streakerbee

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   Ask HN: Can you be a good programmer if you are not details oriented?

   23 points by streakerbee 12y ago|26 comments
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   Ask HN: Canadian Companies that sponsor PR?

   1 points by streakerbee 12y ago|0 comments
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   by streakerbee 12y ago

   We are betting on the idea that a reasonably smart person would surprise themselves on how far they can get ahead if they can diligently work in a consistent manner. 2 hours per day may not seem much but over the course of 3 months it is pr
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   by streakerbee 12y ago

   The only pre-requisite is that the candidate should be reasonably intelligent. Someone who is already working in a big company/school and is putting off preparation for the interviews is ideal.
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   by streakerbee 12y ago

   >> you ask me to do something I believe is a waste of time You can see the proof for yourself when you burn through the following two books within the three months. a) http://www.amazon.com/Elements-Programming-Intervi
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   Ask HN: Would you pay $3,500 for an Interview Bootcamp?

   13 points by streakerbee 12y ago|16 comments
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   by streakerbee 12y ago

   How did you get so fast? I seem stuck at around 55 wpm.
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   by streakerbee 12y ago

   How do you get that first client?
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   Ask HN: Any franchise for starting a web development consultancy?

   13 points by streakerbee 12y ago|8 comments