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by boha 6y ago
Evergreen | Full-time | NYC, SF, REMOTE | Full-Stack and React Native Engineers Evergreen is building a comprehensive platform to help people get jobs, especially with the pandemic. But we’re putting the worker in the center and giving them
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AI's Latest Job? Designing Cool T-Shirts(wired.com)
4 points by boha 7y ago|0 comments
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by boha 10y ago
Sad to see so much detail paid to the data, and so little to the setup of the experiment itself. It shouldn't be surprising that an online technical screen favors candidates who've participated in a MOOC, but is blind, say, to yea
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by boha 10y ago
This was a great read about the supply side, despite the wince-worthy factual errors. Another great read, from the venerable David Driscoll of K&L in San Francisco, has a lot about the demand side: http://spiritsjournal.klwin
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by boha 10y ago
Most definitely the original.
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by boha 11y ago
+1 to all of this. I'm not in San Diego right now, but I've started projects and a company there, and hired dozens of engineers from the talent pool. If you have are a decent employer, you can have your pick of the litter . . . of
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by boha 11y ago
I just love how a term that has so much material impact for so many people swung from Not Great to Industry-Leading Excellent . . . from a HN comment, to a PR, and merged . . . in a couple of hours.
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by boha 11y ago
Remedy | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | ONSITE iOS Engineer (employee #1) Remedy connects primary care doctors with specialists through real-time mobile apps. No one has made something simple and useful for health care collaboration yet, s
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by boha 11y ago
A human reviews every submission before it goes on the wall. We might notice; we might not. ;)
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by boha 11y ago
Remedy | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | ONSITE iOS Engineer (employee #1) Remedy connects primary care doctors with specialists through real-time mobile apps. No one has made something simple and useful for health care collaboration yet, s
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by boha 11y ago
Airbnb clearly has product aspirations beyond home/room/yurt rentals.
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by boha 12y ago
FWIW, Apple's support for Target Display Mode has not been updated to exclude the new Retina iMac: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3924#4
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by boha 12y ago
A friend and I recently tried to get a LAN game of Battlefield 1942 going. It was only possible with hacks and [available, well-trodden] anti-piracy circumvention. This made me very sad. I'm not overly sentimental for that game, but it
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by boha 13y ago
Simon's spot-on here as to why Google/Facebook/etc. would be a bad move. The first impulse of most projects is to pull in social, so being mindful of how a user is asked to approach your app is a great place to start. Cole St
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by boha 13y ago
False dichotomy.
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Localmind acquired by Airbnb(blog.airbnb.com)
5 points by boha 14y ago|0 comments
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by boha 14y ago
Maybe they _are_ introverts . . . the other 362 days of the year. Part of the magic of Las Vegas is watching people try on new personalities (usually without success). It's sad when it turns into sleaziness.
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by boha 15y ago
+1 For M5 Hosting. My team and I run on App Engine for our startup's product, but I run all of my own stuff (email, websites/blogs, legacy projects) with Mike. It's a trust thing.
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by boha 15y ago
San Francisco, CA Localmind Funded, early startup building awesome realtime, location-based Q&A, with lots of fun stuff in the pipeline. http://www.localmind.com/jobs 1) UI/UX Design Lead 2) Android Developer 3) Community Deve
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by boha 16y ago
I've been privileged to try out early releases of Localmind, and it looks very exciting. A friend of mine was at dinner last Friday and answered an unsolicited Localmind query on the spot--and he wasn't entirely sure where it was coming fro
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by boha 16y ago
Supposition: The gender balance in the tech industry skews heavy to male, which engenders sexist bias, which makes it inhospitable to women, in which only the more confident, braver, resilient women will survive without quitting. Those type
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by boha 16y ago
It's not a matter of obscenity. That is not the author's contention. She is pointing out the disparity between covers featuring men and covers featuring women: Men are presented as people--pioneers, leaders, innovators--but women are pres