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by olivolive 16y ago
This is a great idea, and looks very nice! Several of my friends are pregnant right now, and they are all registered at multiple places. This would be very convenient. If I'm buying a gift for a friend, do I need to know their mailing add
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by olivolive 16y ago
This is an interesting idea, and I like your site design. You have two types of users, the business owner who offers appointments, and their customer. You've done a nice job showing what the end customer will do to make an appointment, but
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by olivolive 16y ago
Some co-workers of mine have been doing 365 projects for 2010. On their server, each photo has a comments section where they give each other feedback and suggestions. That community aspect has really encouraged them to keep going. They t
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by olivolive 16y ago
The essays at the beginning of Holub on Patterns completely changed my understanding of OOP. Implementation inheritance violates encapsulation. So do getters and setters. They let code outside your object rely on your implementation and m
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by olivolive 16y ago
WikiLeaks has said that their next leak is from a major US bank, and they'll be releasing it early next year. There's some guessing that it's BofA, because a year ago he said: "At the moment, for example, we are sitting on 5GB from Bank of
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by olivolive 16y ago
A reason I've heard is that they want people who really want to work at The Company, not people who are motivated by the pay bump.
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by olivolive 16y ago
If you find out the name of someone who will be interviewing you, and they have a LinkedIn profile, you'll find out their job title, and possibly their whole resume. That should help you prepare for the interview. Unless you're actively lo
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by olivolive 16y ago
LinkedIn has done a good job of creating a social network for the professional aspect of your life. You can have co-workers who you enjoy working with, respect, like, but they still might not really be your friends. But I think LinkedIn's
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by olivolive 16y ago
I also get e-mails every 6 months from Google. A few years ago Google required a 3.75 or higher college GPA. That is an amazing GPA for the college I went to, so I've never applied. I wonder if they have relaxed that criteria.
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by olivolive 16y ago
That would have been a great follow-up question. The application must have had a description of an idea that was good enough to get the interview. Probably the interview starts by asking the team to explain their plans in more detail. If
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by olivolive 16y ago
The worst YC interviews being the ones where people cannot explain what their start-up is going to do is interesting. The same thing happens when talking about past projects in technical interviews. The worst candidates cannot clearly exp