irishstu

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by irishstu 13y ago
I use it to post to Google Calendar when I take an Instagram photo. Not sure how clever that is, but it might be useful in the future
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by irishstu 13y ago
You obviously don't understand the subject matter
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5 Lessons Startups Can Learn From Star Trek: The Next Generation(irishstu.com)
7 points by irishstu 13y ago|3 comments
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by irishstu 14y ago
It's stupid behaviour to do it in the first place, and shitty behaviour to do it to a charity.
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Charity asked to pay just to link to newspaper websites(faduda.ie)
68 points by irishstu 14y ago|27 comments
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by irishstu 14y ago
If they don't like it when you're at this stage, you're in trouble! How are people presenting/explaining responsive designs at the concept stage? Designing in browser? Multiple mockups? Mood boards and style guides?
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by irishstu 15y ago
Really nice, smart team to work with too
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by irishstu 15y ago
Pictos http://pictos.cc/server/ lets you build an icon font using only the icons you need also
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by irishstu 15y ago
I'm not sure if you can be on the unemployment register and still work in an internship. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that the government isn't looking too deeply into the situation because it keeps the dole numbers down.
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by irishstu 15y ago
It's creeping in slowly here in Ireland. That's why I spoke up.
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by irishstu 15y ago
I did raise the point about discrimination at the end but it's easy to miss in the wall of text. I fully agree with Intern Aware http://www.internaware.org/ on the issue of discrimination
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by irishstu 15y ago
Unfortunatly the examples are the rule and not the exception here from the jobs I have seen advertised. Internships (in Ireland) are pretty much seen as "work for me for nothing" rather than any kind of learning experience.
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by irishstu 15y ago
Thanks for the reply. In the two examples I linked there was no mention of training. People were required to already have the skills required to do the work.