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Ask HN: Co-founder Speed Dating in Atlanta, GA
1 points by hansy 15y ago|0 comments
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by hansy 15y ago
Does Google's algorithm somehow take into account how often you delete something from your inbox? I am still subscribed to my old company's newsletter, and before, I used to like staying updated with whatever was going on there. Now every t
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by hansy 15y ago
What about Beluga?
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Ask HN: PHP or RoR?
13 points by hansy 15y ago|14 comments
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by hansy 16y ago
It's not a bad thing when employers continually raise the bar on their expectations for both full-times and interns. You should still apply to these seemingly daunting positions because many times employers want to see you have the capacity
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by hansy 16y ago
If more and more people join, does that cut down on overall productivity? It's probably parabolic with some max number of people for optimal productivity before the next guy just starts ruining it for everyone else
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by hansy 16y ago
I don't understand the Game part of the website. How does picking one item among a pair of two completely different items (e.g. a motorcycle helmet vs. Castor oil) influence score? Considering it was a hackathon, maybe the algorithm you dev
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by hansy 16y ago
http://lifehacker.com "Tips, tricks, and downloads for getting things done."
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by hansy 16y ago
Depends on the project clickable: http://www.phpframeworks.com/
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by hansy 16y ago
Do something big and different...something that will get you noticed. Make an impact on your campus, like starting a club. Whatever your interests/passions are, put your drive and work ethic behind it and really have fun with it. If you are
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by hansy 16y ago
So instead of saying "Social Recommendations Coming in Future!" you would just not implement that feature in the first place early on Would you recommend, instead, to tweet or blog about upcoming features to keep user excitement up?
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by hansy 16y ago
Interesting idea, but a few points: -Who are you targeting? People who bike? Teenagers? -The $ one receives is essentially the tip right, so is that enough to justify the slight inconvenience of picking up package, routing to destination, s
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Ask HN: How to pitch an idea through email
9 points by hansy 16y ago|5 comments
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by hansy 16y ago
Non-dev here going through the ropes with PHP and Javascript
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Ask HN: .com, .co, .me does it really matter?
4 points by hansy 16y ago|6 comments
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by hansy 16y ago
Love the idea and I myself have thought about similar concepts. Let me know if you want to chat.
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by hansy 16y ago
Ditto that. I applied as well.
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by hansy 16y ago
In my personal experience behavioral interviews are very hit or miss. Take I-banking interviews. A ton of potential bankers are amazing at responding to behavioral questions, but when asked to do relatively simple things like discounted cas
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by hansy 16y ago
Also graduating this May and looking for dev partner :)
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by hansy 16y ago
I really like your litmus test based on the clarity of a developer's explanations...I will definitely try that. So for example, discussing the merits of a competitor's site in terms of how they are or are not achieving results in the backgr
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Ask HN: How does a non-tech person interview a developer?
9 points by hansy 16y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Does anyone have experience with GA Tech's Startup Accelerator?
3 points by hansy 16y ago|1 comments
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by hansy 16y ago
Wow I didn't even realize that. I'll look into an article more carefully before I post it. Thanks for the heads up.
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What Lucky People Do Differently than Unlucky People(lifehacker.com)
1 points by hansy 16y ago|2 comments
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by hansy 16y ago
If you are interested in a startup, see if you can do small tasks for them while you are in school. Realistically, you probably are slightly inexperienced compared to CS grads, but perhaps you can do the odd jobs like minor testing or bug c
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by hansy 16y ago
Does the "brand name" of an accelerator matter? I figure more well-known accelerators come with a larger, more established network to pool from, but I imagine there must be a great deal of merit to be gained from any accelerator you choose,
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Better safe than sorry – take precautions with your phone(allhansondeck.wordpress.com)
1 points by hansy 16y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Business mind looking for strong developers/co-founders
2 points by hansy 16y ago|0 comments
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by hansy 16y ago
The Business and Engineering Schools do a pretty good job of offering entrepreneur resources to students, but sadly, the initiative has not spread to the largest department on campus: the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Support
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by hansy 16y ago
Ditto that

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