misthop

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by misthop 8y ago
OK, to be explicit: React ecosystem vs Angular. The difference between to two is how to separate the concerns - inside on large package or into an ecosystem. I work primarily in Django. I could have given the same comparison of Django vs Fl
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by misthop 8y ago
Strong disagree to your strong disagree. I understand right tool for the right job, but for the job of"front end framework" React vs Angular isn't hammer vs screwdriver, or even sledge vs ball peen - it's like Dewalt vs
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by misthop 8y ago
Looking at the jobs listing on the site the engineering jobs all list SF and/or Jersey City. There isn't any indication anywhere I can find that remote is an option.I'm interested, but not willing to relocate. Thanks
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by misthop 8y ago
Do you have a hiring page on the fairpixels site? I couldn't find one
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by misthop 8y ago
The engineering manager role is not listed as an open position. How should one apply for it?
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by misthop 8y ago
Are applications cross posted to Atlantic Media positions that are similar, or should someone who is interested apply to several? In particular I am interested in this one that you posted, and also the Lead Web Dev position in the Governmen
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by misthop 8y ago
Previous conversation (4 days ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16888876
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by misthop 9y ago
Legislators don't (and shouldn't imho) get into the specifics of how an industry should abide by the laws they make. That makes the law flexible for the future. In the US, at least, if you were brought up on charges of violation,
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by misthop 9y ago
Yeah, I was going to give fair notice. That all sounds reasonable, and pretty much the same as walking into his office. Something about the remote aspect of it felt off though.
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by misthop 9y ago
I personally think that is unethical, along with being impractical in this instance.
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Ask HN: Tips for resigning a remote position?
5 points by misthop 9y ago|7 comments
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by misthop 9y ago
I am in the process of interviewing for Engineering Manager/VP/CTO type roles. This will require a new skill set of me beyond the tech lead work that I have been doing. This article neatly sums up a good answer to my internal ques
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by misthop 9y ago
Are all of the engineering jobs remote friendly? On the Careers page only one position is listed as local/remote
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by misthop 9y ago
For onsite positions it really helps to say where you are based
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by misthop 9y ago
You will get more interest if you add a link or email. Lyric is pretty generic to search for. Also are you open to remote candidates?
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by misthop 9y ago
Which of the positions allow for remote? In particular are you open to a remote Director of Engineering?
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by misthop 9y ago
I disagree. Looking at the Who Is Hiring threads, most of the (minimal, sure) comments are either questions about the position or company, with some commenting poorly on the company.
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by misthop 9y ago
Somewhat related - I've always wished that HN allowed comments on the Jobs posts (not who is hiring, which is a normal thread, but the YC backed company posts). I think there are a number of people in the community who have had interac
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by misthop 9y ago
Location? Onsite or Remote? Also, your website lists no current openings. Is this back channel recruiting or just keeping the queue full for when you actually want to hire?
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by misthop 9y ago
On the topic of the owlet - My twins were in the NICU for 4 and 7 weeks respectively. The nurses there spend the bulk of non-feeding time checking on and (almost always) turning off heart/respiration/pulse ox alerts. The alarms ar
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by misthop 9y ago
Work from home that is local to the office is not what most people equate with remote. If you have to be in the office 2-3 days a week please leave the listing as Onsite
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by misthop 9y ago
You have a bunch of cities listed, but on your jobs page only the "Valet" and "Hourly" roles are in all those cities. All of the engineering positions are listed at the San Francisco HQ. If the engineering positions are
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by misthop 9y ago
Please don't put remote in the title if all you mean is work from home local to the office. That is not a remote position
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by misthop 9y ago
You will probably get more interest if you list your location since the job is on-site.
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Ask HN: Twitter-esque for developers?
1 points by misthop 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you handle the business structure and taxes of side projects?
260 points by misthop 10y ago|139 comments
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by misthop 10y ago
I wouldn't, no. But in the 2 situations where I have been asked to fly to a company I said I would be happy to once I had an offer of employment. Both did remote interviews and extended an offer.
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by misthop 10y ago
Open air stadium[0] [0] http://www.unrealitytv.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/olym...
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by misthop 10y ago
I don't think they are competitive outside the Bay area for the roles they are filling. <Anecdote> A year and a half ago I was looking for (and found) a senior/lead remote position. I had four offers from such places as Ann
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by misthop 10y ago
Please change Remote to onsite if candidates must be located in or willing to move to SF

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