chrisclark1729

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The Grand Taxonomy of Hip-Hop Handles(worldfamousdesignjunkies.com)
3 points by chrisclark1729 16y ago|0 comments
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
You should really find a way to incentivize people who want to pay to join the site. I can't even figure out how to join as a payer, let alone a reason why I should.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Just say you need to move on. The longer you wait the worse it gets. Let them know without going into excruciating detail that it's better FOR BOTH OF YOU (be sure to emphasize the benefits of not relying on someone who doesn't want to be
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Free is Not the End(fingertipsmusic.com)
2 points by chrisclark1729 16y ago|0 comments
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Beware that advertising on a "job site or two" amounts to spamming the post everywhere.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Yeah, because there's nothing better than working with someone who thinks they know your business better than you do after being there for 5 minutes.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
As others stated for me, to parse large text files of data.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Personally, I think pay-per-hour incentivizes me to "work a standard day" and then quit. Where the standard day is whatever fits into the company's cultural definition of a day.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
This is a question, but isn't it used fairly often in the finance industry?
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
I totally agree. Can't believe they're not protecting their cash cow.
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Apple-Google to be at war in music space by Christmas(reuters.com)
1 points by chrisclark1729 16y ago|2 comments
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
I wouldn't say they're so much competing with myspace or last.fm as they're poised to dominate a wide open space hobbled by those two companies poor execution. Nonetheless, I effectively agree with danishkhan.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Excel 2010 :)
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
This looks pretty cool. I'm not a designer, so I don't know what's on the market already. But I have to say this is a simple (but real) problem for which you've provided an interesting solution.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
The lack of content to be streamed, which has more to do with the studios than with Netflix.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
I hear Costco has great deals on mattresses for around that price. I spent more than that because of the whole 1/3rd of your life argument.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Define what constitutes a finished product.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Helping people move.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Truth. As much as I love hip-hop, it's not great coding music because there are too many words which draw your focus away.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
I used these guys: http://www.vgkids.com/ They were really nice people, on-time, quality printing and did some extra design work to get our design ready for t-shirts.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
I'm sure it's best to gauge the employer, but unless commuting or meeting sessions are part of your offer I usually wouldn't start the clock until I've actually started working. That's how I run things, maybe I'm too honest buy the win/win
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
I liked Sam's Learning Perl in 21 days, but I was new to both Perl and programming.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
Creating config files for a universal report loader. Then hopefully deprecating the over 100 scripts which exist to do the same thing as the universal loader.
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
That seems rough. I'm actually going through a similar (albeit not as extreme) situation, which is why I'm at home on a Saturday night trying to generate leads for my freelance business. Two major points from me: First, you shouldn't get a
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by chrisclark1729 16y ago
My girlfriend set up an informational interview for me in December 2007 with my future boss. I was not shy about saying I was willing to take a job, but wasn't pushing too hard or selling. We just had a straight conversation and by Februa