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As a hiring manager, I glance at it and take a brief look at anything interesting. It’s good for talking points at the interview, perhaps to ask the candidate to expand upon and explain the work. If the profile is empty, I close the tab and
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BiggerPockets, LLC ( https://www.biggerpockets.com ) | Southampton, UK | PARTIAL REMOTE | £70-80k BiggerPockets is a complete resource for anyone looking to succeed in real estate investing. We offer free content, tools, and a com
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> The suggestion there may not have been any drones at Gatwick Airport was a "miscommunication by police", a government source has told the BBC. > During a conference call between ministers, chaired by Transport Secretary Ch
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First year of college, I started working remotely for $5 an hour. Ten years later, at the same company, I’m still remote, making a decent six figures. It’s fine to start small.
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Is the consensus that Apple Maps _still_ sucks? Sure, the launch was horrible, but it's seen years of progress and nowadays I find it perfectly usable. I use it over Google Maps without hesitation. Now I'm scared they're gonn
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I can absolutely see how a windowless plane could make someone feel claustrophobic. Equally, even though I fly every few months (so you’d think I’d be used to it by now) I actually don’t like being reminded that I’m 38,000ft in the air. It
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I think this is common practice when building any new community from scratch.
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I don't see why not. Humans aren't perfectly moral, we've all done things we're ashamed of (or at least not proud of, hopefully) in order to get a leg up on the competition. Some honesty could lead to some interesting di
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Was marijuana the blockchain of 2017? Where as long as you aligned your product with weed, even if it was actually a pretty generic product, there was suddenly extra interest?
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Sure, these businesses were all built on $10K of capital. But what about time? How many months or years could have been spent working while building the business? That could put a lot of these businesses into six-figure territory when you f
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JWTs are small enough that they can fit in a URL most of the time. So there's always that option.
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Every time I see a post from the Basecamp guys and how well they treat their team, it's more depressing than uplifting - just because I know I'll never be good enough to work there, and that they're so unique that no other em
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Getting Real Work Done on an iPad Pro
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When you have a team member being abrasive and insubordinate, sometimes that's just their personality. But sometimes it's not. Is there something about your culture that isn't allowing them to make any of their own decisions,
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Do you know of any courses that will bring one up to speed on the math component? I really love this format of learning, and I want to take this course as it's something I'm interested in and I like Andrew Ng, but the Week 2 conte
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The sprint analogy is especially true when you consider that units of work in software development can very often be neatly itemized into JIRA tickets.
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This is important. There's a backlash right now against companies that _demand_ such work hours, which is totally understandable. But - some people _choose_ to work at 2AM. They could be people still working at 2AM after starting at 10
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Strange choice of hero photo to promote a chat-based virtual workspace: a team of people sitting around a table, thus having no need for the product.
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Perhaps, then, this isn't measuring sleep in any different place (a hotel room, a friend's house), just sleep in a weird, inhospitable place like a lab with weird stuff strapped to your cranium to measure your brain activity.
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The Donut Hustle
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BiggerPockets.com | REMOTE (USA or Western Europe) or ONSITE (Denver, CO) Positions: Intermediate Ruby on Rails Developer Senior Ruby on Rails Developer Senior iOS and Android Mobile Developer Looking for a mid-level or senior full-stack de
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I worked for a very large software corporation for a few years, and we had exactly this. Little touchscreen LCD displays to the side of the door for all the major meeting rooms, on which you could book the room. Nobody used it for that, tho
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I learned this in Theme Hospital 15 years ago.
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Forgive my ignorance of terms, but how is this "CSS-powered" if it's a jQuery plugin?
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Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if the Clippers are the most valuable franchise in the NBA right now (or second to the Lakers). They're in a massive (albeit shared) market, have (part of) one of the best arenas in the league and
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It solves the problem of each user not having a consistent user experience on a shared computer. I know, it's not exactly solving the right problem, is it? Also, I'm not sure how comfortable I'd be with storing all my data on
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Why do the "flat" buttons suddenly turn 3D while active (pressed)? That's a mixed metaphor if I've ever seen one.
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Site created on Tumblr, available on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/tumblr/id305343404?mt=8
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The only iOS 7.1 option that seems to be losing is the call screen. Of course the old one looks better with the full-screen photo, but how many people have good enough photos of their contacts to make that consistently look good in everyd
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While I believe that it works for you, your "early product design" process doesn't sound anything like interface design. It's just a subset of branding. Design is solving problems, not just choosing what the buttons on y
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