loahou04

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by loahou04 11y ago
Its an interesting read to hear about other investors who have missed out on deals. I actually tried investing into a startup this year and completely failed due to governmental regulations. Even though i worked my ass off saving for 2 ye
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Ex-Goldman Programmer Guilty of Stealing Code – WSJ(wsj.com)
22 points by loahou04 11y ago|6 comments
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by loahou04 11y ago
I feel the same way. I actually do the same thing too. I end up talking with people i used to work with and seeing how much they've grown and their positions. I don't feel like I am bad. I've started my own consulting com
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by loahou04 13y ago
Thanks a lot jerk...now ive lost 2 hours of sleep because of this game! Keep up the good work!
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by loahou04 13y ago
Human greed pretty much takes over. Social pressures won't work because people will always want to "keep up with the jones" or show off what they have done. The only way you could have post scarcity is if everything and any
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by loahou04 13y ago
Thats a shame. Some of the best developers i've worked with and worked for are women
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by loahou04 13y ago
At least for developers freelancing i dont think even marketing is all that hard. With the number of recruiters and such around its actually quite easy to get calls out and start working within a few weeks. I started out with old co-worke
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by loahou04 13y ago
Seeking Work Remote-only with travel if needed Mobile (iOS, Android) J2EE .NET Javascript (node or frontend) SQL/noSQL Enterprise System Design hung.chen.ucf at googles email service
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by loahou04 14y ago
i still act like i'm 5 all the time...i just bang on things until they work and then try and figure out what i banged on
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by loahou04 14y ago
i definitely think frameworks are a huge help, however, i do believe that understanding the underlying source of the frameworks will help you even more. Use the framework as needed but truely understand why they chose the direction they we
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by loahou04 14y ago
i couldnt imagine this being true. Any developer will have to answer questions about specific items he was working on and integrate it with other teams. As soon as they asked him any questions i'm sure he would have been completely stumpe
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by loahou04 14y ago
true but i would hope we all know what hes getting at. And by the way its hilarious because anyone who has been a contractor and gone through a staffing firm knows EXACTLY that same situation
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by loahou04 14y ago
I had a very different experience than how you wrote it. I started as a FTE for a small software company and was contracted out to a larger one. They made the mistake of letting me know how much they were actually charging for me per hour
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by loahou04 14y ago
looks like it is down in the US
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by loahou04 14y ago
I'm with jhaaps on this! As a group i think our industry is very much into sharing anything and everything we have done, its like our bragging rights even if it is just clicking a button or checking a checkbox. I dont know how many times
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by loahou04 14y ago
agreed. In the end its just a business decision. If their really people who you want to stay in touch with then they will understand your decision
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by loahou04 14y ago
I always get stuck on new things and just get absolutely frustrated over things that i have no idea what i'm doing. I find taking a break and then coming back to it usually helps. The funny thing is once you figure it out you cant ever se
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by loahou04 15y ago
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by loahou04 15y ago
I am apart of the team you are looking for. We are a team of web and mobile specialist. Many of us have worked together on multiple projects. A few of us have also successfully brought up startups from the ground up and are looking for a