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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Hey, shameless plug but, my SO runs danceweekly.org. Check it out and let us know if you like it.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Or, you know, just embrace hiring remote workers.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Wow. Okay so, definitely not applying to work for Slack anytime soon. This is not the kind of attitude I would want to support.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
I'm interested in your iOS role but, y'all only use UpWork? So these are contractor positions?
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
As someone with ADD, are work places required to accommodate for my learning disability and allow me to WFH or work in a quiet place? I'm in the US.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
I'm an iOS engineer and remote work is pretty hard to come by. :(
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
That's correct. The content seems to be engaging (we've gotten some good user feedback so far and about 40% of our users open the newsletter).
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Ask HN: Trying to grow a newsletter subscriber base
25 points by allsystemsgo 10y ago|9 comments
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Ah, makes sense. I personally have never been to SF. I have this idealized vision of what it's like just from knowing that all the major tech firms are there but, I'm sure that vision is not entirely accurate.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
I was just in San Diego. Homeless people were everywhere. I heard that Vegas is literally busing homeless people out of Vegas and into San Diego. Apparently the homeless problem is even worse in San Francisco. That's insane to me.
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What I Learned from a Stroke at 26: Make Time to Untangle(nytimes.com)
248 points by allsystemsgo 10y ago|99 comments
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
He was tweeting and retweeting so much.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
A good junior dev asks lots of questions and eventually gets tasks done assigned to him or her on a somewhat reasonable timeline. Tasks get done progressively faster as they grow and they ask fewer and fewer questions (and usually said qu
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Yeah I'm curious why he left. From what I could tell it sounded like changes in Swift took an act of congress basically. Which is fine, and how it should be, given how important it is to get it right. I wonder where he went.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
That's not a flash video.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
As an iOS engineer looking for a remote role, I can tell you it's extremely competitive to land one.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Eh, not sure I agree there. It's not like they're throwing kids head first into generics.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Don't get our hopes up.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Cool, now if they could not show ads for their paid service, that'd be great.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
I have one of these on every computer I own. It's amazing. It saved my career. I physically cannot type on a regular keyboard anymore.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
> I've been developing and releasing consumer software for a few years now, and the key rule about popup messages is: Nobody reads them. Really? For mobile applications, users are very wary of them. Granted, they can't do any
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
> I think Apple has lost its way. It has forgotten about its power users. I think they are trying to be a luxury brand now How is that losing their way? They're targeting a way more profitable and way larger market.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
As far as attracting hires, they almost never hire. Which actually makes me sad. I'd love to work there.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
MBProgressHUD? Really? It's not that hard to write your own progress indicator.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Okay, I get the article is a bit polarizing. I've been wanting to work remotely for about a year now. Remote jobs are hard to get. Here's what I think about remote workplaces though: - Remote work is hard. It's tough to get r
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Remote? That’s No Way to Describe This Work(mobile.nytimes.com)
1 points by allsystemsgo 10y ago|0 comments
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Xcode project settings on an iPad? No way.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
I would hope you're not developing, much less shipping software that relies on you copying and pasting.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
$50.00 an hour? What? Instagram is incredibly polished. Notice how fast it is? As you're selecting an image, they're already uploading it to their servers. That is critical to maintaining and growing their user base. I go to Ins
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Right, which is totally understandable given that the app market has been going for about 8 years now. There's obviously a shift towards apps that provide more longer term and reoccurring value to customers which is great for consumers

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