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by jsavimbi 15y ago
As an aside, I think that you would have to look at the individual cases and determine what the circumstances were for each as from what I'm reading it wasn't a blanket clawback. In the case of someone hired but who wasn't really as qualifi
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> What Zynga did ... is little more than morally-acceptable business as usual Exactly. I'd like to congratulate Zynga's PR team for both disseminating their message in a prominent publication in an urgent fashion and for dumbing down th
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
> a social network for the more technically inclined I wouldn't be making many bets on that premise. It's a clearly defined reaction to Facebook designed and built by engineers lacking the empathy gene. Facebook defines relationships a
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
You can always hire a relative/mistress to a no-show/do-nothing job and further dilute the option pool in your favor. It's easier on the conscience as you effectively cancel the stealing out by adding to the employment rolls. Beware the shu
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
This happens everywhere. Employers let the flotsam sit around for months, even years, configuring servers or generating a slide deck and when time comes to shell out cash as either a reward or through compensated attrition, they'll pull out
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
> didn't find it notable Exactly, and neither did I, as a Github customer. As a matter of fact, I've probably used one or two of his arguments in the past and not thought twice about it because a) I'm experienced enough to know when and
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
You'd be better served editing your other comment for grammar instead of debating the necessity and appropriateness of using profanity to convey emotion at a tech talk.
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It's an insult to pepper your audience with profanity when they took the time out of their day to pay attention to what you had to share. It shows that you did not take the time to properly prepare and present your arguments. It shows that
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> Swearing is a strong tool. Mr. Holman has a lot of growing up to do. Don't swear in a professional conversation, specially in front of an audience. It's unbecoming of yourself and an insult to the listener who took the time out of the
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Amazon launches Kindle Owner’s Lending Library with 5000 books(slashgear.com)
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
That's insane. Who told you that?
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
The main reason that drove me to delete my G+ account was the way circles were managed. I had done pretty well so far with 300+ people in my circles but then made the mistake of importing some shared lists into pre-configured lists and ende
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
months of hard work that should be spent hitting the books, learning something about the world and gaining the experience required in order to properly provide a solution for educated and experienced people over the age of thirty who can sp
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Mange and scale your infrastructure with Scalr. (scalr.net)
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This script may help out [a lot] if you're consistently using grid layouts but have the occasional li-located items that have inconsistent content that will break up a predetermined grid layout.
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Smart Columns w/ CSS & jQuery(sohtanaka.com)
3 points by jsavimbi 15y ago|2 comments
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Formee – A Framework for Flexible Web Based Forms(formee.org)
2 points by jsavimbi 15y ago|0 comments
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Term Sheet Negotiation Tells(permanentrecord.firstround.com)
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Free Computer Science University Lectures(lecturefox.com)
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Building Responsive Layouts with Sass(chriseppstein.github.com)
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
> when we define the MVP it seems to lack innovation Like most MVP's it's probably just a small subset or specific feature of what a mature MVA product will look like. The key is to make that MVP more efficient to the user in comparison
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The Flash.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
Yeah, Architects Daughter is, well, anyways. It just went up in price, but I've found The Big Book of Font Combinations to provide some good guidance in relation to font picking. http://bonfx.com/the-big-book-of-font-combinations/
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Deploying Node.js Apps with Jake, Upstart & Monit(blog.clock.co.uk)
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
Best of luck with the app, but the fonts are killing me, man.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I have no idea why: http://folksinpublic.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/hatchet-...
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
No, you cannot, bro.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
By all means, flaunt your inexperience by using idiot language in your recruitment posts.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
Regardless of the origin of the words or their perceived context, it's widely considered unacceptable to publicly post the content of private emails and subsequently attribute authorship. It's not the doing thing.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
Too complicated and busy. A definite interruption to the user flow.

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