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danreedx86

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About danreedx86

I'm a software engineer in SF.

iOS, python, ruby/rails, node.

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    Comment #31681037

    ahem, you missed #d00d00

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    Comment #31034162

    I've been here just over a decade at this point, I come from Michigan originally. I specialize in iOS, but have had a long string of startup jobs so I can mix it up and get things …

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    Comment #21065376

    not all of us like avocados. edit: i mean, I do.... but not everyone does.

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    Comment #17288492

    I grew up in MI, a civil engineer told me that our pothole issues were due to poor road engineering (things like not laying down gravel so that rain wouldn't collect underneath the…

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    Comment #12491212

    not to split hairs, but that's median household income... usually made of 2 incomes these days. plumbers, electricians, and plenty of other blue collar vocations do pretty well imo…

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    Comment #11872625

    I like the idea of transparency from these bootcamps, it'd be a great way to vet them before committing $20k and several months of your time. It makes sense that bootcamps wouldn't…

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    Comment #9367962

    thefunded maybe?

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    Comment #9218123

    maybe you should just give everyone 20% time then? you could compromise, one day every other week?

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    Spinner Hell

    Just about the absolute worst experience you could have with a spinner. Here's the code: https://github.com/dreed1/spinner_hell Fire effect heavily based on http://www.computablemi…

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    Comment #5797043

    i had this very idea the other day, nice to see someone beat me to it. Forked, I'd love to help. Noticed a few minor bugs... for instance, it skips jumping jacks at the beginning. …

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    Comment #3709545

    I listen to a lot of dubstep while coding, anything that's got a strong beat (usually 4/4) that's got a positive mood. It's very important to stay sunny, I get so much more done wh…