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aseemk
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About aseemk
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.babelrc uses JSON5. ;) https://github.com/babel/babel/blob/b1e73d6f961065c56427ffa8...
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Comment #26893558
I'm biased here since I know Ray, but I thought this post was super informative & helpful! I love how short & sweet it is yet so chock full of meaningful points. Thanks Ray!
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Comment #9475577
FiftyThree / NYC & Seattle / Engineers We're the company behind: - Paper, an award-winning iPad app for capturing freeform ideas; - Pencil, the best-selling Bluetooth stylus for th…
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Comment #7732344
Seattle, New York City. (Remote potentially okay, but we also offer relo. Visa transfers okay.) FiftyThree - http://www.fiftythree.com/ Backend web engineers, devops engineers - ht…
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Comment #6158425
Indeed! I have much respect for Max and company. We use and love Streamline.js ourselves -- works great with CoffeeScript. https://github.com/Sage/streamlinejs I'd love to talk on …
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Comment #6158395
Thanks for the great feedback. I think you're totally right. I didn't intend to come across as so preachy in my post. I was just writing freely without (too) much worry. Live and l…
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Comment #6158377
(I didn't downvote you.) It's great that you tried CoffeeScript and prefer JS. Your opinion is well-formed. With my statement, I was referring to the many developers I've encounter…
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Comment #6158369
Thanks for the compliment! The viewer doesn't quite look and feel right on the iPhone, but glad you didn't think so. =) I don't know what your stack is, but FYI on Node we use Conn…
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Comment #6158118
I don't know Rails personally. Both at FiftyThree and with Thingdom, we use CoffeeScript with Node, both on the server-side and client-side.
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Comment #5305129
Not that I'm biased or anything ;), but I can confirm this is an awesome place to work! We're building some really great stuff, our vision is nothing short of enabling people to cr…
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Comment #5113071
Great, glad. Out of curiosity, did you automatically think to swipe on the iPad? Or did you try to tap the left/right buttons first?
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Comment #5112605
Author here. These are the slides and transcript of a talk I've given detailing my experiences building a startup on Neo4j, a graph database. Hope you guys find it educational. Tec…
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Comment #4599206
New York, NY - {iOS, Frontend, Backend, DevOps} Engineers http://www.fiftythree.com/ Hello, we are FiftyThree. We're the startup behind Paper, an iPad app for freeform writing/sket…
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Comment #4463961
New York, NY - {Backend || DevOps} Engineers - Node.js, Neo4j, Heroku, EC2 ---- About us ---- Hello, we are FiftyThree ( http://www.fiftythree.com/ ). We're the company behind Pape…
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Comment #4116602
This is amazingly and impressively thorough. He cites relevant caselaw left and right; the two that particularly struck me were: - "FunnyJunk also alleges The Oatmeal's statements …
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Comment #4100315
Came here to mention this exact issue. (And related, e.g. cmd+clicking.) Mislav wrote a great post on how to do this robustly: http://mislav.uniqpath.com/2011/03/click-hijack/ Hope…
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Comment #4061847
Great idea. I'm having trouble getting it to work ( https://github.com/vdemedes/joconut/issues/5 ), but I'm looking forward to trying it out! One thought came to mind for a potenti…