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by bubblicious 12y ago
Thank you so much for the link, I had never seen this, it's pretty amazing! :)
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by bubblicious 12y ago
This is a great link, thanks for sharing!
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How AngularJs will save JavaScript from its $ sign(nicolasbize.com)
3 points by bubblicious 12y ago|2 comments
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Thanks for the advice.
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by bubblicious 12y ago
OK I'll come up with something. Thanks
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by bubblicious 12y ago
My website usually has very little activity (about 100-200 visits per day for an open source project) and out of nowhere I went #1 on HN last week-end for a blog article. From saturday to monday: 80,935 unique visits with peaks of 600 simul
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by bubblicious 12y ago
I just finished Masters Of Doom ( http://www.amazon.com/Masters-Doom-Created-Transformed-Cultu... ). I read it almost non-stop. I highly recommand it to anyone who has gone through the early days of ID Software games Wolf3D &
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Well even if I found a co-founder, I'd like to get more opinions than just one.
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Ask HN: I have a great idea. Where can I get feedback before going further?
7 points by bubblicious 12y ago|9 comments
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by bubblicious 12y ago
To answer your question, I worked for another year for that company and must have done about 100 interviews with that method. It wasn't perfect, but I found that it gave better results than the other stuff I had tried. Also, I found th
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Yes, those open questions could tell you a lot about how the person communicates as well, even though I was very careful as the context of an interview is always biased towards people who are extraverts.
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by bubblicious 12y ago
There were some (a rare few unfortunately) who would be thrilled to talk about the projects they had done professionaly and were really proud of. They would talk in great details about how perfectly designed their asset pipeline was, the pa
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Yes, my article might be a little misleading, as I was really looking for the excitement more than anything, work-related projects fully included. The most important objective of my question was to put the candidate in a full comfort zone.
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How I ended up conducting successful tech interviews with just 1 question(nicolasbize.com)
261 points by bubblicious 12y ago|133 comments
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by bubblicious 12y ago
It probably took a lot of work to do so I'm not going to bash this... But somehow I feel that the letters are not round enough for my eyes to easily flow from one letter to the other. But then again I don't have the best eyes eith
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by bubblicious 12y ago
I'd like to think that part of it will have to do with voice command. I'd like to be able to command my laptop/desktop to do anything from basic tasks (schedule reminders, launch apps) to complex and customizable tasks (creat
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by bubblicious 12y ago
They should make a new commercial about their packages being delivered in 8 minutes by angels and flying potatoes.
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Interesting... Perhaps it is because web design is becoming like fashion, everyone leaning towards the same trend? Today it seems that almost every one is doing metro-style flat design with some CSS framework like bootstrap and it's ea
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by bubblicious 12y ago
I find the idea very interesting... Nevertheless I always expect determinism when browsing webpages so I think this would throw me off more than not. :)
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by bubblicious 12y ago
Yes :) QuickBasic enabled you to build your EXEs. Biggest IDE upgrade I have seen for a long time!
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by bubblicious 12y ago
I was thinking about this. Also everytime I have been forced to find a solution without using the internet I have been thrilled about what I learned. Too bad I never make that happen more often... :(
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by bubblicious 12y ago
I'm really impressed by test_unit hitting #2. Most people who wander off into ruby bring back their TDD enthusiasm to the other languages they use. That's quite an impact for the entire industry when you think about it. Kudos to a