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tialys

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About tialys

http://davelyon.net/

email dave at davelyon dot net

Recent public activity

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    For me, I had to find some things where you can enjoy it alone, but also find a community and sometimes be social: Roller skating, Pinball tournaments, board games (and board game …

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    SEEKING WORK Technologies: Swift, Obj-C, iOS, React, React Native, Javascript, Gatsby, Ruby, Rails Location: Arizona / MST Remote: Yes Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daveis…

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    Comment #22665778

    Looking for remote contract work, and can help in particular with: • iOS app architecture, build process/CI, etc. • Rapid mobile app prototyping (native iOS or React Native) • Cust…

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    The state of the docs is what got me to dump all of the links I'd been collecting to useful, but hard to find docs in to a small website -- https://www.iosdev.recipes/ Some things …

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    I write reference-style articles on confusing/underused areas of iOS development, and maintain links to hard to find documentation over at https://www.iosdev.recipes

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    SEEKING CONTRACT WORK Location: Phoenix, AZ or REMOTE Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Swift, Objective-C, Ruby, Rails, iPhone/iOS Development, Mobile Apps Résumé:…

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    SEEKING WORK Location: Phoenix, AZ or REMOTE Remote: Yes Technologies: Swift, Objective-C, Ruby, Rails, iPhone/iOS Development, Mobile Apps Résumé: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave…

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    Comment #8980692

    Cotap | San Francisco, CA | Cotap is building mobile tools to help people communicate and collaborate at work. Deloitte, Box, Hyatt Hotels, and Philz Coffee are just a few companie…

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    Comment #8434007

    Sorry, simply meant to say that it was excellent open source swift project.

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    Comment #3652140

    Chicago, IL Hashrocket is looking to grow our Chicago office. We're specifically looking for experienced Ruby/Rails developers. Want to get paid open source time and work with a sm…

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    Chicago, IL and Jacksonville, FL Hashrocket is hiring Ruby on Rails consultants for our offices in Chicago and Jacksonville. For more information, see: http://hashrocket.com/people…

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    Arguably the start of the big community push in that direction was Corey Haines' "Fast Rails Tests" talk, which is really just a clever way of presenting the separation of logic ar…

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    When a member of the community, or a popular figure in the hacker community passes away, a black bar is put at the top of HN in memory of that person.

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    Comment #3060426

    Jacksonville, FL Hashrocket is hiring a front end web developer. Familiarity with Rails is preferred. Really excellent benefits, and really awesome people to work with. http://hash…

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    Similar idea: http://desksnear.me/

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    As someone who's just getting started with Backbone, I'd be very interested to see that talk, and here suggestions for what to do instead of 'this.model.view = this'.

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    Show HN: My new link sharing site

    Link: http://this.isby.us/ I've been working on this on and off for a few weeks as part of an apprenticeship program with a Rails shop. I was given the opportunity to create a 'toy…

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    Seems legit... but I don't see anything on the blog so I think I'll wait until I see something there. It does seem very phishy to me. dig custom.posterous.com ;; QUESTION SECTION: …

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    I made a comment below about price changes and how it hurts the usefulness of such reviews, but I also wanted to add that what you mentioned is another example of where the system …

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    What happens when the price changes then? Suppose it's on sale in a month for $1.99 and still is loaded up with 1-star reviews that say "SO OVERPRICED!" -- not very useful then is …