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by ssylee 14y ago
Yes it does now. Thanks for your insight.
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Ask HN: How would you qualify animal instincts
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by ssylee 14y ago
I can't consult you on this, but I do recommend you to speak with a lawyer. Ask around the developers you trust for recommendations.
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by ssylee 14y ago
I like what idoh said. Talking to your neighbors (by that, I mean where you live, not where you work) may give you some suggestions of what's important for non-programmers (which makes up the majority of the population).
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Watch this to challenge the status quo of your life and career(kickstarter.com)
2 points by ssylee 14y ago|0 comments
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by ssylee 14y ago
Why do you think that's the case?
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Ask HN: Having few employable skills and only 1 mo of savings left?
2 points by ssylee 14y ago|8 comments
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by ssylee 14y ago
Alternatively, you can check out Atlassian's Bitbucket services. May be less pricey than Github's premium offering.
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by ssylee 14y ago
You may want to take a look at the Travel Hacking report at http://hackthesystem.com/blog/ . You can get free desk space and wifi using the hacks for free for 6 months (I believe), and then $95/year after that, anywhere around the world.
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by ssylee 14y ago
I think you may need to seek advice from your colleagues in Turkey more than Hacker News.
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by ssylee 14y ago
Just want to throw out the encouragement that you're farther ahead than most startups already, and you're following the guidelines of lean startups properly. I think you have more problems than just solving "technical" challenges. Here are
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How to get 3GB of Free Dropbox space for life(jonchui.wordpress.com)
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by ssylee 14y ago
It's not just surfing the web, caving and watching TV. Doing household chores, cooking, laundry, and completing other errands aren't necessarily productive either. Also the billing, expense tracking, and bank reconciliation. You may not be
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by ssylee 14y ago
First take some time off to perform a time audit. Really take a look at what you're spending time on, and reducing the amount of time consumption that keeps you from freelancing before you do so. Not sleeping is not a sustainable nor a scal
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by ssylee 14y ago
What's your background? What's inspirational for me may not be the same for you.
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by ssylee 14y ago
From my experience in a similar situation, employers definitely do prefer to consider candidates who are either working in a job already, or have the opportunity to attract multiple concurrent offers. Think about it like the lone attractive
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A love letter to potential Python developers(appsumo.com)
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by ssylee 14y ago
With your profile, I think you would fit what Matterport is looking for: http://matterport.com/jobs.html I don't know how well you code, but from your description, you're a very bright kid. Talk to them to inquire about opportunities. One
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Ask HN: What is the demand like for wireframing skills (e.g. Balsamiq)?
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by ssylee 15y ago
Same here. I consider a productive use of meditation time.
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by ssylee 15y ago
A lot of the times, owners of bad websites don't even know or want to admit about this. Since that is happening, it would be tough for you to find bad websites unless you are proactive about finding the ones that don't convert traffic into
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by ssylee 15y ago
I wouldn't advise you to return to your old company. But with the new startup opportunity, you would need to do more homework to see if it fits you personally. Appropriate measures to avoid risks of appearing like a job hopper.
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by ssylee 15y ago
Paul Graham wraps it up pretty well in PyCon 2012 a few weeks ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9ITLdmfdLI
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by ssylee 15y ago
While it's a novel thing to try, I don't know how low stress those jobs can be when you have financial pressures to pay the bills. I think it's a matter of what stress you will face in today's society.
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by ssylee 15y ago
Sounds like it's time for you to move on. You need to take care of yourself before everything else. If your cofounder has any common sense at all, s/he would've told you to take as much time off as you need to fix yourself up.
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by ssylee 15y ago
Regular meditation?
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by ssylee 15y ago
Try going through the videos and exercises of the MIT OCW materials.
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by ssylee 15y ago
webchat works well for me personally.
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by ssylee 15y ago
I know Metalab Designs is looking for designers, though not sure if they are looking for local ones in Victoria: http://metalabdesign.com/
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by ssylee 15y ago
Ranging from a few days to 2 weeks. You have to be logged in to take the course, so only the purchaser can take the course. Alternatively, you can make use an email address that's common to your company so that everyone can get access to i

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