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by bobosha 9y ago
all of them, any of them
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by bobosha 9y ago
> Consulting firms and law partnerships are often LLCs LLPs perhaps?
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Ask HN: What's your pick of a website with the *worst* UI/UX?
3 points by bobosha 9y ago|4 comments
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by bobosha 10y ago
I speak as a founder of an AI company in Vancouver Canada and ran it there for ~1 year - we relocated to US for fundraising and that's another story - but here is my sense for salaries: * AI/ML Scientists (UBC, SFU) , Typically MS
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by bobosha 10y ago
Exactly! I suspect most American programmers are woefully unprepared for even the most basic of programming tasks. I wouldn't be surprised if that figure - if it can even be credibly measured - is north of 90%.
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by bobosha 10y ago
Funny that a site run by ex-Microsoft CEO doesn't use the MS stack: https://builtwith.com/?https%3a%2f%2fusafacts.org
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by bobosha 10y ago
sliding?
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by bobosha 10y ago
This ^. I would also posit that coming up with a completely new paradigm for a mobile form-factor (cf. the mini-me approach of current mobile search), has lots of potential.
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by bobosha 10y ago
I think there is room for a horizontal search engine, by making it mobile-first. Even with Siri style conversation agents, mobile search still sucks real bad. If you design bottom-up for a mobile form factor you could have a winner.
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by bobosha 10y ago
Actually a significant number are little more than knee-jerk racism with "all 'em jerbs are belong to me" attitude. Ohh and anecdotes galore how horrible h1bs are, and how an american white knight had to come save the day. Re
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by bobosha 10y ago
I know what you are going to say: "There are plenty of IT jobs, just not enough at the salaries, us american programmers feel entitled to"
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by bobosha 10y ago
Canadian founder who relocated my startup to US for funding reasons here. It is very hard to secure seed level funding. The mindset is very un-SV unfortunately. But that could change rapidly if we see a few pillar companies emerge, but that
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by bobosha 10y ago
genetics plays a big part in type-2. I know several athletic types who have type-2 (through inheritance)
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by bobosha 10y ago
You might want to rethink that assumption, what about Trump & co.'s stance on h1b visas? Which are probably the only legal channel for skilled immigrants
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by bobosha 10y ago
related: http://www.paulgraham.com/america.html
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by bobosha 10y ago
is housing outside the valley core just as expensive, how about north bay such as sausalito or berkeley?
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by bobosha 10y ago
Tu Quoque fallacy in full effect. There is no single mainstream media - there are several outlets including the fawning Fox, Breitbart etc. but there is one government of which President Trump is the head.
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Ask HN: Recommend web analytics tool for a social listening platform?
2 points by bobosha 10y ago|2 comments
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by bobosha 10y ago
you contradict yourself as well as you can quickest=cheapest
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by bobosha 10y ago
Start attending some local meetups. Also it appears you are more startup friendly, so apply to startups. There are plenty of startups hiring people with your skills.
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by bobosha 10y ago
Theranos all over again
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by bobosha 10y ago
Apache Solr and Tomcat
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by bobosha 10y ago
> People in India and the rest of the third world all want to go to Europe or the U.S. It is the rest of us you have to worry about. I would challenge that notion. The Indian community is now in a reverse immigration, that the population
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by bobosha 10y ago
130K in Kansas City >> 130K in SF. Hope they take geography into consideration.
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Your ancestors were lower than dirt when they arrived here(cnbc.com)
2 points by bobosha 10y ago|0 comments
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by bobosha 10y ago
Focus, focus, focus. Seriously, I was one who used to sneer at the advice, thinking I can handle multiple things and by trying several things in parallel I increase my chances. Boy, was I wrong! Pick one and only one battle (market), and fi
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by bobosha 10y ago
pillpack.com --> fantastic ui/ux . couldn't say enough good things about them. p.s. they are a mail order pharmacy that packages pills into sachets
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by bobosha 10y ago
Keeping grudges: Let grudges go - they are pointless and eat up a lot of your time and attention.
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Ask HN: Any one working on the "Hierarchical Temporal Memory" approach?
1 points by bobosha 10y ago|0 comments
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by bobosha 10y ago
The author talks of a variable reward. The variability is importance because of monotony associated with a repeated reward.

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