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Ask HN: Why learn to code when you can rent a coder?
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15y ago
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Why VC returns suck in four words
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15y ago
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Ask HN: Intern or freelance - which is better on the resume?
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15y ago
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Ask HN: Hiring for a non-technical position
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15y ago
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16y ago
Most people are good at what they're good at, so it makes no sense for them to learn something they have little interest or skill in. The typical request from a non-tech guy is not in implementing a hard engineering problem like database m
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Ask HN: pre-screening the generalist employee
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16y ago
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When you DON'T need a technical co-founder
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16y ago
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Ask HN: Hiring: two strategies
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16y ago
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Ask HN: Is computer science really a science?
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16y ago
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16y ago
Subsidies like these are inefficient for businesses because they don't discriminate between customers who are new to the business and regular patrons. It doesn't really increase demand so much as pull it forward a la "Cash for Clunkers" me
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16y ago
Gilt and its clones don't sell regular merchandise, but almost always out of season, overstock, and seconds merchandise that the firm would have to dispose of regardless. Businesses that use Groupon deep discount their normal stuff.
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Why Groupon hurts businesses and you should be careful
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16y ago
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16y ago
Why do you fear an employee would leave you after you invested in training him? Unless you are particularly abrasive, most employees would look favorably at an employer who helps them advance in their job than one who doesn't invest anythi
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Ask HN: Why firms don't train workers anymore
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16y ago
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Why the angel/VC hype is bunk for most hackers
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16y ago
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Ask HN: When moving to a new city how do you make friends?
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Ask HN: Do tech firms ever offer on the job training?
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16y ago
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Ask HN: Analyze my business model
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When moving to a new city: reach out to locals or find newcomers like yourself?
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16y ago
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Ask HN: What is a good lead founder's salary?
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16y ago
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16y ago
Why would one apply to a YComb job when if one is skilled enough he can apply to YComb itself?
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Ask HN: Who's Hiring V 2.0 Non-techie edition
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16y ago
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Ask HN: How do I find and recruit the talented, ambitious, bright and young?
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16y ago
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16y ago
I am not saying he has to frequent the blogs daily, but just to name the blogs he follows most actively.
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I can learn more about a person by the top 10 blogs he reads
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16y ago
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Ask HN: College degree required?
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16y ago
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The Ten most worthless college majors
(holytaco.com)
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16y ago
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Hundreds of billions in cash sitting on the sidelines
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18y ago
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