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Replacing Clever Code with Unremarkable Code in Go(vividcortex.com)
129 points by kylered 13y ago|133 comments
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Using Gravatar Images as Captcha(github.com)
2 points by kylered 13y ago|1 comments
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by kylered 14y ago
Author here. Thanks for the comments. I think the concept of IQ not being all that important is challenging to admit, but at the end of the day the point is that there are a variety of factors that influence success and positive outcomes in
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Technical Intelligence vs IQ(vividcortex.com)
13 points by kylered 14y ago|6 comments
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by kylered 14y ago
"that dog don't hunt"
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by kylered 14y ago
Patents are a necessary evil and a little bit addicting once you get your first taste. First to file simplifies a lot of the issues with prior art (ie the challenge of proving your idea was original), but I believe this system stifles small
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by kylered 14y ago
VividCortex, Inc. (remote, Charlottesville, VA) About Us: Our products help our customers measure, analyze and understand system behavior at a very deep level. There are good tools in the application and network layers, but usable tools for
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by kylered 14y ago
I've used Excel Bloomberg plugins before and I can vouch for their power and frequent use in the financial industry.
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Ask HN: Anyone using Q12 Happiness Survey to evaluate your team? Others?
2 points by kylered 14y ago|0 comments
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by kylered 14y ago
Good luck guys. Good choices for your UI/UX.
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by kylered 14y ago
This article sounds like a recap of Hertzberg's Two-Factor theory which is basically the application of Maslow's hierarchy of needs to the corporate world. See: http://www.businessballs.com/herzbergmotivationdiagram.pdf See: http://en.wi
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by kylered 14y ago
VividCortex, Inc. Charlottesville, VA (Remote, Fulltime) We're building database administration tools delivered as a service. We're early-stage, pseudo-stealth, but with great momentum and access to the market, and we're well funded. It's a
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250 square feet Living Competition... the new normal?(cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by kylered 14y ago|0 comments
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From a Chinese Dissident to a Founder of a 3D Printing Company(economist.com)
3 points by kylered 14y ago|0 comments
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by kylered 14y ago
VividCortex, Charlottesville, VA (global workforce) - Hiring Front End Developer (salary + options) We are building a SaaS Platform for systems administration. We are initially focusing on MySQL administration, as we have years of experienc
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by kylered 14y ago
No, for a variety of reasons. Mainly we always wanted it as a lifestyle business, but also due to location factors and not wanting to put in that much time again. I'd say about 15 to 20 hours a week for the first 9 months, then declining to
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by kylered 14y ago
I invested in a CrossFit gym three years ago with 2 partners and we've done about 40x our original investment in dividends over the last three years. It was a lot of work the first 18 months, but now it's a solid business with good recurrin
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by kylered 14y ago
The bigger problem is that our education system is failing us and not training a workforce that has value in today's society. We are clearly undergoing a structural change in society that is increasingly valuing those who create "robots," o