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by magnusdeus123 9y ago
Sure, I'll bite: - Because large companies have an easier time quantifying money spent towards a solution rather than time spent towards a solution, fiddling around with a non-corporate project getting whatever kernel/distro/
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by magnusdeus123 9y ago
Medium is just a platform for posting content. The image was selected by the author.
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Node.js Emerging as the Universal Development Framework(hackernoon.com)
2 points by magnusdeus123 9y ago|0 comments
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by magnusdeus123 9y ago
I've been looking forward to more details about this program emerging seeing that I'm a french-speaking francophile who recently made a transition to a career in programming. The minimum education requirement being a Master's
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by magnusdeus123 9y ago
Is French as the language of common exchange something to be scared of?
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by magnusdeus123 9y ago
Indian who moved to Canada in 2009 - currently Permanent Resident in Montreal. If you can save a bit of money, going to university here in such a way that it guarantees you two years of continuous full-time education is the easiest way. In
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Ask HN: How does a programmer go about learning business?
2 points by magnusdeus123 10y ago|0 comments
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Java? Nah, I do JavaScript, man(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by magnusdeus123 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Alternatives to being a web developer
4 points by magnusdeus123 16y ago|3 comments
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by magnusdeus123 16y ago
Damn. I watched a short film very similar to this where a mathematician woman made a super computer in her home to do the same thing. It pissed off her husband who finally takes off and she's left with her obsession. Can't remember the name
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by magnusdeus123 16y ago
My parents assets are merged with my own. It's 'family' assets if you understand what I mean. Where I come from, we don't talk about money in the family. And I don't plan to work any less harder and earn any less than them over my life time
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by magnusdeus123 16y ago
Agreed. Good advice.
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by magnusdeus123 16y ago
Do all these points only apply to software then? If startups are so great then what are the civil engineers, accountants, financial analysts, lawyers, botanists and other top-tier professions in the world doing with the idea? Surely they ar
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by magnusdeus123 16y ago
I haven't 'obeyed' as many people as I made it sound out to be previously. I like people to earn my respect but what I said above is the basic principle of culture in an Asian society; atleast in mine.
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by magnusdeus123 16y ago
I got asked this twice, so I guess I'll answer. I see articles related to startup across other forums too but I frequent this i.e. I'm comfortable here, and being one of the largest forums dedicated to the concept, it made sense to ask it o
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Ask HN: What's the big deal with startups anyways...
154 points by magnusdeus123 16y ago|155 comments