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61.
by Symbol 16y ago
Encryption can help here.
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by Symbol 16y ago
"It is at the forefront of what people are working on, and what is going to become big within the next few months" This smacks of market timing, which does not work for stocks and does not work here. Not all failures are possible to explain
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by Symbol 16y ago
I think I went to the first Startup School (2005?) and I was invited to a party the night before at the Garden St House. It had such a nice flow for a party; it encouraged people to circulate rather than congregate in corners. As a complete
64.
by Symbol 16y ago
I met Dan at a local beer tasting, where he told he told me about this business model. It limits their sales capacity, but allows them to grow at a sustainable pace. Oh, and the brews are delicious.
65.
by Symbol 16y ago
I/O is one of my biggest daily pains. Spend some time in Process Explorer on Windows and you can see just how much disk-based I/O the average app is doing. Anti-virus software makes the bad problem worse. It's just like pouring sugar in a g
66.
by Symbol 16y ago
It's a shitton of money, funding what is ultimately a pyramid scheme where I'll never reach the top of the pyramid.
67.
by Symbol 16y ago
I hear you loud and clear. I've worked at two startups: one small and untested that failed, and another that was more a very immature established company(they had products, customers, revenues, etc) but espoused the "work all the time, beca
68.
by Symbol 16y ago
I have no numbers in front of me, but I'm sure cost of living for over-65 is greater than for under-25, if only in terms of health care costs. It's subtly worse than that however: the 22 year old can roll that experience into their resume
69.
by Symbol 16y ago
I have to agree. It is far, far too easy and too tempting for applicants to fire off a resume and cover letter that is ill-aligned for the position, overly generic, rife with mistakes, or a mix of all three. The humans screening these docu
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by Symbol 18y ago
This essay hits close to home. I was commenting the other day about how my laundry list of skills on my resume gets shorter by the year. It's not that the dog can't learn new tricks: the implicit message stated by a skill on my resume is de