bconway

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   by bconway 16y ago

   That's a tough one to answer because it's so company-dependent. It's pretty hard, but far from impossible. It will depend greatly on a number of factors, including but not limited to your value to the company, how far you are from the pay y
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   Ask HN: Terminology: differentiating a project and a startup

   3 points by bconway 16y ago|3 comments
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   by bconway 16y ago

   It's never too late to start a new career. At 51, my father decided he had had enough of the EE world and went to law school full time (where more than a couple of his classmates were on career #2). He's been loving it ever since, and there
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   by bconway 16y ago

   Yes, daily. I can't remember the last time I used a pencil, though, 10 years at least.
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   by bconway 16y ago

   Simple but effective tips. Laziness continues to be the downfall of (sub-par) administrators everywhere, unfortunately.
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   by bconway 16y ago

   Congrats on your success, even if you do get a few critical responses on your food choices. I had a lot of post-college weight to lose (45 pounds) and did it with cardio and not overeating. My diet stayed mostly the same, much to my wife's
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   by bconway 16y ago

   For me, it's the whole package. Tech hub, low cost of living/high salaries, nice people, warm .