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SF Ranks 13th for Tech Salary Value
(sfist.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Fake pretentious rubbish.
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Statistical Proof That Project Managers Are Useless
(blog.assembla.com)
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10y ago
How about also including ie9 fallbacks?
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How much money the characters in HBO's 'Silicon Valley' would make in real life
(businessinsider.com)
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I knew a guy who grew up poor and as a result he didn't have much to eat growing up. So whenever he had free food he'd eat/steal as much as he can because he'd never know when his next meal might be.
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11y ago
Spot on! Couldn't have agreed more. I'm currently hiring JS dev and 99% of them are self proclaimed "experts" 10 out of 10 but they barely scratch the surface with the potential of JS.
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11y ago
Couldn't have agreed more. Relevance is the key.
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Agile won't fix your products because you can't fix clueless, bumbling, incompetent engineers. I've done the whole agile thing in small teams of 5 and gotten more done than working with 100 offshore developers who find excuse
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11y ago
Wordpress single handedly provided jobs for thousands of web developers. It's a fantastic CMS and no one has built a better one the same way no one has "tried" to rebuilt a "better" Google or Facebook.
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11y ago
This is extremely valid.
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11y ago
The Hyperloop would be a nightmare to inspect in a natural disaster. I know how difficult it is now to check on trains now, can't imagine this being fun.
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11y ago
I would look into trying to get your criminal past expunged. Talk to some lawyers, figure it out. My ex-roommate was able to get his wiped, although it wasn't a felony sex offense case. Work hard to get a new job, even if it's a c
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11y ago
Someone in CA would need to charge much more than someone in TX. Same skill sets, same gusto. Guess who gets the job? Good article, but if only life was that easy.
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No time to eat in Silicon Valley, so techies chug their protein
(seattletimes.com)
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11y ago
HTML is like Powerpoint? Wow, if only it was that easy. It's more like Excel IMO if we really want to make such an asinine comparison.
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11y ago
Not rich, but well off. Upper middle class.
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11y ago
Honestly, i'd go beg for your old job back especially if you were making six figures. Also Ruby is different than Java, very different. A Ruby bootcamp will not and has not prepared you to become a full-time developer. Lastly, no compa
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Silicon Valley Leads California in Binge Drinking
(sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com)
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11y ago
When I ran a start up, I did it because I had other sources of income. There were even times I took on a second job just so I could fund my own start up. If you haven't had a salary for the last 4 months maybe it's time to conside
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12y ago
If a guy came in for a job interview wearing shorts, sunglasses and Axe body spray he probably wouldn't get the job either. This is also for an internship, act professionally, act like a grown up, act like this matters. Clearly she did
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Why giant mecha robots are stupid
(techrepublic.com)
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What are developers like? Survey provides an interesting overview
(zdnet.com)
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12y ago
Isn't that sort of what they said about IE10 and 11? I still can't run them without them crashing from time to time.
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12y ago
It's very different than what it's like here that's for sure. You're expected to work longer hours for little(r) pay. It's a cultural thing to slave and slave away and to be happy that you have a job and you're
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7 reasons frameworks are the new programming languages
(computerworld.com)
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If I had a dollar for every "client" that asked to meet me at Starbucks and sign an NDA then I'd be a millionaire.
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I wouldn't be where I am today if it weren't for video games. Eventually got bored of playing games and decided to make my own.
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Dear Teacher, a Video Game Developer Is a Real Job and Should Be Celebrated
(techcrunch.com)
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Forget Harvard and Stanford. It really doesn’t matter where you go to college
(washingtonpost.com)
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12y ago
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