j32fun

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   by j32fun 8y ago

   Most often it's to try and help the other person become a better programmer. I've found that people who have little desire to improve end up sitting there regardless. The underlying desire to do it, of course, is to give the progr
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   Ask HN: Does pair programming make one of programmers lazy?

   2 points by j32fun 8y ago|6 comments
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   by j32fun 8y ago

   Thanks. I never paid attention to the monthly thread (was not in the position to look for a job). I'll definitely be combing through it.
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   Ask HN: Where can I hire developers for my dinky bootstrapped startup?

   2 points by j32fun 8y ago|4 comments
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   VirnetX Wins Another $502.6M Award from Apple in Patent Trial(macrumors.com)

   2 points by j32fun 8y ago|0 comments
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   by j32fun 8y ago

   I left a high paying job as well (400k+/year) and have a similar financial profile as you about 2 years ago. I pursue my own projects, at my own pace. No regrets. In terms of finances, let's just say the year leading up to executi
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   by j32fun 9y ago

   I think so too. It certainly makes one question what kinds of app I would want to build.
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   by j32fun 9y ago

   I think a few blogs have touched on this: * https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/nightmare-letter-subject-acce... * https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/02/gdpr-for-web-develo... * https:/&#