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by lugg 12y ago
There is a reason people call it a theater..
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by lugg 12y ago
> making me more valuable in the long run so eventually I can make more money Sorry to burst your bubble, but the "more money" from experience gained while taking a paycut will pale in comparison to "more money" from
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by lugg 12y ago
I like you. Seriously cool idea. Keep it up!
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by lugg 12y ago
> 1. There is always flexibility in the budget for the right people. Nothing stopping you from tacking on that caveat after offering a range so people can grok you from a distance. > 2. Salary is not everything. > I do believe sala
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by lugg 12y ago
Sounds like a scheduling issue to me, you either have to go full tit and code for 3-5 hours a night, every night, or you dont see progress. That is the wrong way to tackle the problem, and you probably know it. Attempt to set aside 30minute
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by lugg 12y ago
>> It's all about money. Hollywood is greedy and wants more to create another mediocre (at best) movies. > A business wanting to make money by charging for their good/bad/ok product? how evil. That doesn't follo
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by lugg 12y ago
I'm not sure how you can say that with a straight face. The next MBA is going to basically be a netbook, the MBP is already thin enough / light enough / small enough to qualify as an ultrabook in my view.
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by lugg 12y ago
It hasn't lost its meaning so much as its managed to find its way into everything .
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by lugg 12y ago
> In the future all of Dropbox's revenue will most likely come from SMB's and a few enterprise customers. If they're smart, it will be. They're just simply not going to make money otherwise. Get users on board for fre
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by lugg 12y ago
Give them samples of code from the project.
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by lugg 12y ago
I don't think you can really beat node for static web-apps. Its just too strong. The development loop is great when using a build chain like gulp, deployment is relatively easy, scaling up and out is easy (by nature of it being a stati
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by lugg 12y ago
I think those issues will improve over time with maturity. Golang seems to not like to do things in more than one way, as the article stated. Currently there is competing solutions to all of those problems[1]. I suspect you won't see b
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by lugg 12y ago
I'd rather people were able to post animal cruelty videos. That shit needs to be stopped and people need to be aware that this stuff happens. How are you meant to expose animal cruelty if youtube censors it? I doubt what you were watch
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by lugg 12y ago
The time to index is certainly dependent on their size, but I don't see how this sort of a/b tests on SEO wouldn't work on other sites. The sample size of pages they have to play with, and the fact that they get indexed withi
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by lugg 12y ago
Somewhere between 5 or 6 and 44 I'm guessing. I find I very rarely mind not having lots of things. I moved country a year or so ago, planned to spend around 10k at IKEA, ended up getting tired and leaving after spending 3. Planned to g
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by lugg 12y ago
Rebrand yourself as a python developer. I know you might not want to hear that, but you'll probably find much more enjoyable employment anyway.
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by lugg 12y ago
https://infinit.io/faq > How can Infinit be free and unlimited? And will it stay free? >> Infinit has the unique advantage of being built on a peer-to-peer technology, which connects two computers without using an
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by lugg 12y ago
I wish somebody taught me this in highschool. I'd be a very different person than I am today.
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by lugg 12y ago
Biphasic sleep is what I role with after learning about it here on HN a few years ago. I really enjoy reading / learning late at night / early morning. Yet I can't sustain early morning exercise and other things like that aft
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by lugg 12y ago
If thats 1/7th of the total ocean floor, what percentage is it of the accessible / usable ocean floor?
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by lugg 12y ago
My recruiter helped in a few ways: - Honed my CV (more like made me rewrite it), it was full of fluff pieces and bullshit that made ME happy. He basically took a red marker to all the things that weren't purely factual and provable (or
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by lugg 12y ago
I've been feeling for a while now, software developers need agents. I only talk to one recruiter. If I want a particular job I know is going I will direct him to it and he will handle any side lining from other recruiters. Works a trea
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by lugg 12y ago
Sounds like a fix for a symptom not the root problem. Reading about DMCA makes me feel sick to my stomach. Scrap the lot, the resulting mess would probably be less awful than what we have now.
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by lugg 12y ago
>Honestly, there's also something to be said for two-tier package management, ala OS X with Homebrew Agreed, I really like the sound of that. Been aching for some time to have a stable base system like deb stable / slackware an
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by lugg 12y ago
Further ironically how many people just did a brew update && brew upgrade Without the git part specifically.
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by lugg 12y ago
I was under impression that identifying the inequality among upper management at Sony Pictures was at least part of the reason for the early release of that specific document. i.e. that point, was the point and should probably be in the ope
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by lugg 12y ago
Care to expand your points on this? I'm not totally up with all BSD does / how it is used today.
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by lugg 12y ago
To be fair, going to the moon was once a pipe dream too. As was flying around the world. I dont think following this pipedream was the wrong move to make. While it could have had better execution and resulted in aerospace setbacks overall I
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by lugg 12y ago
I very much love the pop up adblock complaint thing... I blocked it with right click "block ad" from adblock..
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by lugg 12y ago
For what its worth, the chrome Mac OS X version of google chrome is 331.9 MB on disk. Doesn't seem bogus to me.

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