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jellisjapan

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About jellisjapan

I'm developer concentrating on doing high quality front-end / UX work for web applications and startups in New Orleans, LA.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #12049317

    Could you speak a little more to the point about how you feel Elixir actually adds to the complexity of Erlang? Was that comment mostly referring to the addition of those new conce…

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    Comment #2895627

    Because you need to look under the milestones section. Still 6 left: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues?milestone=1&state=...

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    Comment #2396443

    SEEKING WORK. New Orleans, LA (or remote). I'm a full time developer concentrating on doing high quality front-end / UX work for web applications and startups. I can help you handl…

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    Comment #2395901

    *assuming this is not an april fools joke I don't usually login to post, but I just wanted to say, although I do not know your situation at all, if you're putting it up due to burn…

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    Comment #2067875

    Maybe they aren't the best way, but contests can make things more fun if you don't take them so seriously. I don't think he's scouting for cheap work to capitalize on, rather he's …

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    Comment #1308518

    Circus elephants and bears finally have some new competition.

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    Comment #1270546

    I have to say, I remember reading your first post when you decided to do this stuff full time, and I didn't think doing just Adsense and Istockphoto would be enough to keep you afl…

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    Comment #1248405

    I've always had the feeling that those companies have bosses dedicated to plenty of duplication and little innovation.

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    Comment #1221548

    How is their current marketing and recognition? It might be worth it to start up an early marketing strategy and at least out-market them before you actually can launch. I don't kn…

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    Comment #1199262

    Could you explain a little bit more about the "logistical nightmare" aspect of self-publishing? I'm thinking about self-publishing a book of my own, so I'd love to hear more about …

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    Comment #1193933

    Really cool, but I'd love to see the code you use to monitor your gmail account as well.

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    Comment #1146786

    Truthfully, you sound annoying and out of touch with how the people around you probably feel when you act in the way you're describing.

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    Comment #1138058

    That is pretty impressive. Also interesting that FF 3.5 seems to perform better than FF 3.6 according to those charts. Edit: Ah, nevermind, my mistake.

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    Comment #1105367

    Agreed, but it's not like Hacker News has a job section for these sort of things (very tongue in cheek here by the way)...

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    Comment #1093667

    A Hyper-Hypertext Preprocessor...sounds fast...

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    Comment #1084892

    Are these 2 minute videos a way of marketing your book differently like you discuss in this particular video? (no sarcasm here, I'm generally curious on how you've been using this …

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    Comment #1065826

    I agree, but I couldn't help thinking that a Christopher Walken video would really have sealed the deal for me.

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    Comment #1033649

    I'd love to read that book once it's published.

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    Comment #1032939

    Wow looks great! I really need to checkout Cappuccino...

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    Comment #1032913

    Just wondering, do you ever get users/companies concerned about the security/safety of their documents?

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    Ask HN: What are you working on?

    This question comes from a great thread from a while back that I really enjoyed (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=700662), so I thought with the new year here, it'd be a good ti…

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    Comment #704781

    This was a problem I ran into. Originally my application did not require an email, but I ran into so many forgotten password cases that I eventually had to add one. And I felt it w…