ecounysis

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Startup in 7 days(semi-blog.com)
3 points by ecounysis 16y ago|0 comments
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When is the best time to start a company?(mcstartup.com)
2 points by ecounysis 16y ago|0 comments
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What Makes an Entrepreneur? Four Letters: JFDI(cloudave.com)
32 points by ecounysis 16y ago|8 comments
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by ecounysis 16y ago
You're not going to learn enough to become an entrepreneur from any school. You just fucking do it. http://www.cloudave.com/1171/what-makes-an-entrepreneur-four...
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by ecounysis 16y ago
I love your use of the word "infected" to describe this.
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by ecounysis 16y ago
This looks like it could be promising: "Intended to provide a fast, developer-friendly functional scripting language with increased productivity similar to object-oriented languages Python and Ruby."
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Ask HN: Is SQL the new COBOL?
4 points by ecounysis 16y ago|8 comments
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by ecounysis 16y ago
Absolutely. Being employed is one of many possible indicators of your worth. Hopefully one's portfolio contains a few items more persuasive than merely being employed.
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by ecounysis 16y ago
LINQ
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by ecounysis 16y ago
You may be more desirable to a dysfunctional employer if you are actively employed, but working for another one of those is not the goal. A rational employer would judge a candidate on his/her ability to add value to the company, regardles
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by ecounysis 16y ago
Why did you give two weeks as opposed to just boxing up your stuff and letting them know you were done? Would they have shown you the same courtesy?
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by ecounysis 16y ago
linkedin.com
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by ecounysis 16y ago
https://github.com/michiel-unhosted/unhosted
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by ecounysis 16y ago
I like the use of modulo; I hadn't thought of that. setInterval is definitely much more simple and clean than recursively calling setTimeout, however it doesn't illustrate what is going on under the hood or how setInterval might be implemen
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by ecounysis 16y ago
I suppose there's nothing too special abot the code. I have never seen a very good explanation of closures in javascript, so I thought I'd share it for anyone else who might benefit from it. You are more than welcome to not be impressed. In
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JavaScript closures and recursion(stackoverflow.com)
14 points by ecounysis 16y ago|5 comments
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by ecounysis 16y ago
It's part of your reputation portfolio which includes personal references, blogs, open source activities, and whatever else the employer believes to be predictive of the value you will add to the company. If the employer only cares about yo
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by ecounysis 16y ago
yes
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by ecounysis 16y ago
No doubt. Try it! (but then wait for a month while we release it)
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"Tenacious-C" IDE (for C coding)(reddit.com)
5 points by ecounysis 16y ago|3 comments
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What is the best way for a non-CS major to obtain credibility as a programmer?(stackoverflow.com)
26 points by ecounysis 16y ago|35 comments
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Fed to buy $600 billion in bonds to aid economy(sltrib.com)
2 points by ecounysis 16y ago|0 comments