6379439

Awesome! It's great to see more large companies doing projects in Go.

I haven't seen her channel, but she speaks of 'building a brand'. She's obviously either making a living or attempting to make a living off her content. It's not an over-reaction a…

This is obviously a horrible user experience. She's right. Why would any user make the connection that deleting their Google+ account would delete their YouTube channel as well? It…