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   by burritofanatic 12y ago

   I was always under the impression that they're Django/Python. Can anyone confirm?
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   by burritofanatic 12y ago

   Although I was pleased to see my favorite taco shop's burrito represented, I'm upset that a place like Cancun or Farolito has a higher rated index.
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   by burritofanatic 12y ago

   Excellent! People writing important papers really should be using Git. When documents are extremely complex, previously removed portions can have pertinence later.
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   by burritofanatic 12y ago

   One summer night in 2007, I found myself playing poker with Justin Kan in a living room of the "Y-Combinator" building in San Francisco. Emmett Shear may have been there, but amongst the crowd in the living room was Steve Huffman,
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   by burritofanatic 12y ago

   Nevermind, found the answer: "Fifteen years ago, Alibaba's 18 founders were determined to set up a global Internet company originated by Chinese people, with hopes it would become one of the world's top 10 Internet companies,
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   by burritofanatic 12y ago

   Does anyone know the significance of 102 years?
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   by burritofanatic 12y ago

   I also love the New Yorker and read it weekly, but am wondering why it's here.
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   by burritofanatic 13y ago

   Wait a second. Is this the same business that was suspended while they were figuring out legal issues? Anyone know what I'm talking about?
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   by burritofanatic 13y ago

   I did this while I was a QA guy who was transitioning out of law in my late twenties. Progressively working through the web stack is good for learning, but I've found myself most employable as a new guy doing iOS. It took about a year.
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    If you do plan to keep your license active, your state may have a poorer-lawyer fee scale. Take advantage of that. Same goes with CEB requirements. There's no need to pay for the expensive all inclusive programs.
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    It felt good to have a regular job after leaving a law firm when I did that myself a few years ago. I ended up working as a lowly CSR for something I considered my passion at the time. After a couple unexpected transitions, I've picked
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    And I bet Charles Golvin now has an iPhone, probably two of them.
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    Someone please work on the screenplay, and please have David Fincher direct.
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    I second this. If you're in the business to crank out apps for the purpose of a bread and butter bottom line with more than one person working on the project, IB is the way to go. Otherwise, there's a ton of value in doing it by h
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    It blows my mind that some very famous people submit comments here.
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    Ask HN:Passing through SF for two days to work. Best/cheapest workspaces?

    1 points by burritofanatic 13y ago|2 comments
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    Correct, the customs brokerage business reminds me of Asseta (YCS13) in that there's less competition, and is an industry that people do not naturally enter for lack of knowledge or sex appeal. Recipe for a money maker. CodeCombat&#x27
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    Pretty good point, actually - distinction between the small and large companies. To date though, I only met two people who are proficient in both, and do it day to day.
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    If you're an employer, is this a desirable trait, or would you want just one stellar person per each platform?
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    Ask HN: How common are hybrid iOS Android developers? (mid-level)

    5 points by burritofanatic 13y ago|5 comments
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    by burritofanatic 13y ago

    I did a search for the word splinters, and found none in the comments or in the post. Has this issue been addressed?!