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by hcho 12y ago
It is mostly a traffic control measure rather than protectionism. Someone should run a simulation about what happens when the number of vehicles which stops randomly for 60 secs increases by a certain percentage.
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by hcho 12y ago
They will quickly start to care when the number of hailed rides increase 10 fold. Which will gridlock the streets and bring the city to a halt.
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by hcho 12y ago
Depends. 600 users paying $20 a month? Great, there are people who would kill for that. 600 users to whom you display ads? Meh...
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by hcho 12y ago
All of that is true but the main reason for lack of feedback is, some people are really bad at handling rejection. Maybe a very small minority, but some guys really don't take no for an answer, get argumentative, cost you a lot of time
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by hcho 12y ago
This may work in a gambling friendly legislation. UK is one of the more liberal countries in that regard.
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by hcho 13y ago
There are a few subreddits in which you can advertise. I reckon there's some overlap between the community here and /r/programming or whatever the subreddit of du jour.
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by hcho 13y ago
Be careful what you wish for. That kind of roles generally exist in multinationals. You will be sent out to help troubled projects and invariably work with people under a lot of stress. There will be long hours in offices with no natural li
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by hcho 13y ago
The perceived sluggishness of Android was down to how the system was architected, especially around the way the UI thread was prioritised. I say was, because Google threw a lot of hardware and money to workarounds for that problem. It is le
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by hcho 13y ago
It's reported that Twitter themselves are censoring some accounts for Turkish IPs.
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by hcho 13y ago
The UK is actually on par with US, if you accept to work in a "at will" arrangement. Let's say London is about the levels of New York in terms of compensation.
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by hcho 13y ago
So, how do I integrate existing JQuery plugins? In most real life scenarios there will be a few plugins which one would like to bring in.
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by hcho 13y ago
Lawsuits have regulatory function in the UK too. However, the culture is no where as litigiatious.
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by hcho 13y ago
Is he getting a sales job? Upload CV to job board, watch the phone fall off the hook is the current modus operandi.
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by hcho 13y ago
It is not any less of an issue for bigger companies. They have proportionally more positions open.
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by hcho 13y ago
The jobs on the job boards are the ones that cannot be filled by referrals, career pages, etc...It's really a last resort. If you post a job to a semi popular job board, you get a glut of CVs, most of which are completely irrelevant. Y
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by hcho 13y ago
I hope he also realizes that he's making his office smell. My coworkers don't seem to...
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by hcho 13y ago
By the responses I got, I was starting to think that I am the only one who noticed it. I wonder why it hasn't caught on with other racial groups though.
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by hcho 13y ago
Assuming you are American, some segments of your society cover their mouths when saying "shit". That's more curious.
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by hcho 13y ago
Most European countries allow a probation period, in which you can terminate the employment contract very easily. It's not even reasonable in Europe.
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by hcho 13y ago
You need to be more specific than "Europe". European countries have different rules and regulations when it comes to employing non-European people. For GB, unless you have spouse with a EU citizenship, your chances are almost 0 at
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by hcho 13y ago
Bootstrap and the like made HTML/CSS a second class citizen for business apps for a while now.
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by hcho 13y ago
Yes. I have 10 people working on a code base. It's been more than a year since we started. Your hunch is correct, keeping a neat namespace is the job.
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by hcho 13y ago
I am in the "You can't manage what you can't do" camp but 30% is a bit steep for anyone managing a team.
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by hcho 13y ago
I am guessing here but you are probably suffering from product-market misfit here. Most probably your clients' needs could be served with a Wordpress install, a few plug ins and a shiny theme on top. They would happily pay £300 for tha
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by hcho 13y ago
There's already LiteCoin and others which don't seem to undermine BitCoin. You might need to reevaluate your position.
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by hcho 13y ago
truestorybro.com sounds more complete
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by hcho 13y ago
I think you site is the second best thing that happened to design challenged after bootstrap. Thanks for all the work. I have a feeling that if you set up an online course which teaches how to design using bootstrap, it could sell pretty we
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by hcho 13y ago
>1) What about gold then? It is more easily dividable than gold.
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by hcho 13y ago
As it is with every market out there, it is a matter of equilibrium between buyers and sellers. Sure you can find enough people to do a trial week if you are a poster child of startups. Good luck if you are anything less than that. Yay for
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by hcho 13y ago
Not to upset any fans, but how did The Beatles shift the culture? I have the impression that culture was shifting by itself and The Beatles only lucked into being at right place at the right time.

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