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9y ago
That lifestyle is possible in SV too .. it's a matter of how you choose priorities. At www.compilerworks.com we are purposefully bootstrapped to enable a high quality lifestyle (there are 3 of us in the Bay Area and 5 internationally)
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CompilerWorks | San Francisco Bay Area | Full-time, remote | $100k-$220k driven by your productivity. We are currently a team of 8 across 3 continents. http://www.compilerworks.com/job.html (experienced Java devs only) Comp
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Comcast forced me to upgrade a perfectly acceptable modem so I would have to option to have higher speed service (which I do not want)! Here's what they did: 1. asked me to upgrade the modem (emails and letters) 2. Inserted a filt
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9y ago
All devices/services have their own "identity" that belongs to the house (basically the house has its own email address). When we move we simply need to hand over that identity to the new home owner.
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He's an interesting person! Check his github ...
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CompilerWorks | San Francisco Bay Area | Full-time, remote | $100k-$220k driven by your productivity. We are currently a team of 7 across 3 continents. http://www.compilerworks.com/job.html (experienced Java devs only) Com
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All internet connected devices in our home are identified by a special "home" email, and info. No personally identified info -- just house identified info (of course not with the house address!) I wonder how many license agreement
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Nice story telling -- my question is around the transition from banking --> VC --> engineer. If you had your time over would you still follow the same path? Was the finance side of business so complex that you needed to be in the &quo
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9y ago
Another alternative the author neglects is to use KeePass and to sync files between devices using Resilio or some alternative. The added benefit is redundancy and no reliance on a 'third party' server for operation!
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Taking home $12-14MM now is a no brainer! Say you raise $5M at a $14M valuation. The VC will want a 3x return ... so the next sale for you is around $60M. How quickly until you are at $60M. Having been in a similar situation in 2006 I am so
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We are a Java shop .. there is a long history to the initial decision and the implications. Currently we have about 500,000 lines of code to maintain per developer. With that said we have worked with developers proficient in other languages
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We are looking for experienced Java Developers (currently we have devs in UK, Portugal, Canada and USA).
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CompilerWorks | San Francisco Bay Area | Full-time, remote | $110k-$220k driven by your productivity http://www.compilerworks.com/job.html CompilerWorks is a bespoke compiler company, with our core product centered around c
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9y ago
Everything short of seeing the money in your bank account is some version of "No." Now get back to work!
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Great comment: I look ok -- I can walk ok -- but only for about 50 yards before I fatigue. And it gets worse when the weather is hot. I too have MS. When people see me limping they assume I have a sporting injury! Yes I am sure there are so
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New UI REMOVED notes you make against contacts (this is how I remembered who the people I connected with were!) This totally undermines the value of the network! The redesign may help them make more money short term, but will undermine the
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CompilerWorks | San Francisco Bay Area | Full-time, remote | $130k-$210k driven by your productivity http://www.compilerworks.com/job.html CompilerWorks is a bespoke compiler company, with our core product centered around c
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10y ago
How embarrassing - typos galore. Please do not judge.
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CompilerWorks | San Francisco Bay Area | Full-time, remote | $110k-$200k driven by your productivity http://www.compilerworks.com/job.html CompilerWorks is a bespoke compiler company, with our core product centered around c
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Good reporting of a simple idea that me and my under-graduate colleagues discussed 30+ years ago! This is not a "new" theory -- rather it is simply new reporting of an old idea.
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Anyone feeling defensive or threatened today?
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www.compilerworks.com is hiring developers Location: SF Bay Area (or REMOTE) - we spread across 3 continents atm. We are purely funded by customers, and expect to continue growing without external financing. You can get a sense for what we
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And given that "police" have access to your fingerprint and your token/card then the only thing protecting you from self incrimination is your password ! http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/
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Pleasantly surprising to see it actually works (even if on an isolated power supply for safety)
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it does -- and designing the plane to shape the shockwaves can reduce the perceived boom volume http://www.nasa.gov/aero/centers_tackle_sonic_boom.html
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Obviously a political statement supporting the profitability of his current business model! "This is the problem with Bernie Sanders, and Hillary Clinton, and progressives who push very hard to raise the minimum wage," says Puzder
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San Francisco (or Bay Area) | Pearl Travel Tech (product website http://permiso.me ) The partners at http://www.immigrationlaw.com identified the problem and we were setup to create a solution (and sell to whomever so
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You want to be paid to write a compiler? Want to learn some techniques not yet covered in the literature? Take a look at http://www.compilerworks.com/dev.html
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It's simple economics --- lock in customers to buy your chips. Just like razor blades and razors.
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Location: SF Bay Area (or remote) Company: www.compilerworks.com (the website alludes to our core technology ... it does not describe the product we are selling customers). atm we have big paying customer who are covering our development co
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