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by outside1234 15y ago
the reason that's important is because the company has no products, there is nothing it can be infringing on and so there is no mutually assured destruction to reign in the madness.
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by outside1234 15y ago
i sometimes feel guilty because I consciously spend ~1 hr of my workday working on whatever I want to learn about on my employers dime. These crazy side projects almost always pay off for that employer or the next one 6 to 24 months down t
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by outside1234 15y ago
Or China
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by outside1234 15y ago
congrats! submit a 3 month update, would love to read about your experience with the program.
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by outside1234 15y ago
Questions for anyone that has done this: 1) Can you find good local talent on at least software but hopefully hardware as well (I have a consumer electronics idea)? (I speak Spanish at the intermediate level if that changes anything) 2) Ar
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by outside1234 15y ago
i want to like rms but you get the sense that he doesn't live in the real world whenever you read his stuff. I mean, seriously, Android is about a lightyear more open than iOS and there are super good reasons Honeycomb is not out. An OEM
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by outside1234 15y ago
me as well. i thought: this can't possibly be real its so user hostile.
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by outside1234 15y ago
what a terrible idea. the best part of Netflix is that it was integrated between DVD and streaming queues. dfm. how much does Amazon cost with Prime?
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by outside1234 15y ago
it does feel like we are at the frontend of a disaster - its clear the US can't keep spending like this but yet we propose more stimulus. its the same in Europe. nobody believes that Greece is getting out of this without defaulting. yet
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by outside1234 15y ago
3 2 1 ... no unlimited text plan
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by outside1234 15y ago
$45 billion Chilean pesos sounds about right.
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by outside1234 15y ago
wow, what is the fetish with assembly language this week?
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by outside1234 15y ago
I'm not sure that it isn't. I'm worried about the maintenance costs of keeping it up to date - but maybe that is the price you pay.
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by outside1234 15y ago
I (probably like a lot of you) work at a small startup. Anyone have a cost efficient setup that you can recommend that is series A cost friendly? :) I'd like to give standing up a try - is there a cheap solution that is beyond "3 boxes on
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Ask HN: What do you use to test Frontend code?
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by outside1234 15y ago
I like the first part (break 'em up so any one can fail). The second part is partly our fault because we were dumb enough to let them too big to fail in the first place.
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by outside1234 15y ago
in 1985 i would have loved reading this end to end. now, looking at assembly makes me want to stab myself in the eye with a fork. twice. does that make me old? now, where is that Scala book and my glasses.
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SEEKING FREELANCER Android development Remote: Possible for right candidate. Greentech company is looking for a strong Android developer and our first mobile engineer to build a mobile app to compliment our consumer electronics device. Top
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by outside1234 15y ago
Let's not go crazy now. Silicon Valley is what it is because of all the people you haven't heard about, that were willing to try something crazy in order to do something great. And failed. And tried again anyway.
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by outside1234 15y ago
is it just me or does that look like a ring of hell? who wants to be stuck on an island without sand, one restaurant, and no way to exercise outside?
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by outside1234 15y ago
seriously, they named it "munch on me"? nothing double meaning came to mind when they were thinking about that name?
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by outside1234 15y ago
how did people find a remote gig like this? I'm self motivated, an Android developer (which I only mention because there is huge demand for this so it seems like I should be able to find a good company that is interested in this), and it s