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I've only had one interaction with Crunchbase CEO Matt Kaufman: he rescinded my friend's offer to work at Crunchbase because my friend tried to negotiate the offer. Matt was clear that the attempted negotiation was the reason for
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It seems ironic to me that this story has been submitted to Hacker News, a social news website at the center of Silicon Valley, an extraordinary fount of innovation unequalled worldwide. American "progress" or "success"
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13y ago
I hope you guys have the rights for this...
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This won't apply to everyone, but before applying to Walmart/Walmart Labs, do remember that Walmart will ask you to pass a drug test.
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Entry level (i.e., junior dev) salaries at Walmart Labs are $100k. This is based off of multiple data points.
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Sure, but that's what code samples are for. If I send you code samples, and I can't explain to you what they mean or how I built them, or describe a variation of your choice about them, then you can assume that I don't know
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As a senior engineer with 7+ years in the field, I shouldn't need to prove the equivalent of my ABCs to you. It should be understood. You'd be surprised how many 'senior' engineers can't code their way out of a ca
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As someone who is thinking about shopping his company around: YES YES YES There is no transparency in this market, and advice is especially lacking for those that have no VCs.
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The video is clearly a sendup of an Apple product announcement.
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Any country that demands that you commit illegal acts to be an effective entrepreneur is one that is openly hostile to entrepreneurship. Plain and simple.
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The Joel Test: Steps to Better Code
(joelonsoftware.com)
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One benefit might be separating yourself from personal connections and other "distractions." A luxury most easily afforded by youth!
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This is exactly the price point they should be at. The majority of people buying these desktops are professionals and they are willing to pay big prices for performance.
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One indication that buyers may be ok with this is that art buying (bidding, really) has been done over the phone in the past. Also, try to realize what this means for Asian bidders who may not have the time (or inclination) to fly over to t
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Ask HN: Acquisitions Department?
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Ask HN: How do acquisition taxes work?
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Well, my advice would kind of be the opposite: don't expect a TV appearance to send your traffic skyrocketing. TV is just not a traffic generator. This. Even major print publications. Doesn't even come close to the big online tr
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jcromartie means that adults attracted to 14 year olds are hebephiles ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebephilia ), not pedophiles.
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Not sure that your example proves that YC is no longer interested in RFS #5. I think RFS# 5 covers companies that could be huge, but I'm not convinced that I would ever want to code on a tablet.
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Very hard to read grey text on a white background.
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History of Humanity
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Reminds me of a scene from Pulp Fiction: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPfPYVVNgVw . Doesn't seem so ridiculous to me.
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It's a cold substitute, but for those who are interested in life in the American Midwest, Malle's film gives a small taste.
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This. People often underestimate the amount of effort that open sourcing (in a responsible manner) a large project requires.
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No need to be snarky. I wasn't actually suggesting they change the name. I was just trying to explain where the right to privacy comes from. It surprises most Americans that it isn't explicitly enumerated and is built up from seve
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Catchy name but the putative right to privacy is not explicitly enumerated in the 4th Amendment, but is, "to be found in the 'penumbras' and 'emanations' of other constitutional protections." (Namely the 4th, 5
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One negative signal for us is if you previously programmed and then stopped (e.g., you studied CS and then become a product manager). Interesting. Why is this a negative signal?
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Dealing with Heroku’s Random Router
(blog.cloudcitydevelopment.com)
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And people wonder why it was hard for 4chan to break even? (I'm not being sarcastic)
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