MalcolmDiggs

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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Yes definitely interested. If you get the ball rolling please do share the Github.
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Well put. Things you do today will set yourself up for mobility later. Consider continuing-education part of your job. For me, at least 25% of my time is spent on education every week. There's no end-goal, you just have to stay up on
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Depends on what you mean by 'hottest' really. Newest? Fastest growing? Most novel? Most cutting-edge? Most recently funded? Other?
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
The most clever press-releases I've seen in recent-months have taken the form of guest-articles / guest-posts on places like TechCrunch. Of course it can't be a hard sell (no overt plugs). But they can be an opportunity to
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
For what kind of work? Many of the best forums are narrowly tailored to a specific industry.
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Mostly drinks: Gatorade, coke, bottled water, redbull, chocolate milk, corona, hefeweizen, lagunitas IPAs etc. Then some chips, fruit snacks and granola bars...but those don't get touched much.
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Most startups I've been a part of have done a combination of both. It really depends on which parts of the stack the lead devs are most comfortable with. If you've got a front-end ninja leading the charge you'll most likely e
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
In all seriousness, drive for Lyft / Uber. I've met a number of people doing this recently, and it really seems like the perfect side gig. The main reason is that it fits around your schedule (no matter what your schedule is). But
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
FWIW: I used to use 3 screens (main one in the middle, and an extra desktop to the right and left)... and could have never envisioned going without at least one external monitor. Then I went fully remote for a few years, and switched enti
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Sad but true. No way around it, IP (intellectual property) claims are a very tricky pursuit. An attorney would at least be able to tell you if you have a case or not.
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Have you considered pursuing larger-scale government / corporate / academic contracts? If you can stomach a bit of bureaucracy and long wait-times, competing for those kinds of contracts might be worth your time. Half the work is
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
I second that! Nolo has some wonderful resources available, both online and in print. If you wanna thumb through the book mentioned above there's usually a copy laying around your local Barnes and Nobles. I'd recommend reading it
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Love it. I've always felt like my github wall was misleadingly sparse (since the vast majority of my work is in private repos). This is a nice way to add some flavor.
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Impressive logic there! The example at the end (click the white square) was correct for this browser. Well done.
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
I'm confused as to why they'd add in this fine print if they really wanted fresh talent from outside their network: This program is open only to ThoughtSpot's friends and families. For an individual to qualify as ThoughtSpot&
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Nothing particularly noteworthy.
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
Right on, thank you for the thoughtful reply. Much appreciated.
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by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago
That's really helpful, thank you!
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When should I disclose my hacking convictions?
9 points by MalcolmDiggs 12y ago|12 comments