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You definitely can but its going to be harder to be honest... 72k is going to essentially be 50k after taxes. Housing will likely be between 1-2k per month. 1k Id say really is pretty close to the minimum currently (unfortunately) and woul
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Yes and probably more often than you think but it can quite difficult to diagnose from a top down perspective. It usually materializes in costs becoming too great but the underlying cause frequently is a rushed product that eventually cost
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The Narcissism Of Minor Silicon Valley Differences
(techcrunch.com)
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PER UNIT should be appended to the title of this article.
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Please correct the title - Entrepeurs is a pretty unflattering misspelling
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I'd use this and like it much more than the digital wallet. The idea of my phone dying and leaving me with no means of communication and no means of payment sounds like a good way to make a bad day go to much worse. As someone who travels f
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I honestly dont understand what the take away is from these articles... Lots of people communicate information in a hurried manner using a similar formula. - College students do it the last week of every semester but its called a paper - Bl
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On the personal front its pretty hard to think of anything besides stuff that defies the laws of economics or current tech that I'd pay $50/m for. If you asked me 5 years ago Id answer differently. Due to mostly internet powered services a
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I think the majority of startups teach great lessons in how not to run a business. Some of the best lessons Ive learned is watching others as well as myself inadvertently blow stuff up and realizing that should have been done a lot differe
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Hot IT jobs: Why location matters
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Id honestly say just go home early or try to get additional projects. Its sounds like you are under allocated. Id definitely agree with not jumping ahead of the product team - its just a recipe for frustration and burnout. You could also
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If this was true there would be proof in the numbers but pretty much all indicators point to this as increasingly incorrect (unfortunately). In America there is increasingly less mobility from the "poor" to the rich and if monetary despera
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Here's How Mark Pincus Explained Zynga's Layoffs To Employees
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Creating these lists as if humans are a bunch of attributes is something we're all probably guilty of at some point or another but when you apply it to finding a mate you inadvertently are just setting yourself up for a likely endless world
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The idea of video timelines corresponding with external actions to create an immersive experience is definitely not new although its always good to see anyone trying to move the ball forward. I know advertisers get all wound up about the p
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I think there is some value here but I also think its too heavy handed - the bads I see are... - Performance - complex DOM structures will inevitably lead to many function calls. Some might argue that it is probably minor but there are goi
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Lets see how they do on their investment before calling people naive and brash. Id suggest some "market research" on whether consumers want better cures for cancer or rather text annotation for rap songs
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The one you are the most proficient in. For the most part programming languages are the "same" in that they are a means to an end. Yes you can argue about their attributes but they are tools. If one guy can dig a hole with a pick as fast
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Just wait until you have an employee... you'll realize your just a dude trying to make 2 dude's livings.
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After Declaring Silicon Valley Over, Yammer CEO Is Backing A New Startup
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"Silicon Valley developers, one of the highest paid professions" Based upon the number of hours the people who I knew at Zynga were putting in - IMHO they were far from receiving a good rate when looked at hourly. 100k at 60-70+ hrs per wee
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While I have never worked there, I think the assumption pre-IPO was that yes you might get abused but it will all be worth it in the end because of the equity - remember Zynga according to tech blogs was the hottest thing coming out of the
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The expectation is that it will continually lose money down to the point of the valuation. For example, say in an imaginary world I have a piece of real estate and its worth 500k right now but its pretty much assumed that because of X, Y an
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High-Speed Photography Turns Water Droplets Into Liquid Sculptures
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Do Zynga’s troubles mark the end of the latest tech bubble?
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Or the pin that pops it.
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While I don't think its malicious, remember that PG, Silicon Valley VCs and most of those blogs make money off of the starry eyed young entrepreneurs coming to Silicon Valley. Entrepreneurs essentially are their resources that power those
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"At first, it’s just a place to put notes to myself, but I share them so that others can find them too. Once a few people start doing that, or a small team commits to doing it for the good of the team, the game is over. It can’t help but ta
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Zynga stock plummets below value of its cash and real estate
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Everything is replaceable or at least thats how the saying goes. I think the point being made is that if Facebook/social media disappeared that it would barely make a dent in how we live compared to if Amazon/e-commerce or Google/search di
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