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Also, if you guys have any questions re: which companies we partner with, you can email us at support@underdog.io and we'll be happy to share.
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Those are great pieces of feedback. We're definitely add this. This is version 1.0 - just wanted to see how many people would be interested in something like this.
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Hey, I'm one of the people working on this. That's totally a legitimate concern. I can promise you we aren't recruiters. It's just a side project at the moment, so we didn't want to draw too much attention to oursel
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Brooklyn, NY. Full stack engineer at Bondsy, a new way to trade with friends. Bondsy is looking for an experienced engineer who is passionate about building a great social network. http://bondsy.theresumator.com/apply/T
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Mobile App Design Critique: Cents
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Could Bondsy Become eBay For The Instagram Era?
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Google Docs Is Down
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Bondsy -- Brooklyn, New York -- Full Time -------------------------------------------- Bondsy is a new way to buy, give, or trade things with friends. Price items as you want – $20, a hug, lunch, shoes, or just a favor. Only people connecte
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Bondsy -- Brooklyn, New York -- Full Time -------------------------------------------- About us: Bondsy is a fun way to buy, give, or trade things with friends. Price items as you want – $20, a hug, lunch, a new toy, or just a favor. Only
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Brooklyn, NY | bondsy | Ruby on Rails BACON-end Developer ---------------------------- bondsy.com is growing faster than our Founder’s beard, so we’re looking for a killer Ruby on Rails BACON-end Developer to join us. If you f@cking love co
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NYC | Full-time Lead Back-end Developer | bondsy ( https://www.bondsy.com/ ) Are you: An experienced Rails developer with mastery of all of our back-end stack elements, including Ruby, Rails, Git, Redis, PostgreSQL, and Heroku? Interested i
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im surprised you purchased a book (which is often stale) but wouldn't consider a relatively cheap class. i can pretty much guarantee you you'd learn way more with me. in any case, good luck on the felt.
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This is very possible, and something I've worried about. I don't agree with your reasoning, but that's probably because it somewhat belittles what I teach. Still, it's very possible that startup people just aren't as interested in poker.
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Thanks Dan (Josh here). I've only taught @grind - I'm trying out Brooklyn next week because I wanted to test another area. So far, no good. I always stress endorsements, which is why I have 11/13 endorsements. One thing I've also offered w
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nice post gl!
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Skillshare - a lesson in marketing futility
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Google, now sponsored by the NFL
(replacementgoogle.com)
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thanks! shoot me an email or tweet.
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now if only i could get more upvotes, that would be perfect :)
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btw, because nl has the nuance that bet sizing is almost always variable, i'd contend that almost always, someone is not playing absolutely perfectly. that's what i think phil is really saying - it's about striving to be perfect. not bein
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Totally agree that a worse player can beat a better player in a skill game (when there is some luck involved). Trust me - that's how I used to make my living and no matter how much better you play than your opponent, sometimes you lose in t
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Disagree with your first point, unless you are suggesting they fall into it (aka just luck out). Like the infinite monkey theorem. I agree with everything else. Obviously a more skilled player will beat a less skilled player if the game t
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The perfect play
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Paul responded on my blog. I feel cool.
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Kayak - a model of customer service
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Why I use Foursquare (hint: often times, it’s not to check-in)
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Appreciate the comment. I was always under the impression that the resume listed most of the skills and accomplishments. I did delete most of the skills bullets that translated to strengths in bd. But I agree that I could do more to show
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The death of the cover letter
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UX Teardown for Skillshare
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Features I wish Instapaper had
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