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icn2

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About icn2

Senior Software engineer in Vancouver,BC NodeJs/rails/ruby/postgresql/mysql/linux/web technologies/reactjs

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    Comment #13612925

    Is Django restful in current version? Or I still need these if request.GET and if request.POST ?

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    Comment #12893794

    http://bidwars.net buy and sell with neighbors you trust

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    Comment #11406448

    Location: Vancouver,BC, Canada Remote: Yes looking for remote position Willing to relocate: NO Technologies: rails/ruby/python/reactjs/elixir/phoenix/mysql/postgresql/mongodb/javas…

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    Comment #11028173

    I am not using parse's backend services. I am using its push services. Has anyone had experience with Amazon Simple Notification Service? I am thinking switch to aws sns ( https://…

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    Comment #11008371

    Lots of people just don't get it :).

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    Comment #10746550

    Thanks for hardworking! Chris has been very active on answering questions on slack as well!

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    Comment #10719388

    Could some company support phoenix framework as well? Phoenix's channel feature is already there :)

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    Comment #8260744

    I haven't followed django for a while. Could someone explain a bit more about django' model association part. Is it currently comparable to rails's model associations? Looking at t…

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    Comment #7046828

    It is not just language. It is the platform behind language. You choose python/ruby your stack probably is opensource/linux stack. If you choose c# you probably is stuck with windo…

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    Comment #7010188

    I am just curious if he makes $65/hour how come he didn't save up 300 hundred ? It is just 5 hours his time.

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    Comment #6803922

    It looks not like 1999 at all. In 1999 one can easily find a programming job only knowing html. Today It seems that tons of graduates knowing very well Big O complexities, all kind…

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    Comment #6642472

    At least they didn't use windows/.net stack this time.

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    Comment #6642467

    For government projects, sometimes they don't want to save money at all. They are more interested in how money can get in someone's pocket.

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    Comment #6630616

    I love this idea. Hope more and more companies could adapt this way for hiring.

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    Comment #6606333

    Misleading title.It is more about "New Relic now supports Node.js"

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    Comment #6556771

    I have used virtualbox and vmware player (free for non commercial user ). vmware player gave me much better experience.

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    Comment #6371351

    Why Australia? Why not simply get back to Canada?

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    Comment #6343094

    I love linux and this idea. Could you record video in a better environment?

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    Comment #6251377

    I like oracle way of hiring. You got a degree from a decent college with decent GPA you are in. Very clear and straight forward. If you got in a decent college and graduated with a…

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    Comment #6169908

    This is why I always object monetizing public services.

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    Comment #6003468

    This is the part I am always confused. If we all know graduates getting an engineering degree(CS,EE) make more money than graduates with english/arts degree. We should see an obvio…

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    Comment #5987364

    -> "Krrb does not have the right to scrape data from Craigslist, on your say-so." Wrong logic here my friend, it is the user to scrape and repost. Krrb just help user to make the p…

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    Comment #5987345

    Krrb just make a tool for user's convenience. Krrb didn't do any scraping of the content of craigslist. It is user's action/intent to scrape and repost. There is nothing wrong with…