daybreaker2

How do you figure the bookstore only got $1.80?

Bookstores get 30% of every sale. Yes, it's still not as much as the 40-45% they get normally, but unless the book you bought was only $6, the bookstore got more than $1.80.

and at github's scale at that.

"But you agreed to this scraping when you signed the terms and conditions"

I agree with you, but technically that argument is true

And as for Google, in theory a robots.txt would block their scraper.

Because he needs it wrapped in a promise, sending a resolve/reject?

It's not like its a ton better, but there's at least a few dozen openings here: https://worknola.com/job-search/field_job_function/it-softwa...

Craigslist is barely useful here - even most apartments for rent on there have been rented out weeks or months ago.

yes, please dont read the features of the app and instead make a snarky reply full of assumptions that are actually incorrect.

(this is why i dont go into the comments section anymore.)

Writing NACHA exports for an online banking loan repayment system was the worst. Being a Junior Dev at the time, and having my only guidance being a NACHA handbook, with no banking experts to actually explain things, knowing millions of dollars per year would go through the app... Man. Terrifying.

I've attended other codemkrs hackathons in New Orleans, and theyre always pretty fun. At least from a dev's point of view, the endless supply of food and soft drinks is awesome. It doesnt hurt that I've won prizes at a few of them.

"Wow, what a coincidence... we just happened to randomly generate a google analytics ID that was the exact same as the one used on a scratchpad plugin that we copied the code from..."