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For those who have not yet stumbled on it, thedailywtf.com is a treasure-store of such golden nuggets.
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klass for a variable of type Class is totally normal in Java.
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Singularity Rising, review of a new book by James Miller
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Are you itching to leave your job?
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Ask HN: How do you tell if developer candidates can Get Things Done?
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Thanks, appreciate the feedback. We designed it to be simple, fun and funny. It's not intended for job hunting so much as for relaxing and letting the high-quality offers come in.
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Thanks for the feedback, we are looking into upgrading our SendGrid service or else switching to another provider.
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Thanks for that feedback! We'll look into getting a better email service. By 'low traction' I presume you mean the ease of signing up. Thanks, yes, we made it super-easy on purpose. Our target market is busy people who don't feel like chasi
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You've got a good point. The itch does start earlier than 5 years. Maybe we'll put that into our branding soon. In any case, our 'years in job' field lets you sign up from Year 3.
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Thanks for the feedback, everyone. Yes, we plan to go global, but have to start building relationships with employers in the US first. Please sign up at this feature request http://fiveyearitch.uservoice.com/forums/172768-five-year-it...
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Show HN: The Five Year Itch
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Doctors see sick people more than healthy people. Divorce lawyers get more business than the lawyers for happily-married couples (I guess they can help them with a will.) We programmers live on the borderline between respected professional