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12y ago
Thanks for sharing Terretta, this should be a good example for me to review.
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orware
12y ago
Thanks, I'll contact you shortly!
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Ask HN: Examples of Good Software Development Contracts
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12y ago
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12y ago
Maybe my point was taken away because I didn't provide an insightful reply to the original comment? In that case, one of the reasons why I switched to a day job (after spending about the years in-between, during and after college worki
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orware
12y ago
> I've been contracting as W2 through a pimp Haha, when I read that part I LOL'ed.
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12y ago
Congratulations! The premise behind the company sounded cool when I first heard about you a few months back, exciting :-).
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12y ago
Thanks for mentioning this one, I hadn't seen it yet, but it's more or less what I had been imagining for my own mini-project...I guess I don't have to build it anymore :-).
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12y ago
I posted this earlier this month (contains MySQL database exports of the threads and comments going back to 2011): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7687128 In the link above you can get a copy of the threads/commen
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12y ago
Interesting...I just ran a Google Search on that one (Heart-Tree-Star) and it came up with a SlideShare presentation from another Microsoft guy mentioning "Meng Phua" as the originator for him...seems like it was taught to quite a
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12y ago
I just saw the "Solar FREAKIN' Roadways" video posted on digg...this is a really cool idea :-), I'm surprised this thread hasn't received more comments.
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12y ago
Both probably ;-). Most likely just the crack...sometimes they come with additional crap and people (who are none the wiser) click on it and get something bad installed.
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12y ago
I was just thinking about something similar the other day. I wasn't thinking about a Chrome extension, which might be a better solution, but instead a way to ping the site periodically to get the total number of comments and then send
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Show HN: Sharing Who's Hiring Data Project with Community
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12y ago
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12y ago
I remember back at UC Berkeley I went to a little informational session about a company called Prosper...looks like they're still around :-): http://www.prosper.com/ If I remember correctly, the lady presenting was wit
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13y ago
Neat to see Bremerton mentioned here on HN! While I never lived there myself, back when my parents were newlyweds my dad transferred when he was working (for NASSCO I think) up to Washington and my parents lived there for about 5 years and
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13y ago
First off, don't cash out your 401K for all of the reasons already mentioned (in your mind, it shouldn't even exist...that money is for future you). I started right away with putting money into retirement accounts(partly due to th
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13y ago
This is also true with me...everything I've learned over the past few years has only gone to show me all that I don't know. And I'm the type of guy that would be totally honest about my shortcomings but unfortunately it also
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13y ago
I'm writing from my iPhone so excuse the shorter message. I agree that the soft skills are very important but if that's true it doesn't seem to be fully appreciated I. The startup arena and seems to rely more on particular sk
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13y ago
Whatever brings us closer to the (hopefully not as dangerous) reality from this book: http://www.amazon.com/The-Deadliest-Game-Net-Force/dp/042516... I understand the frustration I'm seeing in a lot of the co
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13y ago
Actually a lot of this is surprising for me...I have a buddy that works there right now and while I knew there were bleeding some cash from articles I had read, I was under the impression that they actually were doing better than that finan
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13y ago
Hi SkyMarshal, thanks for the reply! While I'd like to be that person that brings the startup culture down here, I don't know if I'm the right guy for that job. Mainly, my post was probably a poor attempt at simply letting pe
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13y ago
Yeah in your case it definitely sounds like the Hacker School would be the more efficient route. As a recent graduate I think you might have a little more freedom to go directly to a program like that and submerge yourself deep within code
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13y ago
Sorry for the delay, the wife took the little one to go watch a movie in the park and I took my mom to go watch Divergent :-). I would say my primary motivation was simply the cost of the program (at the estimated $7000 they've mention
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13y ago
Well I guess my question to you would be, are you working currently as a software developer? In my case, I'm working full-time and none of the Hacker Schools are close by and I wouldn't have the opportunity to take any of them on
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13y ago
- Plenty of Sand Dunes after driving out for 30 minutes to the East or West (if you are into riding dirt bikes, quads, ATVs and that sort of thing...or just like to pretend you're on Tatooine :-) - Mexicali, Mexico is about 10 minutes
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Ask HN: Would any startups consider setting up shop in Imperial County, CA?
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13y ago
A few years back I decided to go about minimizing my expenses for my side business (which was more or less website development/hosting at the time) and switched from a dedicated server to Rackspace Cloud Sites (which was a $100/mo
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13y ago
Hi Dale, I ended up starting out at UC Berkeley and during that first year of school I got my first real introduction to programming and computer science. However, I was also running a failing dial-up Internet service business (a cousin of
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13y ago
Wow, sounds a bit like what I did when I left eBay after only about 2 months. The primary difference? I did so to go back to my previous employer in a new position. In your case, you're still young so your responsibilities are less rig
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13y ago
Hi sharemywin! That's another idea (I had thought about it before, but now that he's building up his skills to the point where he's comfortable building/working on things by himself, even though I'm still going to b
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