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by gt2 7y ago
I think it's very touristy because it's a popular cruise port.
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by gt2 7y ago
Can anyone say what those typical paths are? Contractual I would assume? I've wondered about that myself since I've heard much about dilution.
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by gt2 7y ago
+ VSCode: CMD + b toggles the sidebar (whichever is open)
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by gt2 7y ago
That's par for the course (hush hush part). Rather than finances you can quote other relevant numbers like user engagement, time to implement a system, number of bugs/code quality figures.
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by gt2 8y ago
Serious question - is this an ad? For the company, showing they have a solution to new growth problems which will keep them a growth company? (custom chip, architected for AI) And how they solved the problem before with this team?
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by gt2 8y ago
I think that's quite a leap you made. These are still people and YouTube just gave them a platform to become popular.
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by gt2 8y ago
I think #3 goes at the top. Open an editor and start a python script, <html></html>, new Xcode project from template, etc. Then do the minimal amount of work to make a "program". Would be great to have input from
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by gt2 8y ago
Well at least you gave one piece of advice while you were taking the time to reply.
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by gt2 8y ago
Can you summarize here for the rest of us?
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by gt2 8y ago
Zebras All the Way Down - Bryan Cantrill, Uptime 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE2KDzZaxvE Lots of great tangents that add to the subjects. I love talks like this.
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by gt2 8y ago
Require account signup/login with real cell number to register?
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by gt2 8y ago
I actually was thinking more about going around regulations by building a solution which wouldn't be targeted by those regulations, in one way or another (outside jurisdiction or innovative product that does something in different way)
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by gt2 8y ago
Disruption. Begging for forgiveness instead of asking for permission. You can see it in many major players that got their start by going around regulations. Once you are onto something, the regulations can be satisfied by backers who see
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by gt2 8y ago
Why does this have to be with the available info and communication possibilities of the internet? Mixed with a bit of travel for events/conferences?
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by gt2 8y ago
Can you show the article?
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by gt2 8y ago
Which state?
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by gt2 8y ago
Anyone know why some non-Ask HN's show on the ask page.
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by gt2 8y ago
I hear ya. You probably know this, but for anyone else reading this, you can continue on to the site they are warning about. So it's not gatekeeping in the sense most people use that word. And anecdotal, but when I've gotten th
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by gt2 8y ago
But isn't Safari slow to update/bug fix? This includes security issues. My thought is it's hard to choose Safari for their privacy when I have a higher possibility to get hacked due to a new hack that Chrome quickly updated (
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by gt2 8y ago
Sounds amazing, thanks for sharing a slice out of your life! Did you teach the words?
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by gt2 8y ago
Beautifully said. Anyone can understand this when it's put this way.
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by gt2 8y ago
That's why people say look at them like lottery tickets. There's many factors that go into whether or not they are worth anything - dilution and whether or not the startup is successful. The successful startup part needs good man
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by gt2 8y ago
C, Java, and Python. And various projects in each to get exposed to why each are used. > Is it bad if a fresh undergraduate doesn't know C/C++ or Java? Are they here to stay for decades to come? It will be hard to truly know an
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by gt2 8y ago
Yeah, I hear ya. But he said sales and graphic designer. I think that's a bit different than developer or management.
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by gt2 8y ago
I would study the practical, and then practice and innovate. That means, some theoretical stuff [0, 1], design some boring stuff according to it, and then color outside the lines and try to push the field forward a bit by finding a better w
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by gt2 8y ago
You are needed over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18033606 Perhaps you chime in to say how you overcome some of our concerns in that post.
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by gt2 8y ago
This question has come up before and I believe the answer depending upon company and whether it was employment or contract. In my experience, it's flexible. But consider that companies have their own legal departments, advice, and tax
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by gt2 8y ago
I'm not going to get into whether frontend development needs as much CS knowledge as backend (on the whole, because some backend is actually quite simple and requires 0 CS knowledge). What I will say is that even if frontend takes 0 CS
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by gt2 8y ago
> My first guess is that the fastest route I can provide is Java through the Oracle's Java Programmer II certification and creating an original Android app for Google Play store. Very unreasonable. You're expecting someone wil
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by gt2 8y ago
> If you can't vet the candidates, you probably can't vet the person you want to vet the candidate. Totally. There may exist platforms or people that claim to do this for you, but between false positives, cronyism, and bad act

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