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by iamdave 13y ago
Whenever anyone emails iant@segment.io, their question doesn’t actually go to my personal inbox, it goes into our Help Scout account, so they are guaranteed a much faster response time! Interrogative: What happens when say, a tech is assi
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by iamdave 14y ago
>There is no "good ignorance". This can't be stated enough; (the following is anecdotal) the amount of blatantly incorrect information being spread through the use of what I dub 'feel good infographics' across the internet is astonishin
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by iamdave 14y ago
I'm going to take a huge leap here and assume P roject M anager. A pretty common abbreviation in tech, the context should have tipped you off. --- edit: One startup I worked for that focused on improving federal regulation compliance in t
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by iamdave 14y ago
Curious, what about his writing compelled you to draw the comparison to HST?
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by iamdave 14y ago
user coffeejunk has since posted one to dropbox: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5575823
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by iamdave 14y ago
Cool implementation, curious though that FB Home is an Android app I thought?
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by iamdave 14y ago
1 Internship I wouldn't say it's explicitly inappropriate, just a very unusual and curious question. Given this is a paid internship, I would look into your local job regulations and determine how to proceed. My first reaction was an arch
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by iamdave 14y ago
One way I would recommend is to look at these candidates with an extra variable to your consideration: value add. Entry-level support can often be a good pipeline into development or operations for persons that satisfy more than the laundr
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by iamdave 14y ago
You can redeem yourself by washing your car and summoning the rain gods. That little sprinkle we got last week was a bit of a tease.
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by iamdave 14y ago
I don't think they do either, tbh.
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by iamdave 14y ago
I frequently have friends coming to me for resume help/career switching advice because of my past as a recruiter for a very large, local healthcare provider. (well, not local anymore, I moved) In cases like this and many others where indivi
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by iamdave 14y ago
Analogy time: would you call someone who has $1bn someone who "gets" hard work, perseverance and financial savvy because they won the lottery (editors note: the author is not comparing Facebook's success to winning The Powerball per se ),
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by iamdave 14y ago
I propose a discussion system, where the rules are strictly enforced meaning on breaking them some number of times, after several warnings you are ejected from the discussion. This seems to be a step backwards; instead of educating the de
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by iamdave 14y ago
This is just my $0.02 (drachma would be better, truth be told) but there are better indicators of 'getting' social than 1bn users.
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by iamdave 14y ago
or in Austin any time between 3pm and 6pm I think you mean "or in Austin any time between midnight and 11:59pm the next day. Used to live in a condo with a direct line of sight to 35, it would be no shocker to wake up at 2am, walk to the
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by iamdave 14y ago
I'm somewhat with you here; April Fools has turned into a big advertising campaign, but I don't think we ought to go as far as flagging every April 1st link, as I have seen some rather neat side projects come from April Fools pranks on th
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by iamdave 14y ago
>Has anyone been able to intercept another flight they have put into space? If by "intercept" you mean "put something into orbit with the full intents of building another rocket to take it out of orbit" then yes. Many times. And it neve
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by iamdave 14y ago
A couple of report from users (We use Drive for remote sales people) is that it's coming back slowly. Two reports in SoCal that it's back, and one in Austin Tx. Regional colo problem maybe?
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by iamdave 14y ago
Question: Does this mean NSLs are now subject to FOIA requests?
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by iamdave 14y ago
That's character, right there folks. I'd work for character.
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by iamdave 14y ago
Got stuck in a well after Jimmy went off to war. The new dog was a pug, and was averse to leaving the couch. The family assumed she ran away.
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by iamdave 14y ago
This is pretty great, but I'm dismayed that it's even needed because someone somewhere started the trend of triggering audio without the user's interaction. "CONGRATULATIONS, YOU'RE A WINNER!" Congratulations, you're a jackass. You do NOT
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by iamdave 14y ago
Irrelevant to the article: Why am I seeing with so much more frequency articles with one headline, where the title bar is something completely different?
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by iamdave 14y ago
Not always. I have a friend who runs a pretty popular Android blog, routinely mentions that at times, it's as easy as asking for a review product and it's yours.
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by iamdave 14y ago
We should start said site.
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by iamdave 14y ago
If I hear anything about you looking for “ninjas”, “pirates”, “hackers”, “samurais”, or anything of the like, I’m just going to assume you’re looking for a new saturday morning cartoon character and not an engineer. Grow up. This needs to
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by iamdave 14y ago
This already happens. They're called "cops". </sarc>
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by iamdave 14y ago
Developer confidence wont mean a thing if the market thinks your work is bunk.
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by iamdave 14y ago
I'd like to buy your next beer, please.
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by iamdave 14y ago
Other people are doing this too? Cool. More options to choose from. And I think that's kind of the point. Marketplaces work best when there is choice.

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