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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Money is freedom. Simple.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Man that's something that would stick with you forever. Ugh, not recognizing opportunities in their infancy always scares me.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Coders are the construction workers of the computer world. Software Engineers are the Architects of the computer world.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Who are these mystical dev-fairies pulling in such salaries? Which sectors? Positions? Companies? I've had my fair share of jobs and I've never run into anyone who made that much as a developer. I'm talking strictly developer
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
I never even knew the Onion did print. Hell I never even knew they were alive since what, 1988? Damn, I really thought the Onion was just a small little website with funny articles I saw on Reddit once in awhile, but not a widely known webs
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Trial runs are fine if you get paid for that week regardless. I'd never give up a week for free.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Whoops, yes thanks.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
I want to be your friend/coworker so badly. I hate management praying on the modest and kind. At my old job we had a really shy intern and he took all the shit that came his way and it was really sad to see.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
I love reading stories like this. If I see assholes like these being founders, and I'm not that asshole, it makes me feel every bit capable of being a founder one day. Sorry you had a bad experience OP, but you sound like a good guy an
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Anybody who praises the NSA should be blacklisted from existence in this solar system.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
It would have also been "quite a claim" awhile back about the NSA collecting anything and everything about citizens. I don't get your comment.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Why was this downvoted? Are these guides not good?
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
It's all about context. We live in an entirely different world than that. What a weird issue to bring up on a forum where largely everyone works in a nice office. Obviously this stuff still goes down. Are you one of those people where
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
How is this @ +50 votes? Why do people vote on these articles? I've seen awesome articles floating at ~10 with 0 comments a lot of the time.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
And here I was thinking that all my bullshitting wasn't paying off!
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Software engineer designs logic. Software developer translates that into code? I don't know.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Sorry, I must have been living in an alternate universe where every person in SV is not a total genius at the age of 20.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Yes, VC kids. Let's be honest. Kid creates a decent website/service in a few days/weeks -> VC funding -> ludicrous spending on top tier development environments, offices, staff, and services -> "oh fuck". I
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
It's strictly from a code monkey perspective. If you want to be a coder, you really don't need to go to school. If you want to take it to the next level and learn the theory behind what you are doing, get a degree. I dropped out
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
It's kind of sad really. I'd love to have a big office with a dedicated center to some really awesome equipment. It's like a work of art that you crafted yourself, right up to the cable management!
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
VC kids treat themselves like kings and never truly get to hacking. What ever happened to internal hardware? Build, setting up, and tuning servers is one of the most fun parts of running a service. When you get millions in funding its easy
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
What app to make that list?
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
That's so awesome! I wish http://thecodeplayer.com/ was more active for things like this.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Could you elaborate on the tolls it takes?
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
You are blowing this so much out of proportion. I wouldn't have given that question a second thought. Why should I? It's a perfectly normal question and I can understand why it is being asked. If you are single, you have the flexi
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Practice a wide array of things and you will get good at them in a few years. Lift, play an instrument, go for a run, do some drugs. Have fun.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
I absolutely hate the idiots that praise long work. Praise hard work. Praise efficient work. If you're working 80 hours a week (and aren't a founder), then you are a chump. The whole point of work is to fund your life. People lose
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
There should really be a website where each worker has been interviewed by some sort of staff, where bad reviews are taken seriously and resolved. Not a willy nilly battlefield of near scammers.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
Not really since you can code just as well in other languages, but with tools like these, we've seen them built and we've seen how bad they were. Just going off experience.
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by rfnslyr 13y ago
It's so much easier and rewarding to just learn the basic code to structure a webpage. What if I don't really know much web dev, but master this tool? Where will that get me? "So it shows here you've developed 8 websites

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