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by pritianka 12y ago
Love the name
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by pritianka 12y ago
Looks interesting. But surely there are such things available at universities already?
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Cut out the features, man(medium.com)
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Automated analytics for Visual Studio 2013(wakatime.com)
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by pritianka 12y ago
Omg so adorable! I really like the concept. But I did shy away from an actual purchase because I am on a startup budget but hey would totally do it back in cushy job days :-)
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by pritianka 13y ago
Hahah me too!!
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by pritianka 13y ago
In my personal experience, faking has been helpful. I also grew up mostly without friends. The weirdest thing for me though was that as a toddler, I was extremely social and friendly. Then through a series of occurrences I ended up on the
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by pritianka 14y ago
I don't know if I fully agree with this post. I mean its true you don't need every customer but if someone uses your product or service and is upset by specific features/aspects, its important to make them feel heard by acknowledging their
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by pritianka 14y ago
yeah, I wonder too. I think most people need change and its not uncommon to see people with two careers. But perhaps jobs that are highly specific in the way you get to your output are more so that way. For eg. engineers work on beautifu
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by pritianka 14y ago
I completely agree with the comments here that news coverage has devolved into addictive popcorn munching fare. Sadly, this onion piece hits home: http://www.theonion.com/articles/breaking-has-the-word-break... Having worked in PR, I tr
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by pritianka 14y ago
Its so unfortunate to hear things like this. I knew of a person who was so stressed out by programming in similar situations that he went through a complete career revamp. He changed to law school and went on to work in government. He se