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Firegarden
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Comment #17599265
Hey Zack, Can we talk a little further about this offline? You can reach me via email at Firegarden. - Rob
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Comment #17379578
If you're going to call it serverless architecture then you better be running it on webrtc data streams over P2P clients
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Comment #17379574
Listen to I just have to say this for everybody else out there there is no serverless design it's not like the fucking things running in JavaScript on the clients there are servers…
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Comment #15721069
I am certain we could easily create this using websockets and p2p browser data streams... whos coming with me? Crowd fund me and i will release a prototype
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Comment #15084105
From my experience in the last year-and-a-half I would say that the Consulting model is changing to one where the developer team is an outsourced arm from the business yet it's an …
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Comment #15084079
Well I wonder who the PE team is because perhaps they see value that exists intrinsically in quality programmers that know how to design software both quickly and at a high quality…
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Comment #15083741
You know as a programmer myself for the last 15 years I can see how the market has changed and everything is becoming part of the global economy which means the rates are a lot low…
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Comment #14700504
This is stupid its funny how long I keep it going. It's a little stressful when your trying to get your characters quota typed out and you have to keep selecting other modal window…
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Comment #14043833
How about we all band together and make one big side projecg. Pile on as many of us as we can and just keep evoloving it
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Comment #13478625
Your guess is as good as mine. What would you do to someone that used their money to take away home land that has been in your family for generations because you didn't have the ri…
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Comment #13475086
I live on Kauai. I moved here 5 years ago from Canada. I can tell you most people don't understand Hawaii has a much different culture, history and people than "mainland" America. …
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Comment #13155933
Fuck Sugar!
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Comment #11156327
You know what sucks? Missing out on being a .net developer. We are kings in a world of peasants. Yes I said it Kings! .NET is killer just killer.
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Comment #11149594
Dood is right you have to follow your heart or actually start by connecting with your heart which is something I think we all could do more.
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Comment #11149524
I am 36 and been contracting full time since I was 22. Really I was only an employee at my first programming job. The concern that you have is of technology stack. The concern you …
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Comment #10090199
I am going out on a limb and say for all things backend use C#. Mainly because in general the language, IDE, community support is by far the best. Yeah said it - and it's true so i…
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Comment #10070383
Learn C#. It is a beautiful well formed language. The concepts are seen in a lot of other languages. Also it is now open source and about to blow up 100x because it runs on Linux. …
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Comment #10070339
Freelancing for 15 years as well. 1999 was a great year! Sending invoices is my favorite activity. "America is not a country, it's just a business. Now fuckin pay me."
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Comment #10031694
Right. I have so many names and I never put them to good use :S
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Comment #10031587
Can you please confirm that the free versions are not 'good enough'? http://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geoip2/geolite2/
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Comment #10031569
I have a domain name you could use localipy.com. Just tell me your nameservers.
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Comment #9946658
My take on what is exciting yields the following questions: How much time have you spent with design patterns? How much time have you spent with WebSockets? How much time have you …
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Comment #9762365
Publish your code on a github repository and become a platform as a service. People need to adopt your platform as a foundation for anything. At the same time offer messaging as a …