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jf22
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Tech is tech. Code is code. I'm sure if we have people on Mars they'll be talking about the same news/tips/advice/discussions we are.
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I used ODesk, paid somebody $20 an hour for C# work. Went ok. Guy was good enough. Saves a lot of time for myself and was worth the $20 an hour. I asked what your favorite C# language feature was and your favorite nuget package to screen c
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12y ago
New Filter->From: recruiter@gmail.com->Send to Trash, Mark as Read Problem solved.
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12y ago
How much of the company do you own or can take with you when you leave?
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12y ago
>They make their returns only on big exits. Don't they make returns anytime their money invested is less than the money gained from the sale?
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12y ago
Why not just go to the bank and fill out a withdraw slip?
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12y ago
Same experience here. We all grossly over estimate how important a single individual is.
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12y ago
>Remember: Rails caught on like wild-fire because of it's mantra convention over configuration. And Ember didn't... well, not compared to Angular anyways. ;)
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12y ago
Not yet.
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I used to be the same way. Then I started trying to create my own software product and somehow everything is far more interesting and fulfilling now. I have a ssdd day job now and I don't even care about all annoyances I used to. It&#x
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12y ago
Don't. The 10,000 hour "rule" is a complete myth.
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12y ago
I think there may be a problem if counting your working hours is one of two benefits to the company you've shared with us.
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12y ago
I think you vastly underestimate the current demand for the skills you have.
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12y ago
This seems like an awesome and career defining movement to overcome a worse case scenario challenge.
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12y ago
>crazy API churn Can you go into this a bit? I just upgraded a MVC2 site to MVC5 and didn't have to change much. I know the DI bits changed from MVC2-3 but all the existing extensibility methods worked.
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12y ago
>barely leaves me any time to do so How many hours are you working?
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Startup Weekend is designed to spark someones interest in entrepreneurship. You aren't expected to walk away with much else besides the experience. They got me interested in entrepreneurship. I won one, made a very very small amount o
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12y ago
Body glide is the most amazing substance on the earth if any of your bits rub together. Apply generously. Buy a couple and test them out. Everybody always likes a different kind because of texture/smell reasons.
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12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benefit_corporation
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12y ago
I like front end work and find it satisfying and easy. I remember not having javascript debuggers, hand rolling html/css myself and dealing with NN 4.0 and IE 5 back in 1999.
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12y ago
I wish people would stop propagating the "sides of the brain myth"
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12y ago
>that's a sign your talents are best employed somewhere else. Or your recommendations aren't presented well or your recommendations are presented well but there are higher priorities for the business.
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12y ago
Hope your friend never worked on the project during work...
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12y ago
Well lets be clear unit testing temporarily slows immediate progress down while potentially increasing future productivity. Sometimes its beneficial to get a feature out the door sooner so sometimes unit testing isn't best for the busi
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12y ago
I have, seeking freelancer, one job so far but we still talk from time to time. jfarrellism.com is the same "resume site" I used back then.
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This is exactly why I left my last company. Two other co-founders where obsessed with doing this type of shit.
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I did what I wanted, was lazy, did too many drugs, danced to too much music and didn't care about the future. Life got messy at some points and I was almost homeless a couple of times. My career growth was stunted by I ended up about
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My employer has no place asking me to do anything on my personal social media. I'd have a huge problem with this. Personally I try to never cross the line between work and play with my social media accounts. I also know people who wou
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12y ago
Why can't you lay off any employees? I know thats a shitty thing to do but it seems like your best choice.
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12y ago
How do you know it won't work? Have you launched startups before?
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