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13y ago
Believe me, I can't see any either. They are company issued laptops that need to follow certain security procedures. I brought in my mac and ported my code, had like a week of GREAT development before 2 "officials" from the
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13y ago
How on earth do I find another job? I have never once gotten a reply from another company when applying. I'm a university dropout who is 21. Nobody wants to hire me. I'm utilizing like maybe 25% of my potential, so I started my ow
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13y ago
> If the OP is being truthful, he designed the very product the entire startup is based on. Hell yes I did. Entire UI. Coded it too. 45K, no benefits, nothing, just 1400/two weeks after taxes.
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13y ago
Kid, I'm not bullshitting. Believe what you want. It's a fucking awful experience.
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13y ago
Wonderful. I'm founder @ parcel.io and we're doing just this. For regular people to just discover data. We have a few built in layers, one for history, politics, etc. When you enable them, you can view a layer of locations in that
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Ask HN: How do I deal with the "unpaid overtime crowd"?
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13y ago
How do you know this is strictly because he is sexist? What if I'm a hiring manager, and I had 50 applications, 25 Male, 25 female. What if all the female candidates were really bad, and I ended up hiring 10 men? Is that sexism? People
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13y ago
I do not ever want to work with a person that does not see a joke as just that, a joke.
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13y ago
BB7 & BB10 alike. They are both bad. BB7 is an order of magnitude worse to develop on. It's not that BB10 is too bad, it's just that when you run into a specific problem, likely nobody else on the internet has run into the sam
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13y ago
Good fucking almighty riddance! BlackBerry devices are an absolute nightmare to develop on. I would know, I have been for the past year for a bank, both native and jQuery Mobile. I might go into therapy for a few months once this project is
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13y ago
Passion? I'm the same way. When I was a kid, coding 18 hours a day for weeks at a time wasn't a problem during summer vacations. Now, I have trouble with it. Full time job just DRAINS me, I don't want to do shit. However, I d
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Ask HN: Is there an app that shares data only by geolocation
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13y ago
Do you realize how silly you sound?
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13y ago
What's your point? Someone who is very poor will likely get a netbook as they can email, go on FB, process text documents, do some basic gaming etc.
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13y ago
You mean mostly meat and some plants.
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13y ago
That's fair.
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>The expectation that you can carve out a lifestyle where everything is worthwhile is unrealistic, and while a few outliers might actually achieve it, most people aren't going manage to get anything like that. I've managed it,
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13y ago
Why do you come into threads and make comments like this? Genuinely curious. Do you have something against the author or..?
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13y ago
I don't care what his personal views are. I care whether he can run a company or not.
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13y ago
You're causing a fuss because he donated $1,000 to prop 8? Hardly homophobic. I can't believe some people are so petty.
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13y ago
They sell bread. They got 150 orders in 2 hours. Their idea was validated.
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JQM is so unbelievably terrible. Been working with it for the past year.
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This is honestly so pointless and bad for the community, further dividing up mobile technology. Why not just improve on something that already exists like jQM? "Building native iOS apps in HTML5". You're building them in HTML
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2048, the "has this ship already sailed or can I still get on" version.
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13y ago
Actually yeah, I just gave this some thought and you're right. It's accountability. No sites ban users anymore for anything. Except HN.
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13y ago
> I get it. Anonymous people on the internet are assholes. What I don't get is how letting anonymous assholes typing things you've seen hundreds of times keep you from finding some signal in the noise is a good idea. There are
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13y ago
Aww, platonically speaking we're glad you're here too :)
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13y ago
Either way, it completely divides our team and that is not right.
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13y ago
Those are conversations I can potentially join in on and listen in on. I have no idea if these people are talking shit about me, and by result of them talking in their mother languages, they relate with one another more, giving me no chance
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13y ago
Yes, but now I am a complete outsider to my team because they all decided to speak in their mother tongues. It is NOT racist. I'm quitting my job, or they will learn to speak English, because I can't work with a team that wants to
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