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by dangero 13y ago
I'm kind of surprised that remote working issues haven't been completely solved at this point and it seems like there's still a big opportunity there to start a business in that space. There are a lot of cultural barriers the
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Poll: Do you prefer front end or back end work?
43 points by dangero 13y ago|51 comments
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Front End
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Back End
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by dangero 13y ago
This is somewhat off topic, but this page has incredible visuals. One of the hardest parts for me of writing technical information online is including the accompanying visuals needed to make it digestible. I think it's hard for me to d
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by dangero 13y ago
I don't know exactly because I wasn't involved in that side. The general thing I realized is that it's in the Chinese government's best interest to make sure large scale counterfeit operations are stopped. When looking f
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by dangero 13y ago
Having worked with factories in China I'm not sure the sleuthing relating to glue types, etc really mean a lot. Our vendors regularly changed things like that, sometimes without even consulting us first. (Although they should have). Al
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by dangero 13y ago
This is his side of the story. Some of it does seem shady on the side of CPSC, but my perspective is, Craig Zucker was making tons of money. Am I supposed to believe that the money he was making didn't override his better judgement at
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by dangero 13y ago
Good point. Maybe the best approach would be to let the interviewer choose the approach that works best for them. It would be sooo refreshing for a company to present me with interview options that will showcase my skills the best.
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by dangero 13y ago
I found the product interesting too. This is a minor nitpick and/or question. The sample conversation shown on the iPhone screen is in blue which indicates it's an iMessage conversation. Not a big deal, but it was a red flag to me
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by dangero 13y ago
The Soylent founder is a former YCombinator founder.
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I'll give App.net one thing: They get more press on HN than any other irrelevant company in the world.
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by dangero 13y ago
Hypothetical question: What if the founder of Lavabit took the documents that the US government sent him and gagged him with and put them somewhere where they could be stolen or illegally accessed? For example, what if he put them on a comp
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by dangero 13y ago
Oh interesting. I was wrong.
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by dangero 13y ago
Is this documented somewhere? Are you sure? How can you tell that you actually have 3 dynos running when you're paying for 3? I suspect that if you pay for at least 2 dynos what happens is that they keep at least one dyno running and s
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by dangero 13y ago
Great job on this. What I really like about this type of pricing is that it puts the complex cost calculation onto your side instead of the customer. I use a ton of products, Heroku services being an example where I have to try to guess at
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by dangero 13y ago
It goes the other way too. I expect this opinion to be unfavorable with the HN crowd, but let me explain: Spending your free time contributing to open source projects generally indicates that you're not a money driven person. This is a
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by dangero 13y ago
The timing in the video doesn't indicate the car's speed at the time of impact because that calculation assumes his speed was constant. If he was accelerating or decelerating all those calculations are invalid.
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by dangero 13y ago
Ancillary question: What would be the motivation behind making a domain for something like this?
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by dangero 13y ago
Gold being valuable isn't the point. In fact, I think calling bitcoin deflationary indicates the belief it will actually be more valuable in the future. Question for you regarding your reference to forced inflation and consumerism: Do
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by dangero 13y ago
I added a device about 3 hours ago. Still no go. I don't think they tested everything.
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I would say that's pretty normal and even reasonable. It depends on what the people do, but managing 6 people can easily be a full time job. I've actually been a manager of 6 people and found myself with no time to do anything els
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by dangero 13y ago
How many times do things like this have to happen before we decide to stop using the death penalty in the US?
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by dangero 13y ago
I agree. I didn't build it, but I was in need of such a thing and it happened to exist when I google searched for it. Would be fantastic for Wordpress. I don't know how many times I've typed up a title only to look it over an
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Proper title capitalization verifier(titlecapitalization.com)
1 points by dangero 13y ago|2 comments
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by dangero 13y ago
As someone outside, I have the impression that buying bitcoins is a bit of a pain, plus once I have them I have to keep track of them. Buying into the market through my already existing brokerage account is much more user friendly especiall
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by dangero 13y ago
Interesting thing about this video to me is that Obama called Snowden a "hacker" which is a total mischaracterization even if you accept the media's definition.
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by dangero 13y ago
For one, I think the cPanel interface is very out of date graphic design wise. Secondly, it's your typical last decade software that has a million features. I think it's also probably too technical for the average shared hosting u
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by dangero 13y ago
cPanel is a good one. I cringe anytime I have to use it, but I understand why it's there... It has a ton of features that the hosting company can advertise. That's probably what would make it hard to disrupt because while a new in
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by dangero 13y ago
"When trying to talk people away from Outlook that entire secondary ecosystem has always been a much bigger roadblock than the lack of a native client or even the idea of storing corporate data in "the cloud" in my experience

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