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by jf22 11y ago
>if the client felt the price is high, I would be happy to make a discount Why would you do that? Why would anybody not take you up on the discount? >totally different project doubling the workload for the wrong estimation, which dow
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by jf22 11y ago
Which other times and places? I have the exact opposite impression. Human life and dignity weren't valued until the last 200 years or so. There were no worker protections until very recently you were treated like shit if you weren&#x2
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by jf22 12y ago
I don't know of a single Firefighter/Paramedic who doesn't complain about their shift schedule interferring with their life and how much of a pain it is to have to go to mandatory training all the time whereas tons of people
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by jf22 12y ago
Funny, just listened to a podcast where they talk about a lot saas's hitting a plateau at around 10k a month. May be worth a listen: http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/episodes/episode-231-b...
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by jf22 12y ago
One time I put in my two weeks notice then I worked those two weeks to make sure the transition was smooth for my co-workers. It was crazy! So professional and mature!
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by jf22 12y ago
Why didn't you just write "the hills and trees". This read: thing is getting out of hand.
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by jf22 12y ago
>but the company is under staggering technical debt. Unfortunately the leadership team comes from a predominantly sales background and don't seem to understand how large a problem technical debt can be. This is every programming job
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by jf22 12y ago
>1. Stay Really Hydrated. A lot of tiredness is thirst and muscles being sore from not having enough water. A good way to determine this is to do about 30 jumping jacks next to your desk and about 20 high-knees (I Kid you not). If your m
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by jf22 12y ago
Its a good thing you're taking college seriously and working hard to complete your assignments. I'm sure you'll do well in the future with based on the initiative you've put in so far.
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by jf22 12y ago
You have to understand there are a lot of jobs, but there are a small amount of jobs you actually want. Quality programming jobs with great co-workers, management, environment, stacks, etc, etc, are rare. People talk and nobody wants to wor
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by jf22 12y ago
You didn't have to be all wordy and cocky with your refusal. Just be like "hey this seems fun but I just don't have the time for the challenge". How many years of experience do you have?
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by jf22 12y ago
How much experience do you have as a developer?
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by jf22 12y ago
Be realistic with yourself. Are you doing this for income or to scratch an itch? Charging 0.99 for something is WAY to low to even break even once you factor in tax, operating costs, marketing costs and support.
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by jf22 12y ago
Angular is popular and anything that's popular gets criticized heavily. Most of its criticisms are from people who don't fully understand angular and that's to be expected. Usually you can find issues with anti-angular rants
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by jf22 12y ago
todo.view = function() { return m("html", [ m("body", [ m("input"), m("button", "Add"), m("table", [ m("tr
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by jf22 12y ago
I'm suspicious of libraries who showcase their size as a reason to go with them. Its the motion of the ocean in the library that matters.
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by jf22 12y ago
You should allow in as many users as you can handle the support and feature requests for. One user can take up to 90% of your time, other times ten users come in and happily use the software with no complaints. Take their feedback with gmai
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by jf22 12y ago
Just pay your bills man. How can people not manage to pay ~12 bills a month? And like an expense report for 12 bills? You don't know how much your fixed costs are? Seriously I just don't understand why this is such a problem for s
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by jf22 12y ago
>there's no need to make an extra communicational There is always a need to put in a little extra communicational effort. You can't just go around hurting peoples feelings because you're in a small company and can't b
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by jf22 12y ago
No that doesn't make sense. Stripe's fees don't change per card.
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by jf22 12y ago
I started volunteering a lot in my spare time and its been great. There are probably hundreds of charities in your area that need your help from stocking shelves at a food pantry to helping them setup a printer. I find it very rewarding and
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by jf22 12y ago
Just search twitter, quora or google for "I hate when", "its annoying when", "suck that I have", etc etc. Are you taking a class right now? There is a couple bootcampy type things which always talk about findin
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by jf22 12y ago
I thought this was satirical fiction...
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by jf22 12y ago
Sounds too good to be true.
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by jf22 12y ago
Do you do iron mans, marathons or lift over 1000 pounds in the 3 main lifts (dead, squat, bench)?
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by jf22 12y ago
This budgeting method is actually really dangerous. I'd take down your blog post and rethink how you budget your money.
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by jf22 12y ago
Do you have another SaaS product besides this one?
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by jf22 12y ago
Could you share your javascript experience level, how many years you've been programming? Have you used MVVM style or MVC javascript components before? What exactly did you try to do in one week?
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by jf22 12y ago
People said the same thing when jquery came out...
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by jf22 12y ago
Can you explain 2 a little better. Its my impression that no single bad call could take down an entire apache or IIS server?

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