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Location: Seattle, WA but moving to Richmond, VA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity. Technologies: * Languages: PHP/Ruby/JS/Go/Scala * Front-end: Backbone/R…

Good point! I'll add an issue for it. Where's that Elixir version? :))

Thanks for the compliment and please do submit an Elixir version. I'm played around a bit with Erlang/Elixir but not substantially. I try to follow the Elixir community a bit and h…

There are lots of programming jobs out there that are outside of the web/CRUD development realm.

Thanks for clearing up the confusion. Although, I think it's worth it for you to edit your initial reply since it's the most upvoted comment so far. Also, your comment, to me, show…

If you mean the npm homebrew package, then yes. If you mean npm packages, then you might be living under a rock.

There's already 30+ comments on this thread and no one has pointed out the obvious: this is all for the peanut gallery to laugh at Npm, Inc. If the bill remained relatively consist…

Except you're missing the trap and loop : )

You may consider reading up on the Hacker way: A hacker is a person that loves to program, or someone who enjoys playful cleverness, or a combination of the two.[3] The act of enga…

Are there specific pieces you don't understand? Or would you want a walkthrough?

Hahaha. Kids will do that to you.

That's why it's MIT. Please feel free!

I must confess I have not seen many. I drew inspiration from Marc-André Cournoyer and his post "how to apply to a job" http://macournoyer.com/blog/2010/02/23/how-to-apply-to-a-job.…

That's what I going for. I tagged it as "Code as Art." I initially dubbed it a poem but decided it read more like a letter, instead. Personally, I think it qualifies as code prose.…

Especially when it doubles as a learning exercise for your Daughter one day :)

Hah! I went for over-achievement, I suppose.