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by ayers 15y ago
Still free here in England(UK). I suspect that it won't be the case for long though.
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by ayers 15y ago
I use that language/framework to create something. For me I don't retain information from reading a reference manual cover to cover. I need to actively work with the language/framework in combination with the reference manual which helps
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by ayers 15y ago
A fellow hacker news member bullrico has thought about this issue and created quite a cool solution: http://impressar.io http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3518376
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by ayers 15y ago
I spent too long typing and you got there before me. Great point though.
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by ayers 15y ago
Something that has not been brought up is what direction are you wanting to pursue. If you are dead set on getting into pen testing then that would add more weight into your decision. If they are both just options for work and you are sti
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by ayers 15y ago
You could always send a candidate a simple(or complex, depends on what you are looking for) task that they need to complete a working solution for. This could be more beneficial than already prepared code samples. 1: You will know the time
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by ayers 15y ago
My best hours at work are between 8am and 10:30am. This is usually because I arrive earlier than my workmates who are in my immediate vicinity and as a result I have less interruptions. Second to that is 4-5pm for the same reason as the OP
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Megaupload.com NZ residents arrested in Internet piracy bust (stuff.co.nz)
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by ayers 15y ago
As well as allowing users to find other people to travel with / split travel costs. This could be anything from group booking a hotel or tour guide. "Click here to find other people interested in visiting the Taj Majal" ?
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by ayers 15y ago
The ability to authenticate that someone wanting to action a takedown actually owns the copyright would be paramount to a service like this working. It would be mayhem otherwise. Once a user is signed up and authenticated would you restric
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by ayers 15y ago
Yes this is quite normal. By normal I don't mean that every company or even every second company uses this practice. I just mean that it is nothing to be skeptical of. I have completed a few of these for companies over here in London (UK)
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by ayers 15y ago
You might also find some useful information on Mixergy. Andrew Warner interviews startup founders and there is a vast collection of interviews to watch. http://mixergy.com/
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by ayers 15y ago
I don't really think that programming is something that ever kid needs to learn. IT fundamentals certainly, but I am not sure programming is something that is a necessity in life. If it is just an optional subject then that is different.
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by ayers 15y ago
One difference is that Google hangouts allows you to have multi video sessions for free. To do this in Skype one member needs to have a premium membership.
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by ayers 15y ago
I have used Mikogo quite successfully in the past. Something that I found useful was that you can swap who the "Presenter" is at any time. This allowed different members to share their desktops when trying to explain something. http://ww
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by ayers 15y ago
"Introduction to Algorithms" by T Cormen ,C Leiserson, R Rivest and C Stein. This book covers both basic and advance topics in a well written manner. Correct me if I am wrong but I believe this book is used in some MIT courses. http://www
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by ayers 15y ago
I would recommend some more information on the landing page(or an about page) with some more information. I personally would like to know more about a service before signing up to it.
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by ayers 15y ago
Is one of the goals for this project to learn a new language/framework or purely to get the project up and running? If it is the latter I would suggest sticking with what you know (PHP) and this way you will get the project off the ground
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by ayers 15y ago
Pendulum is indeed a great band to code to. They have a lot of songs that get me in the mood("zone") to hammer out some code.
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by ayers 15y ago
What are your thoughts behind being against a CCTV network?
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by ayers 15y ago
I had log in and log out but recently I switched to sign in and sign out as log in just didn't seem right for my service.
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TechCrunch Europe Ad-hoc #CrunchUp this Wednesday in London(eu.techcrunch.com)
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by ayers 15y ago
If you are in the UK, you could try http://www.coderstack.co.uk/
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by ayers 15y ago
I am a Kiwi currently working in the UK. I only moved over to the UK a few months ago so I still have a fair idea of what is going on in NZ. You are more than welcome to contact me with any questions you have about NZ and the development
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by ayers 15y ago
How long do the surveys last for?
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by ayers 15y ago
Pretty cool little idea. Just out of interest what stack is this on?
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by ayers 15y ago
Your location?
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by ayers 15y ago
I can second that people will rely on the browser to remember the new password or copy/paste the password and then refer to that email when they need it again. I do this myself sometimes for some sites that I do not use regularly. Like ma
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by ayers 15y ago
No you are not being too picky. Answering that one question somewhere in the cover letter will not be a big deal to someone who is actually interested in the job.
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by ayers 15y ago
I won't pretend to have any answers but if you want someone to discuss ideas/share experiences with, drop me an email. (contact email in profile)

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