DURATION: At least 4 months, up to 12, potential hire if you're interested after the project is finished.
Need 2-3 people with the following attributes:
-2+ Years experience with PHP and PHP Framework(s), especially Yii Framework
-Advanced experience in MySQL database design, development, and query optimization
-Advanced experience with JavaScript and jQuery
Set yourself apart with the following skills:
-Ruby on Rails development experience
-Familiarity with server-side maintenance
I'm trying to put together a team to build a SaaS product that we've already specced out and begun working on quite a lot.
I need a team leader and 1 or 2 programmers to help the lead programmer with the project.
PAY RATES: Lead will get $75k/year paid weekly, other team members $60k/year paid weekly.
Send your resume or website to [email protected] if you're interested, please title your email with "yes" or "no" as to whether you've used Yii framework before.
Not a big deal, though, of course. :)
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I considered letting my editor know about it to see if she wanted me to request it be taken down, but then I figured I'd rather more people see the paper anyway so left it alone.
I suppose that a lot of us who have been very young in New
York have the same scenes in our home screens. I remember
sitting in a lot of apartments with a slight headache about
five o’clock in the morning. I had a friend who could not
sleep...
I've recently started coding a location-aware site with a couple of friends (we actually just applied for the upcoming YC round), but we've all been feeling we could work a bit harder on our site's location features.For brick-and-mortar retail, it's a no brainer. You'd be laughed at if you decided to simply open up shop without doing concrete research--as in, looking at things from ground...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7Y6HiLXto
It's Art Williams (inspirational speaker guy) who mentions he doesn't think "smart" people are likely to "succeed" in business, because they try to figure things out too much. Instead, he preaches (almost literally) a "just do it" mentality.
Worth the few minutes if you haven't seen it.
Also, know that traffic milestones are way too easily taken advantage of (inflation and deflation of numbers is very simple in practice) -- I would suggest coming up with another way of tracking your growth than by pageviews.
Click "Edit your settings" down at the bottom left.
Click "Edit your settings" on the "Instant Personalization" setting.
Uncheck the box on the next page.
Blacklisting those entire sites would seem to be a real disservice to the legitimate content that is uploaded, but then again, if the site administrators can't keep their content in order, why are they getting crawled by the G so often anyway?
The real deal is this, in many cases: the spam that's created on those sites during certain times is foreseeable and follows a particular pattern -- it's created based around news or events, such as sports, movies, sex tape outings, etc. -- so it would seem easy to get rid of the spam before it hits the search engines, right? One option is just to expect an influx during certain time periods and increase moderation during that time. Another option is to prevent new users from publishing content until they've submitted moderator-approved non-spam content first.
But that would mean those sites don't get the impressions... and impressions-->ads-->$$$... so where's their incentive?
The easiest fix to the spreading of this issue is FB not broadcasting every single time you like something... but they're not gonna do that, we already know. So, the spam will continue.