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by hgh 13y ago
The 4% difference compounds reasonably well. Suppose you start at $80k and work at the company for 5 years. After five years the strict 8-5 eng in your example is making $87k--barely keeping up with inflation--and the hard worker is making
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Saying yes to customers and finding new focus, the story of Marlin Steel(fastcompany.com)
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by hgh 13y ago
True - often "full stack developer" is synonymous with dilettante
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Year in review by a Zambian Mobile Payments Start-up CEO(mobiletransactionsinternational.blogspot.ca)
1 points by hgh 14y ago|0 comments
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Lunch with the FT: Tim Berners-Lee(ft.com)
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by hgh 14y ago
I wonder how much is cause and how much is effect. One of the reasons that we have the suburbs is everyone owning cheap cars and getting cheap petrol. Not to discount good urban design and public infrastructure, but if there are autonomou
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by hgh 15y ago
Esoko http://www.esoko.com/ is a good example. I've seen these in action in various places and I've been skeptical about how much value they actually bring to the table. Price information actually disperses pretty quickly, and for most
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by hgh 15y ago
Mostly regular phones (nokia 1200s are ubiquitous) but especially in places like Kenya, smartphone penetration is beginning to increase quickly. SMS and USSD are generally most useful. WAP can be used, but penetration of WAP enabled phone
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by hgh 15y ago
Certainly the right meetup over coffee would digress into laptops out battling over technical ideas and implementations or reading through some samples?
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by hgh 15y ago
This seems fairly off. I think more likely is hiring someone you know or have heard of already, or has been referred to you, and the "interviews" wouldn't include essay questions, rather a series of drinks, coffees, meals to assess technic