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dillonforrest
10y ago
What are your pet peeves within your field of work?
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Sorry, developer bootcamps: I was wrong
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The tactical guide to networking for introverts
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Show HN: Landing page MVP generator, the minimum viable MVP
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12y ago
The word choice "blowout" is arguably strong, but I do agree that this year's match was much less one-sided than last year's. This one was even until the very last game, while Carlsen had a good lead after only Game 6 l
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13y ago
The author doesn't seem to be building a complex single-page app. If that's the case, then yes, jQuery is easier than Angular. If the author IS trying to build a complex single-page app, then I see absolutely no reason why jQuery
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13y ago
I find this HILARIOUS!! Some of those guys visit hacker news WAYYYY TOOOO MUCHHH.
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13y ago
I agree with the thesis of Will's post. I'd just like to point out that 1) meetings are still Evil (capital E) and 2) "free-flowing, organic discourse," as Will puts it, is perfect for anti-meeting culture. It's n
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13y ago
LOL, as if academics are more qualified to comment on the tech job market than hirers.
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13y ago
I actually don't like using extra monitors, keyboards, or a mouse. I just use my 13" Macbook Air with basic headphones. I find that I'm most comfortable when I'm mobile and minimalist.
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13y ago
This is actually an annoying thing about NYC. In NYC, when people say "New York," they actually mean "New York City's five boroughs." When people say "upstate" or "upstate New York," they mean the rest of the state of New York minus NYC. Wh
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13y ago
Woah Carl, you're doing Hacker School?? Awesome!! I was in the batch last summer!
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13y ago
So jealous!!
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13y ago
I agree. Talking about schools and their rankings is very counterproductive. It measures the wrong metrics. I went to Wharton/Penn for undergrad, which favors me in these kinds of surveys, but I'm still against them.
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The health and life cycle of tech products
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Recruiters are socially inappropriate bachelors
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14y ago
Let's not assume that public equities indicate good decision-making! :)
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Proper programming is surprisingly social
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Deceptive Sex Appeal: Community-Based Products
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14y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a Hacker School S'12 alum, but these words are my own only. I don't believe Nick or any Hacker School facilitator look to revolutionize "hacker." I don't believe they want to get into any semantic argument. If anything, the
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14y ago
Hey there, I did Hacker School this past summer. I was one of the most beginner-level programmers in the beginning. I never opened my terminal, never heard of functional programming, and didn't even know how html and css worked. I was a