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   by shanwang 11y ago

   Interesting idea. Are you aim for companies that don't have a team of developers? I think for companies with their own dev, they would either put some resource to resolve the problem, or live with it because they can't resolve it(
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   by shanwang 11y ago

   that's interesting, i imagine the cost for freelance developer/designer would be a lot more than the server cost and advertising.
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   Ask HN: How much do you spend on your side project

   29 points by shanwang 11y ago|30 comments
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   by shanwang 11y ago

   I'm about to quit my day job and work on my own projects. I planed to maintain a 9-6 working style by going to a library with wifi. Reading this post I'm now thinking maybe I can experiment with different work routines and see whi
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   by shanwang 11y ago

   this is very similar to a post yesterday called codemill.io
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   by shanwang 11y ago

   I remember AirBnB's founder said they got rejected by 7 VCs when they started.
7. 67.▲
   by shanwang 11y ago

   Now with the ability to collapse uninteresting jobs. Also enabled caching so page loading is faster.
8. 68.▲
   by shanwang 11y ago

   Added a button to collapse uninteresting jobs, what do you think? At the moment migrating away from the main view won't save collapsed list, will fix that soon.
9. 69.▲
   by shanwang 11y ago

   you mean like this one: http://www.hnjobs.io/#/11213227
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    by shanwang 11y ago

    thanks, certainly didn't think about that :), might be too late to change the domain name, I'll see if I can fit HackerNewsJobs to the logo.
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    by shanwang 11y ago

    It's reasonably mobile friendly. The data includes: "Ask HN: Who is hiring?" "Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?" "Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer?" You can search by regex in the search bar. Data is up
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    Show HN: Another convenient web app for reading whoishiring(hnjobs.io)

    15 points by shanwang 11y ago|10 comments
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    by shanwang 11y ago

    I don't know how much people will apply for 30+ jobs, probably graduates? A tool targeting students could be useful. Most experienced job seekers only apply for a handful of positions.
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    by shanwang 11y ago

    Have to say i'm really jealous. You don't get nearly that much in google/microsoft London office, not sure about FB but I doubt it's much better.
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    by shanwang 11y ago

    It's not necessarily true, I was interviewed as a permi but chose to join as a contractor instead. From what i observed the ability of contract developer is not necessarily better than a permanent.
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    by shanwang 12y ago

    the last time I tested them on redhat 6, clock_gettime(REALTIME) and gettimeofday are slightly faster than clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC), and gettimeofday is much faster than any clock_gettime on older platforms.
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    by shanwang 12y ago

    Wooooooww, this is the most amazing photos i've seen for a long time.
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    by shanwang 13y ago

    thank you, this is the best advice about side projects i have ever read, I'm going to practice this from today!
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    by shanwang 13y ago

    If you have -Wall, -Winit-self doesn't do anything, just tested with gcc 4.2 on redhat 6, you still have the uninitialized warning