Nemisis7654

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   by Nemisis7654 16y ago

   I agree. It's a very nice design. Nicely done!
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   by Nemisis7654 16y ago

   In my opinion, I think you should go for it. The way I'd look at it is like this: you will most likely always have a chance to work for some reputable valley company. However, you may never have the chance at your own start up again. This g
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   by Nemisis7654 16y ago

   I haven't used a Google TV either, but I believe a keyboard is required for a lot of the use. I don't see how that is a bad thing. If a user needs to type something in, how are they to do that without a keyboard? "I haven’t used a Google TV
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   by Nemisis7654 16y ago

   It's kind of old, but that doesn't deter from the fact it is an interesting read. I am not an iPhone Developer, but wouldn't mind getting into it in the near future and it is cool to read about the process. Side note: As a published Android
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   by Nemisis7654 16y ago

   Nicely done. I recently released my first app in the app store, EasySal Calculator. As I live in America, I uploaded both a paid (adfree) version and a free (with ads) version. I noticed that my free version makes more money as well. I like
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   by Nemisis7654 16y ago

   I am currently in college for my bachelors degree in computer science.
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   Digg is dead: lessons of a failed startup(qdork.com)

   4 points by Nemisis7654 16y ago|4 comments
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   by Nemisis7654 16y ago

   A few things I regret: -As a college student, I regret not learning how to program earlier -Not spending more time learning how to program (I am trying to remedy this) -Not taking as many risks (Mainly having to do with some girls in my li
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   by Nemisis7654 16y ago

   These are nice tips. I employ some of them at times, such as testing yourself and mixing it up, but the other ones I haven't. I tend to study either in my room at my house or the same desk at the library. Maybe I should try to mix it up som
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    So, if I just BELIEVED that I could keep studying last night for my algorithms exam today, I could have stayed up all night and had a good study session? I wish I had believed that...
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    This is awesome. The story, I mean; unfortunately, I do not have an iOS device, which means I cannot play the game (I would if I could!). It gives me hope knowing that there are great success stories out there like this still. I know the ch
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    Haha, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for the advice. It makes a lot of sense.
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    So, would you suggest I convert my resume to PDF? I have always sent it as a word doc...
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    In a lot of the positions I am applying for, they say they are mandatory.
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    I completely agree with you. You would figure that a search giant would have a good search implementation in their Marketplace.
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    Thanks for the advice. Luckily, mine is only one page.
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    Thanks. That is why I am really trying to find the time from school to contribute to an Open Source project. I would love to put something like that on my resume.
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    Yeah, I completely agree with this post. I recently published my first application to the Android Market (last month) and was pretty shocked with how little the Developer Console tells me. I had expected a lot more analytical data. Hopefull
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    Wow, thank you for that response. Very helpful.
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    Oh, very nice. I never even thought about using FB/Twitter/LinkedIn. Thanks!
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    Thank you. I appreciate the advice.
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    Ask HN: Cover letter techniques for software development positions.

    116 points by Nemisis7654 16y ago|64 comments
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    No offense, but I think it sounds like the name of a bad game. Perhaps drop the 'y'...?
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    According to my search history, I am getting in the range of 70-100 a day, and I am nowhere close to being burned out, and I don't see that happening anytime soon. Having information literal seconds away (by using the same method you descri
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    How Hacker News Changed My Life Goals.(asandroid.blogspot.com)

    3 points by Nemisis7654 16y ago|0 comments
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    I think it's a great idea. I feel like it allows the community to connect on a more personal level.
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    Good job. Even if you ended up not finding the application as useful as you had imagined it, the fact that you built it has to be satisfying enough. Plus, you gained valuable experience. It's stuff like this that make me wish I was not so b
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    I know this is nothing compared to what a lot of you guys are probably use to, but I released an app earlier this month called EasySal Calculator. I wouldn't say it is "cool", but I am new to programming so actually finishing and publishing
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    I can honestly say I was a little motivated by the movie. Not because of the way they portrayed startup life with the "groupies", the parties, the seemingly instantaneous success and the money, but because he was a college student (like me)
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    by Nemisis7654 16y ago

    I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who commented. Really great advice. It is much appreciated.