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ctide

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About ctide

Github: www.github.com/ctide Twitter: @ctide www.twitter.com/ctide chris at fifteenb dot com ----

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    It became difficult when your 'database' turned into exabytes of random files in s3.

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    Comment #14921926

    Where's the social engineering part? Trying to convince people you aren't a scumbag so they become your friend long enough for you to swipe their password?

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    Comment #12867790

    Actually, they don't use Slack because Slack would be the most expensive piece of software they license. The enterprise model from Slack is so prohibitively expensive it's like the…

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    Comment #12756107

    I had an extension a while ago that I was attempting to publish to the Firefox app store and it was rejected on grounds of using eval. I don't remember why I needed to use eval, bu…

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    Comment #11617347

    Not really. These things aren't pain points in the browser the way they are in Node. I have never felt the need for an ORM in the browser. I have never dealt with client-side code …

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    Comment #11568898

    It's like you've never heard of an acquihire before. Companies do this all the time.

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    Comment #10642220

    At a previous company, we initially set everything up at Heroku. As things got cost prohibitive, we moved them one by one to AWS. Since Heroku is setup on AWS, it was easy enough t…

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    Comment #10483975

    It depends. I tried to switch to Simple, but at the time I was working as an independent contractor. The maximum size of a check you can deposit without mailing it to them is $3k. …

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    VW
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    Comment #10321400

    I'm guessing MySQL doesn't support this (hence the need for a cron job), but postgres lets you set a statement_timeout on the connection. It will force kill queries that go beyond …

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    Comment #10234121

    Do you doubt your skills? Why are you interviewing if you're employed at a good company? I hear this position often when people talking about contract-to-perm, and I just don't see…

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    Comment #9836339

    You forgot the '#gamergate' at the end of your post.

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    Comment #9813144

    SEEKING WORK - Remote / Seattle I'm an engineer with 15+ years of experience at all levels of the stack. Have worked both for, and at, a handful of YC companies. Currently have abo…

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    Comment #9493190

    And no dilution is not realistic given that they haven't even raised a Series A yet.

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    Comment #9489986

    You know what isn't setup the way my normal editor is? A fucking whiteboard.

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    Comment #9357652

    I noticed a few hours ago that I wanted to listen to a bunch of acts at Coachella that were on different channels. I didn't really want to have to remember to switch, though, so I …

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    Comment #9304819

    https://github.com/Eonblast/Emysql for example, was originally written at EA.

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    Comment #9161271

    If you visit the Sandlot at Coors Field, you can actually have 'original recipe' Blue Moon. They have a handful of other beers that are only available there, it's a cool spot to ch…

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    Comment #9082680

    Sometimes people just talk too fast. To you, it's mumbling. To them, they're just conveying a lot of information quickly and you're struggling to keep up. Don't assume malice in th…