Monthly Archives: July 2007

Long live the Revolution!

Posted on 6 July 2007 by tychay

“The revolution is not an apple that falls when it is ripe. You have to make it fall.”
—Ernesto “Che” Guevara
I knew politically, I was getting left of center, but I didn’t realize I fell off the scale…

The irony here was … Continue reading →

Posted in about me, humor, religion and politics | 1 Comment

PHP and front end job at Grayboxx

Posted on 6 July 2007 by tychay

Today, I received another cold call for a contract-for-hire position in god-knows-where for god-knows-what. My resume—do you read?
In keeping with my new policy, here is another job spam in case anyone is interested:
Based on your experience with web applications and … Continue reading →

Posted in jobs, PHP | 2 Comments

Sorry, my badoo!

Posted on 3 July 2007 by tychay

Working for a social networking company means I have to test out all the social networks out there. I tested one out recently and their importers just e-mailed 25 random users from my Yahoo! address book (no UI to select, … Continue reading →

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BrightRoll is hiring

Posted on 3 July 2007 by tychay

I know everyone thinks that I have the hate on Ruby, but “some of my best friends use Rails.”
Actually, I used to work with the CEO and CTO of BrightRoll and they have a killer product. BrightRoll is … Continue reading →

Posted in business and economics, jobs, web development | 3 Comments

Job: PHP senior web developer and QA tester

Posted on 2 July 2007 by tychay

Please see this post
Terrence,
Good morning! I’m writing in the hopes that you can help point me in the right direction with respect to my search for a Sr. Web Developer an/or QA Tester who has expertise with PHP 5, … Continue reading →

Posted in business and economics, jobs, PHP | 2 Comments

Things are bubbly

Posted on 2 July 2007 by tychay

When are you in a bubble?
I say you know you’re in a bubble when people stop talking about what they’re doing and start talking about money. In the last bubble you’d overhear so many conversations of going public, options vesting, … Continue reading →