dreamux

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by dreamux 16y ago
I can't help but feel this is a solution without a problem.
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by dreamux 16y ago
What you're looking for is called coworking space... there are plenty of places that do it (especially in SF). Usually the rates are monthly, but I'm sure if you called and asked at a place you could get a 2 week price. Just give a search
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by dreamux 16y ago
I think one of the big reasons you don't see startups changing the world anymore is that the name of the game has changed from 'go public' to 'get acquired'. Many game changing technologies that big companies have released in the past 10 y
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by dreamux 16y ago
I'm surprised that Netflix is still so tightly coupled to AWS, since companies the size of Netflix can actually reap the economies of scale of running their own infrastructure (AWS makes most sense for smaller operations). However, I would
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by dreamux 16y ago
1. No website is free. 2. Building communities is hard and expensive (for both prospects as well as attracting listings). 3. The alternatives (recruiters) are really expensive (tens of thousands of dollars for some positions), the relativel
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by dreamux 16y ago
There will always be a place for innovation, regardless of how software is architected. Gluing libraries together may seem like an ignorant approach to how a system truly operates, but these are powerful tools and allow the development of
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by dreamux 16y ago
Also, people become far more risk-averse as their careers progress. This is particularly true in high-paying jobs like software development; its hard to walk away from $100k+ job to start your own project, especially with a wife and kids d
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by dreamux 16y ago
Probably won't happen: - Google is still a competitor during an already sensitive time for Yahoo. Giving Google a further competitive advantage is more costly than the lost revenue from a potential sale. - It may be inexpensive to maintain