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by lj3 11y ago
> Copyright Date.now(). All rights, wrongs, and grey areas reserved. I don't know if that's a bug or a very clever joke. :)
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by lj3 11y ago
I agree there will always be Android and iOS, but for different reasons. Brand loyalty taps into the same part of the brain that team loyalty does. Being a die hard Apple fan is the same as being a die hard Red Socks fan, as far as our brai
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by lj3 11y ago
Lazy in an overloaded term in tech circles. It can mean any of the following three things: 1) having a poor work ethic, like working only 2 hours a day and browsing reddit the rest of the time. This lazy programmer gets fired or laid off as
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by lj3 11y ago
Do you mind if I ask what industries? SaaS success stories are fairly plentiful on here thanks to Patio11 and former Ask HN threads, but it's rare to hear about a successful downloadable software company. The common wisdom about downlo
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by lj3 11y ago
A lot of people do it, you just don't hear from them. The media and popular culture pushes the idea of city living very hard. I have some theories as to why, but they're not appropriate for this venue. In any case, I'm one of
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by lj3 11y ago
I feel that way about every windows and linux app, though. Adium on OS X was brilliantly designed. And if you didn't like the design, there were tons of skins for it.
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by lj3 11y ago
Do you mind if I ask how you've positioned yourself to get all of these offers? Are you a visible public figure or is it all through word of mouth?
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I have to concur. I have a few rules for successful corporate life that, if followed, would have avoided this situation entirely: 1) Be reliable. Don't be unreliable. Corporations value consistency above all else. 2) Never work without
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I've been looking at companies in Minneapolis over the last few months, but I've been having a hard time finding open positions to apply to. My usual methods (online job boards) have gotten me precious few results. How do you find
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by lj3 11y ago
What frequently gets looked over is who you're reaching out to. It doesn't do you any good to reach out to a rank and file developer. You need to reach out to (is seduce a better word?) somebody with hiring authority in order to b
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by lj3 11y ago
Could you elaborate? When somebody gets you on the phone and says "could you explain how to reverse a binary search tree?" do you just say "no"?