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About inklesspen
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Comment #47606591
So it’s a WordPress successor that doesn’t support any WordPress plugins (since they’re written in PHP and this is written in TypeScript) and has baked-in support for blockchain pa…
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Comment #12499278
Manning is a woman. She uses the pronoun "she".
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Comment #12417844
There's no way to apply on your website; /about, /jobs, and /careers are all 404 and the homepage has no contact info whatsoever. However, after some googling, I did find https://c…
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Comment #11013076
65k to 100k for a "senior frontend engineer"? good luck.
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Comment #10509067
The Barnes and Noble cafes aren't actually Starbucks; they serve Starbucks products (probably for historical reasons) but they have products Starbucks doesn't have, and they don't …
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Comment #10292725
Any tips on how to find a Charlie? (I'm in NYC right now, say.)
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Comment #9565941
Boodler [1] is an open-source system for generating soundscapes. It comes with a hour long thunderstorm soundscape [2] that grows and then fades away. The author of Boodler also ha…
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Comment #9086281
"The Knowledge", by Lewis Dartnell, is a book which purports to tell you how to re-bootstrap civilization. http://the-knowledge.org/en-gb/
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Comment #8769503
How is that not actually the same family?
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Comment #8402568
I keep my free Dropbox account, but I won't pay them any money while they have Rice on board. (I was a paid member of Loom, which they acquired. As a result of the acquisition I wa…
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Comment #8120348
NYC: Front End (JS/CSS/HTML) and/or Python Engineers. Also, Test Engineers. Axial enables small-to-medium-size companies to connect with advisors and sources of capital at a scale …
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Comment #7994570
For me it was when I ran out of savings, sold all my stocks, ran out of that money, and still didn't have a shipped product. My cofounders are still going at it, and I wish them al…
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Comment #7949198
I recently joined a NYC company with "unlimited vacation days", and they do actually mean it. I mentioned this very trend when I was interviewing. They responded by saying they exp…
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Comment #7734359
If you want to work with bytes on stdin and stdout, Python 3 documents how to do that, at the same place it documents the stdin and stdout streams. https://docs.python.org/3/librar…
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Comment #7636961
And if computer science were a field in which men have historically been underrepresented, with company after company having culture issues about "femprogramming culture", your Tur…
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Comment #7611909
Since paying Dropbox is not an acceptable solution for me, I've asked Loom to refund the money I paid them (perhaps foolishly, I signed up for the $50-per-year plan and paid up fro…
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Comment #7605488
Well, this is awfully disappointing. I'm in the process of migrating my stuff off of Dropbox due to the Dr. Rice issue (only problem is a lot of apps use it as their sole syncing s…
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Comment #6657469
I never got a reply to my email responding to your post in last month's thread; should I resend?
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Comment #6479618
SEEKING WORK - San Diego area, remote okay, short term projects preferred I've been working with Python webapps (mainly Pyramid / Pylons) for the past several years. I'm also prett…
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Comment #6479513
I had the same experience. I understand if this is hard to do, but from my perspective it would help if I can expect to hear back from you in a few days, a few weeks, or a few mont…
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Comment #5901638
There is Typescript language support for Emacs and Sublime Text, so there shouldn't really be a problem there; someone just has to do it.
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Comment #5013762
MetroPCS uses the Sprint network.
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Comment #3872983
michaelochurch worked at Google for less than a year.
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Comment #3824460
It's not all over SSH. It uses SSH to authenticate and start a server daemon, which it then connects to over UDP. The UDP connection is not tunneled through the SSH connection.