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Ask HN: Which states loosely or don't enforce non-compete agreements?
10 points by diminium 14y ago|1 comments
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by diminium 14y ago
Plus A players have a tendency to care a lot more about their own knowledge that it allowed Steve Jobs to yell at them to improve their efficiency. If Jobs yelled at a typical B player or corporate drone, they would just take it and go on a
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Ask HN: How do you determine your own knowledge level?
9 points by diminium 14y ago|6 comments
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by diminium 14y ago
"The thing to understand in selling into this market is you need to adapt your "logical" marketing and sales strategy to the way enterprises buy. I say adapt b/c you can't make or help a dysfunctional buyer behave differently." Is it easier
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Ask HN: Is a starting an enterprise software startup worth the hassle?
70 points by diminium 14y ago|20 comments
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by diminium 14y ago
Do you mean non-correlated in terms of ability, or do you mean correlated in how a large amount of people think it does? These links post to mostly non-correlated examples.
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Ask HN: Why do people hire experience based on time instead of actuality?
7 points by diminium 14y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: How do you sell yourself as a new non-web freelancer to clients?
4 points by diminium 14y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: If Alan Turing never died, could Britian have been Silicon Valley?
2 points by diminium 14y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Do you like working with bigger or smaller complexity?
2 points by diminium 14y ago|1 comments
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by diminium 14y ago
I don't living in SV but I like reading about it. All I can really say is to follow the money. In order to be Silicon Valley, the first thing a place like Moncton needs is money. Lots and lots of money. Silicon Valley got it's money beca
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Ask HN: How difficult is it to train someone from one tech to another?
1 points by diminium 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you not get influenced by others except when you have to?
1 points by diminium 14y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Is visiting sites like this worth it? Does it provide a high ROI?
7 points by diminium 14y ago|5 comments
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by diminium 14y ago
The top rated answer main point is also funny as well. It reminds me of my town. They are more than willing to vote for more services and while also more than willing to pay less taxes. In the short term, it's a party but in the long ter
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by diminium 14y ago
I think the answer is you don't. People are really stupid creatures who prefer to hire not based on what's best but what they feel comfortable with. This results in 95%+ of people being hired not for what is best for them but of circumsta
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by diminium 14y ago
"They should be designed in a way that they just work -- they are easy to use and use without error." But how do you learn how to do that? For example, making an API. API's, once released into the wild, should never be changed (unless you
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by diminium 14y ago
"Fast forward many years and many shipped products and I certainly don't feel that way. In the broadest sense I think I've learned to embrace ignorance in software development" So embrace ignorance? I could always go back to that but I'm w
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by diminium 14y ago
"so rather than trying to load everything into our brains at once, we can focus on a part at a time and develop a good test suite that will point out the effects of any changes so you don't have to try to anticipate them and can focus your
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Ask HN: How do you stop feeling overwhelmed when programming?
1 points by diminium 14y ago|7 comments
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by diminium 14y ago
How do you know which ones the founding team will be most productive on? Especially if none on your team are database pros?
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by diminium 14y ago
I was trying to say older that lost ground for a bit but is now turning into a highly recommended database option. As for old, doesn't PostgreSQL have roots dating all the way back to 1982?
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Ask HN: It's 2012, what database solution do you now pick for a Web 2.0 site?
5 points by diminium 14y ago|17 comments
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Ask HN: How do you deal with bottom feeders and undesirables?
2 points by diminium 14y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Is religious behavior built into humanity? (see Rails, TDD, .Net, etc)
3 points by diminium 14y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Does doing what your users say they want ultimately end in betrayal?
4 points by diminium 14y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Was Silicon Valley created out of luck or out of work?
1 points by diminium 15y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Selling Delusions vs Selling Reality?
1 points by diminium 15y ago|1 comments
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by diminium 15y ago
So your telling me code can be imperfect, just good enough? I can leave an extra "." in the code and nothing bad will happen?
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Ask HN: How do you manage perfection?
4 points by diminium 15y ago|9 comments

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