spicytunacone

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   by spicytunacone 10y ago

   I came from a comment on a more recent story[0] so I realize I am a bit late, but what about being a NEET implies social disconnection? I believe you're thinking of shut-ins or hikkikomori[1] if you want to keep in line with the parlan
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   by spicytunacone 10y ago

   The article cites pay, location and happening as factors, though I also think there just isn't demand for young tech talent in SD. San Diego is where older folks/retired military go to raise families or retire proper as they land
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   by spicytunacone 10y ago

   How can one tell if they are a good developer or not? It's about one-for-one that whenever I read a statement that demand is high I recall a story (even some posted on HN) of someone struggling to find work and vice-versa. Is the deman
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   by spicytunacone 10y ago

   That sounds pleasant. Do you mind me asking where/how you put yourself out there for those kinds of recruiters to find you?
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   by spicytunacone 10y ago

   So, would you say the chart was correct? How do you find it now as opposed to before? Could this be the start of high culture toothpaste one's palate must be developed for?
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   by spicytunacone 11y ago

   >Honestly, when you look at a lot of startups, nothing they do is even remotely difficult. What do you consider difficult? Maybe it is because I am just a fresh-faced new grad, but I think there's a lot out there I would find hard t