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Mountain View is threatening to shut down Hacker Dojo
(allthingsd.com)
5 points
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coffee
15y ago
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coffee
15y ago
> If the end result is failure, the company goes bankrupt and the hiring manager no longer has the ability to hire. This is NOT what I've seen, first hand. Usually were talking about a series "X" round of funding. Hiring is scaled out.
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coffee
15y ago
I believe comments like this is why I'm constantly finding disagreement with what you say. You have a very hard slant. Personally, I've found, and seen others having, a wide array of alternatives available to them. If "we" don't show that t
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coffee
15y ago
> But after a while, it seems to be a lot more important to tell people they are wrong Honestly, this is one of the main reason I see that a lot of hiring managers LOVE young, inexperienced, recent college grads. They do not want to be
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coffee
15y ago
hmmm... Well, this isn't an attack against you personally, or a tit-for-tat sort of comment, but... > We have to work among the group of people for which this behavior is standard procedure. You ARE saying that this is acceptable, since
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coffee
15y ago
I'm sorry, I just have a problem with this mentality. Things are fucked up, so we should expect it to continue being fucked up, and now that it is expected, we shall deem it acceptable... > It's a sad state of affairs when we, as employ
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coffee
15y ago
I'm surprised that people in these threads say "I'm not at all surprised by this behavior" - It's a sad state of affairs when we, as employees, wholly expect this behavior between the few leading companies in this area.
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coffee
15y ago
> I have meet very few developers that can deliver a product who where not able to adapt to the way a team builds a product once they are in the door or adapt the team to their process if it is seen to be superior. Good point, and I tot
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coffee
15y ago
> ...different solutions do not equal bad solutions, and lack of knowledge on the part of the interviewer does not equal a bad solution. You've hit the nail on the head (generally speaking, not directing this towards any one company). T
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coffee
15y ago
I'm not clear on how Megaupload pays artists (or anyone) who attract large amounts of downloads from paid accounts. What am I missing?
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coffee
15y ago
> I turned 37, so I'm probably one of the oldest guys around here Nope! You're not... Keep pushing hard :)
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30 Price Plan Landing Pages
(imgur.com)
3 points
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coffee
15y ago
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coffee
15y ago
Here in Berkeley we have the local Shattuck Cinemas. They are taking a different approach on movie viewing as well. They provide couches (literally) instead of seats. http://www.landmarktheatres.com/mn/shattuck/shattuck_lovesac... It's a
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coffee
15y ago
> ...but at the end of the day there is no excuse for not doing your own math. You're over simplifying it. Just about every merchant can understand that they are giving up a dollar for a quarter. They get that. What they don't understan
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coffee
15y ago
>...it is not so nice for the employer. I can see how my comments and actions could be taken negatively, but I disagree with that generic statement. Yes it can be not so nice for the employer, but it could also have zero negative impact
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coffee
15y ago
> I can literally do nothing to sop up any problems that might arise Have you trained your job (bosses) to understand that you take periodic breaks outside of the building (i.e. grab coffee)? Once you have, you simply grab your bag, wit
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Square Payments used by Salvation Army when Accepting Donations
(blog.salvationarmyusa.org)
1 points
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coffee
15y ago
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coffee
15y ago
FYI, you might want to check out this: http://www.betabeat.com/2011/10/26/quit-netflix-meet-the-net... I've just now been using it, and it's pretty interesting...
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coffee
15y ago
Yea I guess it would be interesting to know I have taste mates out there. But I feel like that's the bigger picture, once I regularly engage with you application. My perspective is one of, what do I get out of this right now, first time usi
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coffee
15y ago
I like it! I actually found a new movie that related to the ratings I supplied, nor have I seen it before, good stuff. Here are some thoughts: 1. I've feed Netflix a lot of my data over the years. A link from each movie to a Netflix result
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coffee
15y ago
Sorry to hear this, must be very hard after 9 months of hard work. If they are the sole providers of this data, a great business may be to compete head-to-head if you can start becoming a provider of this data. That may be good use of your
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coffee
15y ago
You say you want to re-enter the working world. The real question is do you want to change who you are to match the needs of the working world? Different advise for the different answers...
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15y ago
I guess... We manage over 200 instances, and the additional commit & pull has never been an issue for us. I suppose a different approach has merit, but you're leaving out the dev time with maintenance and updates to your software that m
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coffee
15y ago
> If this has happend to you many times, you are likely doing something wrong. I have never had one of my sites banned from Google. Right. So. YOU'VE never personally had a site banned, therefore others who have must be doing it wrong.
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coffee
15y ago
That's cool, but it seems a bit overcomplicated. We use an alias for each instance and keep that alias file in github. A new dev comes on board, they git pull, and they are off and running. Maybe I'm missing something, but how is this pytho
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coffee
15y ago
Yea that sucks, it's happened to me MANY times. The fact of the matter is, it's Googles world and we're just living in it...
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A New Incubator Model Pairs Startups With Established Companies
(betabeat.com)
6 points
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coffee
15y ago
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15y ago
Hey, that's a good point! To get more control one should move to AWS. But wait, I don't control the network card on the server with AWS. Hmmm... I know! I'll get a colo. Now I can purchase and build my own machine and have control over the
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coffee
15y ago
No not trolling... I wasent assuming a marketing experience, it's directly what you state in your post. Maybe you meant to direct that statement to your co-founder and not yourself? I deleted my response as it was just to harsh. If you were
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coffee
15y ago
"I disrespect him because he started disrespecting me." That is very immature. "Why assume the non-tech founder is always the bad guy?" Because in most cases this is true. And when you write a post titled "My programmer is a dick..." what d
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