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14y ago
Really great recruiter in NYC in 1997. Told me exactly what to say for the interview and I got the job, with zero experience and a 2 yr gap after college. Even got me $33k when I asked for $27k. Thought I was the luckiest kid at the time
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14y ago
Write-up coming thanks HN!
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14y ago
The industry should reconsider. Not saying one should disclose ones counter-measures, but if the standard practice of keeping secrets amongst industry connected VIPs is the wise choice it's not working very well.
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14y ago
Hi, it seems all the major sites that have been hit recently have been using the "DDOS" term as a catch all, which really doesn't provide any insight for those of us who are trying to protect our own sites and understand wtf seems to be hap
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14y ago
Big ups! LOVE LastPass.
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dpweb
14y ago
This is probably the greatest endorsement for working at a company I've ever seen. Working @ Github must be great.
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Ask HN: Fair compensation for billable person?
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14y ago
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14y ago
I run node/express for most of my web servers and each takes up about 10-15mb RAM. They're very basic no fluff. Anyone know what comparable mem footprint in Go?
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14y ago
Sorry, but F design. Wikipedia, Google search, HN, Craigslist - they're essential - they are real value - and they're not winning any design contests.
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14y ago
Competitor of hers maybe? Don't totally disagree but the implication at the end this woman may be engaging in tax irregularities? - that's unfounded and a bit slanderous. Agree though - aff links are ads. You shouldn't say 'ad-free'.
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14y ago
You might have gotten some admin or mid-manager. Maybe they wanted to cut off communications (pretend it never happened) before their boss finds out about it. Seen guys do that before..
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14y ago
I really liked it. Imaginative. There's millions of startups now trying to solve (mostly) the same set of problems. I think a good new twist is needed, but also to pull people in. Capture their imagination, and this did it for me. Keep a
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Show HN: Online code editor
(htmledit.info)
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14y ago
They need to make public the details. How was it done? They left that out of the announcement. You guys know better public disclose of hacking techniques prepares much less tech savvy (about everyone) that twitter website operators can p
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Hey Twitter, make public the hacking details
(change.org)
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14y ago
Some of you guys are being ignorant, and too much time on your hands. What IM is doing seems legit from all the information here. It's giving devs some opportunity to make a living. If you don't like the wares don't install it. Simple.