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    Comment #33069505

    Alta | Lead Front End Engineer | REMOTE (US) | Full time | www.alta.so We're hiring a Lead Frontend Engineer at Alta, an AI-powered no-code tool to build mobile apps. * You’ll be j…

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    Comment #21065617

    Yes of course, but companies will prefer to work with middlemen rather than directly employing individual contractors because it makes legal and accounting easier. There’s often a …

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    Comment #19713088

    That is a lot of trees, but a decade’s worth is a lot of emissions

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    Comment #18226258

    I’ve been told the answer is interchange fees: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interchange_fee

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    Comment #13213378

    I use Swift professionally and have written some Rust for fun, and like both languages a lot. I find Swift to be faster to write, not least because it's easier to manually prevent …

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    Comment #13209132

    I liked this quote from the article: "People don't choose between things, they choose between descriptions of things." I can't claim to know what BI would look like if widely imple…

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    Comment #9550531

    This looks really useful. Thanks for sharing There was a missed opportunity to name the app 'Shirk', though

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    Comment #6179477

    The reason companies don't loudly proclaim this kind of thing seems pretty simple to me. Companies must simultaneously communicate with many different parties: employees, customers…

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    Comment #5694857

    Really liked this article. I'm curious about the professional QA – how did you find the tester, and what sort of things did you ask him to test?

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    Comment #4456227

    Yes, and also DCIntrospect. They're encouraging, but don't currently compare to what you can do with, say, live-editing css or with a Javascript console. Not that I've used it, but…

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    Comment #4455373

    Awesome, will definitely give this a shot. It's great to see iOS development tools pick up tricks from the web world. Personally, I can't wait for a Firebug-like tool for live debu…

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    Comment #4345144

    Nice! And that's an awesome logo.

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    Comment #4085084

    By this point, isn't HTTP a pretty standard acronym in the web-dev scene? :)

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    Comment #4014248

    If you take a look at the benchmarks further down the page, the real improvement seems to be that mongo does a better job of yielding during page faults. That provides an improveme…

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    Comment #3976522

    FWIW, heroku does. The first heroku slice for a project is free, with the caveat that it'll be spun down during periods of inactivity. I imagine that most hobby users of heroku (sa…

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    Comment #3600718

    As an app developer, I'd love to not write custom code for each photo sharing service. This seems to require using the chute hosted platform, though. Can the library be used withou…

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    Comment #3364553

    I don't disagree, but when I watched for about 15 seconds he was inserting printlns, trying to debug something related to sprite collisions. So I'd guess he still does some of that…

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    Comment #3308690

    I'm curious about this as well.

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    Comment #3305054

    Presumably it writes to a transaction log, and is memory-resident in the same sense that Redis is. Which is to say that the dataset is kept entirely in memory, but also has a persi…

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    Comment #3247881

    We're using Scalatra for our company's http service, and it's been great. Simple, good documentation, works exactly as promised, and the irc room (thanks Ross Baker!) has been extr…

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    Comment #3167017

    When programmatically accessing the photo library assets, the app can read the location data embedded in the photos. The app can alternatively use iOS's standard image picker dialo…

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    Comment #3153881

    Even though Lunascript the reactive web language has been scrapped, Luna the reactive web Javascript framework is still plenty interesting. Building a web framework is much more re…

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    Comment #3045035

    Who would have guessed Anonymous could act as a trading signal?

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    Comment #3001955

    Looks promising. I need to put together a dashboard, and this might be how I do it. As an aside, it's always great to see more usage of PEG.js.