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by bsvalley 8y ago
- For someone fresh out of college: Don't change anything, the current process is perfectly designed for college grads. So Leetcode it is and whatever the google's, facebook's, etc, are currently using to hire "the best
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by bsvalley 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18514637
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by bsvalley 8y ago
Sharing your personal experience on CNBC is much more powerful than IG and FB. What’s the difference though? Having a need to share our opinions and personal life is the reason why social platforms exist in the first place. The real proble
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Ask HN: What are the reasons why you will not apply to YC in 2019?
6 points by bsvalley 8y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: What is your go-to Domain Provider?
3 points by bsvalley 8y ago|5 comments
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by bsvalley 8y ago
The answer is the same as the one 3-5 years ago. The only main difference today is that almost everybody knows about cryptocurrencies now. More adoption, more regulations, more projects, etc. Really, nothing as changed in terms of the futur
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by bsvalley 8y ago
What would technologically be possible in 3 years from now? :) Sounds more like a million dollar question.
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Ask HN: Why are interviewers not playing the game?
2 points by bsvalley 8y ago|1 comments
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by bsvalley 8y ago
People like you make our lives really painful... I wish there was a rule saying that if a domain name has been purchased and hasn't been used after X months, then it should be automatically cancelled and available for other people to u
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Ask HN: Why is it harder to learn new things the older you get?
33 points by bsvalley 8y ago|19 comments
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by bsvalley 8y ago
- For someone fresh out of college: Don't change anything, the current process is perfectly designed for college grads. So Leetcode it is and whatever the google's, facebook's, etc, are currently using to hire "the best
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by bsvalley 8y ago
Grateful for the money I made within the last 10 years. I was aggressively trying to get to that point years ago and now here I am. Guess what, I haven't even spent a penny of that money, turns out I'm a minimalist. All I need is
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by bsvalley 8y ago
Sure, but you will need another boss service to make sure you’re not giving up on this boss service after only a week of annoying micro-management stuff :)
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by bsvalley 8y ago
And when you need to use multiple google accounts it shows all the weaknesses in their products. Singing out from an account and signing in to another account on the same machine generates a security email all the time. If you have 3-4 diff
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by bsvalley 8y ago
I believe Google is relying way too much on data rather than using basic and common sense. It’s been like this for years. They don’t apply proper UX rules per se, hiding crucial features (by literally making them almost impossible to find)
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Ask HN: What are you grateful for? Happy Thanksgiving
4 points by bsvalley 8y ago|1 comments
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by bsvalley 8y ago
I thought about it, it's a great idea and could help a lot of other people out there.
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by bsvalley 8y ago
A house. I'm literally building a new house (high level supervision I'm not part of the actual labor of course). It is far more exciting than any software I've ever built in the past. Especially when you've been coding s
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by bsvalley 8y ago
Like Chris Sacca said a while back, news feeds should be a push and not a pull. Also, majority of the people read news in order to kill time, which is counter intuitive. I would think people would read news mostly to stay informed with what
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by bsvalley 8y ago
My bad I jumped the gun too soon. Sorry for that poor comment of mine :/
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by bsvalley 8y ago
Thanksgiving is coming, black Friday and Cyber Monday. 2 things are happening: - 1. people are cashing out any gains and closing things out this year prior to filling taxes. - 2. people are getting more fiat to spend this week and get some
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by bsvalley 8y ago
I have the exact same configuration as yours and I confirm I can't get anything done during the days I'm at the office. It's all about face-to-face and meetings which is why I usually commute to work. Getting job done require
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by bsvalley 8y ago
Are you married with kids? It seems that your perspective comes from someone who still values personal activities and self care over the family life. I was exactly like that before I got married. Totally fair... But when you start having ki
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by bsvalley 8y ago
+1 This is really true. I made amazing friends at my first 2 jobs and since then, nothing but work. The culture has changed as well for the last 10 years. Colleagues don't even say "hi" anymore. When you're already estab
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by bsvalley 8y ago
This has nothing to do with dating, which is probably why you didn't get the point. I was referring to the martial status. If someone is not married doesn't mean he or she is not dating anyone. I was pointing out family responsibi
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by bsvalley 8y ago
It all comes down to 2 things: - If you're single, working at an office is good for you. Surround yourself with people who share a common interest. Yeah, it's work, but I'm sure you'll meet people who have similar intere
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Ask HN: What is the best and cheapest Email solution out there?
1 points by bsvalley 8y ago|2 comments
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by bsvalley 8y ago
Freedom. It's like an escape from work. So when you're not working, you don't need an escape anymore since you get more freedom.
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by bsvalley 8y ago
How will you guarantee that the data manually entered in your system is true or false? I had the same idea though, so many bad recruiters out there it's hard to find the good ones.
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by bsvalley 8y ago
At 29 years old you grew up with the fact that the Internet is like electricity. It’s everywhere and part of our life. Same goes for mobile phones and Amazon Prime for 15-20 years old kids. At 50 years old you can’t seem to imagine life wit

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