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jplarson

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About jplarson

You can see my essays about being a programmer for hire (a few of which have been up here at HN) at http://blog.jpl-consulting.com/

I used to do contract web application work, but am now full time on my own SaaS business, https://www.coachaccountable.com

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    Got it, thanks!

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    Seems harsh that so many people downvoted this, I dig the Slumdog Millionaire reference!

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    The biggest reason for me to pass on implementing an approach like this is what I THINK is the actual most common use case for a typical user when logging into a site at which they…

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    Ask HN: Could the HN model help cause an informed citizenry regarding politics?

    It's 4th of July and as I write this it looks like Lessig's MayDay PAC[0] is going to fly. This is an exciting time that has me hopeful for the future of political participation by…

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    A business needn't go for as broad a market as they could, and is often rewarded by targeting (and really resonating with) a narrow niche. Due to the name I immediately felt right …

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    Cheers to that, that was a delightful way to pass 20 minutes. I'm in for $25--feels good to support a project like this, even in a small way.

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    Here’s a lovely bit of nasty hypocrisy: "Yoga International could keep the videos on its website until it had a chance to re-film the classes using a different style." So they say …

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    > Child pornographer with chemical weapons and a nuke Do even approximations to such boogieman figures even exist?

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    That was my first thought as well. For better or worse, I love MooTools and vastly prefer it to jQuery. It's the occasional time like this whene I have admit there's a cost to pick…

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    I like many others in the HN community don't have a lot of respect for patents, at least in the software world (my take on this can be found here: http://blog.jpl-consulting.com/20…

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    Good question. I wrote this from the vantage point of developers, for whom NDAs is a different situation from that of investor types. There's intrinsically more precedent for an ND…

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