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   by jypepin 8y ago

   Thanks for sharing, this last video about GBC is just mesmerising!
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   by jypepin 8y ago

   Google is one example. And AFAIK they don't support remote work. So they have offices in multiple countries, and usually pay a salary related to the local market. Most big companies with offices around the world adjust their salaries t
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   by jypepin 8y ago

   a lot of companies pay salaries agnostic to where you are. Or do very little adjustment. You can look at buffer's new pay system (it's all open). A lot of other remote company do the same or something pretty similar.
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   by jypepin 8y ago

   This requires more upvotes. I can't believe so many people in this thread are agreeing with the view that is painted in this article as the majority. I went to SF without money for a bootcamp, I did not experience this. The author seem
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   by jypepin 8y ago

   I said something in the lines of "Hi, <roommate name> gave me your email" then 2 lines about what I'm looking for and 2 lines about my previous/relevant experience. Recruiters are always very eager to talk to any l
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   by jypepin 8y ago

   mind sharing the project? :)
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   by jypepin 8y ago

   if he's been consulting with the same company for 11 years, he must have a very deep knowledge of how everything works and be very productive. I wouldn't be surprised that he just has a retainer kind of deal with this company for
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   by jypepin 8y ago

   I went to DevBootcamp in Q4 2012. We had a job fair at the end of the program and got a job at Exec (YC 2012) from it. A year later Exec got acquired and I started looking for another job. My roommate had failed an interview with Uber a few
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   by jypepin 8y ago

   interesting. That gives a good idea for some HN popular thread-related data mining and analysis!
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    That's an interesting story and I wonder why the two governments today wouldn't work together to clean that up a little bit, since it seems like it's bringing a fair amount of troubles for the people. I also wonder if the sto
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    That is an interesting point, kind of on the edge I guess. If Facebook really wanted to do the right thing while allowing this kind of multi-targeting, they should then build something such as segments in the same campaign. You want to targ
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    I do believe it is your responsibility as the radio broadcaster to filter the content that you broadcast. I would think both the broadcaster and the publisher would be in trouble?
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    but it's not really what's happening here. If a gun manufacturer sells you a gun where it is legal to sell gun, then they are neither doing something illegal, nor directly giving you tools to do something illegal. They can't
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    I'm surprised that most comments here are just avoiding the problem saying that nobody would want a non-monospace font in an editor, without trying to understand the original reason for this and even think about the fact that someone m
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    “Breakthrough” algorithm exponentially faster than any previous one(seas.harvard.edu)

    4 points by jypepin 8y ago|0 comments
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    After carefully reviewing this bug report with our board of directors on 4chan, we have come to the conclusion that your "rusty C skills" should be enough to fix the issue. I would therefore like to remind you that rasmus@php.net
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    wow I must have selected an option somewhere to not have reddit's new design because it still loads the old version for me!
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    I understand OP's views don't represent his employer's, but it's still funny to see Gusto (OP's employer) recruiting for full stack engineers on the front page at the same time!
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    not sure what you mean. I've clicked on your link and found the same menu as OP is showing.
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    yes this is what I do. I have a blog, that nobody reads. I write about tech and non-tech things, without stress of fears, because I only write for myself, like my personal, public notepad. Sometimes I talk to or help someone and remember a
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    I guess that would be useful in a case where you'd want a representation with an importance that is reversely proportional to the airport importance.
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    I don't think OP would have any issues with that. Their problem seems to be that they can't find financing through a regular seed round, and are asking if considering an ICO would be a good idea.
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    Heroku has a github integration to handle CI and automatic deploys[1]. This way you can, for example, have your app deployed to heroku automatically when you update master, etc. [1] https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles&#x2F
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    The community is so big, and so focused on conventions over configurations, usually googling "rails <questions>" returns a LOT of links to stack overflows and blogs that clearly explains everything. Rails offer so much synta
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    The fastest way to get a web app running, for free is Rails + github + Heroku, imo. It's very fast to scaffold a new app, with diverse options you'd want (react/vue/other stuff). Host it on github, create a heroku app an
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    yeah you are right about the cost of migrating, I've been through one and it's indeed to be avoided. I badly used "bigger". What I meant was more in the lines of React is great to build what we could call web apps - some
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    I like Brad's articles, but recently it has seemed like he has struggled to migrate on React, and some recent articles have just been trying to criticise React but with bad (or false) arguments, which makes it appear just him trying to
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    I just got engaged a few months ago and did not buy a ring. My fiancée didn't want one (she prefers more discreet rings) and I was happy not to pay for such a marketing schemes. I was very surprised at how everyone were pretty shocked,
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    I'm surprised article like this don't mention how NOT valuable real diamonds actually are and how it's all a marketing stunt from the 50s[1]. It's pretty funny to see De Beers and co trying to defend how precious their &
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    by jypepin 8y ago

    ah that was a great read, thanks for sharing!