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by cbzehner 7y ago
Check out https://breakoutlist.com/ , it's designed for answering just that question - with a bias towards Silicon Valley hype. If you're interested in Atrium, reach out to me (see profile). We're hiring!
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There’s a brain region for Pokémon characters if you played a lot as a kid(arstechnica.com)
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Being Glue: The Making of Senior Engineers(noidea.dog)
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Ask HN: Recommendations for Underrated Conferences
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by cbzehner 8y ago
I have had a couple colleagues out of bootcamp programs, they all had previous careers and decided to make the leap into software. If they're motivated and okay with the fact that they're mostly likely going to be offered an entry
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by cbzehner 8y ago
I haven't read this yet, but I plan on purchasing it and working through it this weekend or next. Robin's "Road to React" really helped me cement my understanding of React and learn how to use it in a concrete way. The f
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by cbzehner 8y ago
Ex-Facebook. After five years I found my pace of learning had basically plateaued. Combine with organizational politics at any large company and I started looking for something smaller. Ended up at Atrium, a legal startup in SF. Similar to
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by cbzehner 8y ago
Don’t forget, you only need one to land. Remember someone is paying you for your time and skill right now! If you can let the rejections go, a hard thing, you’ll end up somewhere that’s a better fit. I recently changed roles and it took a h
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by cbzehner 8y ago
I think startups are behind BigCo on this. This is a recent change at places like Facebook. I recently took a new job at a startup with a 1 year cliff and 10/20/30/40 vesting schedule, so there’s still a lot of variance in th
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by cbzehner 8y ago
I switched to Dvorak in a weekend (~8 hours) using something like https://learn.dvorak.nl/ It took me about a month to get comfortable and stop making mistakes and I switched back and forth regularly for the first two years
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by cbzehner 8y ago
You should look at the articles from First Round Review[0]. I haven't read any in a while but they tend to be high quality long form write-ups from successful execs. Similar to this piece. [0] http://firstround.com/revi
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by cbzehner 8y ago
This isn't true. Very few people are bad across the board -- find your strengths (as other commenters have said) and focus on those. It's better to be excellent in one or two areas, especially ones your passionate about than solid
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by cbzehner 9y ago
Mullvad ( https://mullvad.net/en/ ) is the highest rated VPN service by That One Privacy Site[0] and it's pretty easy to use. It's what I use, check it out! [0] https://thatoneprivacysite.net/20
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by cbzehner 9y ago
Definitely worth checking out. If you're not yet onboard the React hype train I'd recommend the author's Road To React course ( https://www.robinwieruch.de/the-road-to-learn-react/ ), it's a good intr
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by cbzehner 9y ago
Pipenv? See a recent post by (what I assume) is one of the maintainers. https://www.kennethreitz.org/essays/pipenv-one-year-later-a-...
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by cbzehner 9y ago
It depends on the person and my expectations for the role. The best people have everything, including jobs! So I make it a rule not to expect perfection, helps prevent disappointment. When I'm evaluating candidates from a resume, if th
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by cbzehner 9y ago
Interview cake is amazing. The way the problems are presented and the hints are given is often better than what you'll get in an actual interview setting. After using it myself, I could not recommend it any more highly.
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by cbzehner 9y ago
Thanks! I already signed up!
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by cbzehner 9y ago
I'll buy it. Please do! I really like the idea of being able to share this with people just getting started who find algorithms intimidating (we're not all math double majors :P). It probably can't serve as a primary source o
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A Linear Time Majority Vote Algorithm(cs.utexas.edu)
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The Architecture of MediaWiki, the Software That Runs Wikipedia(aosabook.org)
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by cbzehner 11y ago
Skynet.