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by aagha 10y ago
Are you frickin' kidding me? If you think that AT LEAST one part of the hiring "process" isn't broken, you're living in lala land. Lets just pick one: recruiters. You're telling me that every single tech recru
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by aagha 10y ago
My friend recently got a job at a fund when her now boss asked her, "what are some of the more recent innovations in the Haswell chip set that might be advantageous to a fund". She had literally just read an article about this--o
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My app was stolen and reuploaded to the Play Store, Google doesn’t care(reddit.com)
24 points by aagha 10y ago|3 comments
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by aagha 11y ago
I'm curious: What kind of $ amounts are we talking about here?
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Video: Unmanned Test of Apollo Launch Escape System Turned into a Real Failure(youtube.com)
1 points by aagha 11y ago|0 comments
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by aagha 11y ago
> "There are, after all, only a finite number of elements in the periodic table..." That's because we've only discovered or figured out how to make a finite number of them. Is there a reason that other (alien) element
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by aagha 11y ago
These are all great, but I think you're missing something much more basic: commute time. All of the above are great, but if someone's commute time to work (and home again) are intolerable, they will not last.
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15 things do with binder clip [video](youtube.com)
2 points by aagha 11y ago|0 comments
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by aagha 11y ago
Great article. I have to commend you on your sleuthing, but even more so for not unmasking Thompson when you had the chance.
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by aagha 11y ago
I'm sure you can find old books scanned online [0], or you could go to library--especially if you're in a town with a lot of history (Boston, NYC)--even better if you're in Europe. Librarians are fantastic for this kind of th
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by aagha 11y ago
Thanks for taking the time to post. However, we live in an area (Berkeley) where yes, kids have homework, but every single day of the week, after school, all the kids on the street are running up and down, riding bikes, playing wall-all, sh
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by aagha 11y ago
It's so surprising to me that so many of the posts here are about owning a house. Why is that so important? Sure, real-estate is a good investment, but it's a volatile one (especially given the current market in most major US ci
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by aagha 11y ago
It's times like this that my waning confidence in our system is reinforced.
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by aagha 11y ago
It's times like this that my waning faith in our system is somewhat restored
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by aagha 11y ago
Unless she's heard from 384+ people
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by aagha 11y ago
ELI5
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by aagha 11y ago
Because $5/$10/month is not the same thing as Customer Lifetime Value.
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by aagha 11y ago
Furthermore, their support is amazing. I've emailed their support in the last couple of weeks and they've called within an hour to help resolve the issue.
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by aagha 11y ago
There's a Catch-22 situation if I ever heard one
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by aagha 11y ago
Some parts of their product ARE terrible, like their search. It almost never works. I sometimes have to go to Google to find someone on LinkedIn.
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by aagha 11y ago
There's a lot more convo on this on the reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/nottheonion/comments/43nvsm/ant_sim...
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by aagha 11y ago
I love how investors are always willing and wanting to show examples of how they have the upper hand and the entrepreneur has the lower one (chart in the article).
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by aagha 11y ago
I'm willing to bet someone said almost EXACTLY this same thing at the end of the dot-com-bubble.
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by aagha 11y ago
The problem with people that make generalizations is that they're always wrong. /j Everyone here in the SF Bay Area doesn't have a comfortable cushion. I bootstrapped my business in 2014 and didn't make a single penny t
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by aagha 11y ago
The fact that so many people are frustrated and have had their comments upvoted while yours sits down near the bottom quarter of the page with only two replies should be an indication that your thinking might be out of step.
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by aagha 11y ago
You're likely hanging out with "the wrong people". In other words, you probably have existing relationships and connections with people that have grown in their douche-dom as SF has. There's still a lot of cool, quirky,
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by aagha 11y ago
"Goldman Sachs, itself an early investor in Uber through its venture arm"... http://qz.com/305996/all-the-ways-investment-banks-are-cozyi...
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by aagha 11y ago
Lets just hope real estate and rent prices become more reasonable as people lose their jobs and move out of the Bay Area.
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by aagha 11y ago
Microsoft should hire him yesterday.
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by aagha 11y ago
No, they didn't. Part of the terms of them being able to buy Current and retain broadcast rights with the existing networks was a requirement that AJ stop online streaming. Without the deal, they would have lost all the distribution

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