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mpg33
14y ago
so if ideal geography and location increases price of land thus increasing cost of living in an area...then is it possible to disrupt this scarcity of space problem?
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mpg33
14y ago
So what about increasing supply by building more?
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14y ago
So in a sense housing will always be expensive because of scarcity of land and demand for housing?
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Ask HN: Disrupt Housing?
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14y ago
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Ask HN: Keeping yourself hire-able while not working?
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14y ago
I currently work in an open office environment doing software development and absolutely hate it....I'm the type of person who needs complete quiet and solitary in order to focus and stay focused. There are constant distractions. Most of m
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14y ago
as long as companies have good product's and can consistently generate revenue...the industry should be fine
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Ask HN: Best second language to learn?
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15y ago
Would this not dramatically increase data usage? ie data fees to carriers
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15y ago
visual memorization/associative memorization i do not have a problem with.. when i am trying to understand code visual memorization does not seem work..
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15y ago
this sounds great...except my day job is bug fixing of an existing software
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Ask HN: Working Memory And Understanding
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15y ago
but do you think the fact that you spent 5 years at your first job helped you get others?
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Ask HN: Job Hopping?
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15y ago
funny you should say skimming...because thats how i have been looking at code and i think it is my main problem...i try scanning the code over and over but get nowhere with it
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Ask HN: How do you "read"/understand/interpret existing code for software?
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15y ago
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15y ago
cool, thanks
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15y ago
true, i guess i enjoy explaining things to people and thought maybe I ended up in development because I'm an introvert..
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Ask HN: Realization that i am not a "Programmer"...
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15y ago
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15y ago
thanks!
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Ask HN: Best open source python project for beginners?
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15y ago
Did you take much time outside of work to learn/study?
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Ask HN: First Programming Job?
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15y ago
I think there is a "Are we are in a bubble?" bubble.
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15y ago
agree with diet...i think that "you are what you eat" saying is drastically underrated i am currently try to adhere to the "Paleo diet"...this may a bit too much for a lot of people (and also hard to do in western society) but eating health
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Ask HN: Best/quickest way to create mobile app ui mockups?
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15y ago
Thanks! I know some Java, VB.NET....but looking to build on this and expand to other languages.
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Ask HN: Beginner looking to join an open source project
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15y ago
It seems that a lot of companies want at least a year or two experience...i have seen some junior developer positions require 5 years.
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Ask HN: How to get hired as an inexperienced developer?
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