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Ask HN: Can you recommend a blog writer or service?
1 points by mcargian 18y ago|6 comments
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by mcargian 18y ago
If hiring is hard, finding a decent recruiter is even harder. My experience, with recuriters, has been signing a contract to cough up 15% of annual salary to a recruiter who does nothing more than list the ad on job sites and pass along res
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by mcargian 18y ago
I thought he stopped blogging. Why does he pick his craziest email rants to publish online? Just to tilt the rest of us?
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by mcargian 18y ago
Are either of these even semantic products? I didn't realize parsing the body of an email itinerary and sharing it with your friends was all that was required to be in this category. This list should be renamed "websites I like in 2008!"
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Top 10 Web Dev Blunders of 2008(nettuts.com)
8 points by mcargian 18y ago|7 comments
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by mcargian 18y ago
So, how often are you on linkedin then? every two years? Or how often do you change jobs?
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by mcargian 18y ago
Serious question: what do you do on linked in? What business value do you get? I know several recruiters and speakers who use LinkedIn with great success. But outside of those two fields, most of the people I talk to use linkedin as a glori
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by mcargian 18y ago
> Actually it left me a bit disappointed to find that it had been "designed" I'm disappointed it was "designed" since it looks exactly like a home-brew logo.
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by mcargian 18y ago
When I investigated a low cost solution like this before, the issue was big companies like AOL not honoring TTL's less than 24 hours. Is this still the case?
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by mcargian 18y ago
Do you have a staging/test site, a mirror of your live site? Normally you apply all the changes to the test site so that you know the upgrade works, and how long it will take. Then you can schedule downtime as required.
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by mcargian 18y ago
JERRY, THE SHIFT KEY IS NEXT TO THE LETTER Z
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by mcargian 18y ago
Pretty sure he was referring to Calacanis' horrible post on how to "save money" by buying a $3,000 to $5,000 espresso machine.
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by mcargian 18y ago
Wow, how bad was the code before you made it "too awesome" in your latest update? Sounds like you need some new programmers and three new DBAs.
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by mcargian 18y ago
I don't know about you, but when learning a new topic, I find it easier to print the content I want to read, and highlight it old-skool style with a highlighter. It helps me for reading comprehension, later referencing, and those off line m
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by mcargian 18y ago
I agree, the content on techcrunch continues to tend towards random wild opinion instead of tech startup coverage. From Arrington's summer of hate for twitter, to the current sky is falling, its becoming impossible to stay interested.
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by mcargian 18y ago
Using bzr. A few months ago when evaluating bzr, git, and mercurial, the features were similar between all three, but bazaar won in the ease of use category.