paradox95

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by paradox95 14y ago
When I'm having an exceptionally bad week, around Wednesday or Thursday, just to get myself through the rest of the week I tell myself a couple of GOOD things that I could make happen, might happen or will happen that day. This makes the al
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by paradox95 14y ago
Chartboost - http://chartboost.com/jobs San Francisco, CA Looking for a little of everything. Awesome engineers especially. Email travis[at]chartboost[dot]com for more information. I am an engineer at Chartboost, not a recruiter by the wa
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Ask HN: Any startups looking to hire a contract engineer?
6 points by paradox95 14y ago|1 comments
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by paradox95 14y ago
http://friendsheet.com
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by paradox95 15y ago
Path - San Francisco - http://path.com/jobs Looking for server/infrastructure engineers, mobile engineers (probably any platform but especially Android and iOS) and ops engineers. User relations, product managers and designers, and other
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Ask HN: What is going on in the L.A. startup scene tonight?
1 points by paradox95 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Any London or NYC startups looking to hire a contractor?
1 points by paradox95 15y ago|1 comments
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by paradox95 15y ago
Shameless self promotion is exactly what I was looking for.
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by paradox95 15y ago
Skmmr sounds really interested. I will be sure to give it a try if I ever get any friends on there.
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Ask HN: Who are some unknown but growing startups with a lot of potential?
9 points by paradox95 15y ago|12 comments
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Ask HN: Any startups in SV hiring admin assistants or other non-tech positions?
1 points by paradox95 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Startup options and exercising
1 points by paradox95 15y ago|1 comments
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by paradox95 15y ago
If you are going to build in PHP there is no need for any kind of framework. Especially CakePHP. A simple PHP framework can be built in a day that for your needs is a lot better than any existing framework. As far as language choice: this q
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by paradox95 15y ago
Open source, side projects, whatever you have to do to become an awesome programmer. As someone else mentioned, your degree, no matter good or bad is never enough. And when you start looking for a job, don't get beat down when you don't get
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by paradox95 15y ago
Yes you are. But you can beat it. I didn't go to a good school. In fact I went to an awful school. But I am an engineer at good start up in the Valley and doing very well. Are you in the Bay?
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by paradox95 15y ago
I hope someone creates another site from the perspective of the engineer who has to implement his outlandish designs. The first sentence: "If it were as simple to do on a website as it is in Photoshop, I would have done it". Followed by: "I
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by paradox95 15y ago
I don't see how this will ever be useful. The state "echo boo()[1];" assumes you're only ever going to need that one value from the array. The rest of the array is lost. What if the next line in the code needs index 3 from the array? Now yo
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by paradox95 15y ago
http://i.imgur.com/bZc1t.png
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by paradox95 15y ago
How is this them being owned?
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by paradox95 15y ago
So the people who lost out here have any recourse? I hope they are talking to lawyers. I'm not typically the type of person to sue over everything but this is screaming for a lawsuit.
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by paradox95 15y ago
SAI Techmeme Quora ReadWriteWeb Inside Facebook Gmail/GoogleTV/Goolge/Google Docs blogs engadget (although rarely nowadays) Outside of tech: Yahoo News SFGate Sportsline HuffPo - occasionally
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by paradox95 16y ago
It takes a certain amount of natural aptitude to excel at that level. Don't be disappointed or try to push too hard if he doesn't reach that level.
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by paradox95 16y ago
We use s similar setup to what they are using. We use in house built MVC framework though. Our Model is a lacking but still works. We do still use Memcached and I don't see how they can skip that. I don't know what their user numbers are li
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by paradox95 16y ago
The anonymity doesn't really translate to start ups where there are < 100 employees. I work in an office with 10 people. If everyone posted their salary I would be able to easily guess who posted what. I'd much rather a site lik http:/
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by paradox95 16y ago
I have gotten probably about 10 emails like this so far.
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by paradox95 16y ago
I hope you got your ticket for Google I/O already. It sold out in less than an hour this year. (I think they are still doing the competitions so if your going that route then "good luck!")
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by paradox95 16y ago
Seems to me like a good way to farm start up ideas. Willing to sign an NDA before I give you my idea?
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by paradox95 16y ago
Do you know anyone out here? Do you have any money saved? If the answer to either of those is no, what would you once you got here? What is your resume like? Any experience? Open source? Anything? If the answer to the previous question is "
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by paradox95 16y ago
You should definitely start building as soon as possible. The longer you wait the more time others are out there thinking of and/or building a competing product. Every week there is a post on HN about someone who thought of something and wh
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by paradox95 16y ago
I have always thought that for the amount of success they have they could have hired some decent engineers. Specifically front-end. It is one of the reasons HuffPo isn't part of my regular news cycle. Many sites get 3-4 (sometimes more) vie

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