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by syntern 13y ago
Thanks, that is a good ballpark figure.
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by syntern 13y ago
Do they have public numbers on how much they make with this model?
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by syntern 13y ago
Where is toJson in the Dart Editor? (I'm looking for it in 1.1.1, but couldn't figure it out.) And does it have a fromJson generator too?
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by syntern 13y ago
They usually omit the phrase "shortage of developers we can afford ".
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by syntern 13y ago
Maybe that is something RSS is for. In addition to that, I've found Google+ to follow some of the people that write about topics I am interested in.
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If at first you don’t succeed: disrupting incumbents in the enterprise(blog.learningbyshipping.com)
1 points by syntern 13y ago|0 comments
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by syntern 13y ago
It seems that one can write even a master's degree on this topic: The “Google shuttle effect:” Gentrification and San Francisco’s dot com boom 2.0 http://svenworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Gold
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by syntern 13y ago
Might be related to the topic: One aspect of the Dilbert-universe the pointy-haired boss who has no expertise, yet he imposes immediate consequences upon the overseen. In contrast, if we are calling for management that does (understand) cod
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by syntern 13y ago
Robert Gates put it eloquently: the US is in its own wars of choice, and not in any war that is forced upon it. So, what do you think about the secrets that would conceal the real reasons of the war that requests to be secret?
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by syntern 13y ago
My best managers were the ones that could and did code occasionally. Not just a side project of their dreams, but the same product we were working on, to feel the same pain, to understand the reasons of our decisions. I have had good politi
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by syntern 13y ago
> It's actually pretty amazing that I didn't fall harder or sooner, living in NYC on about $3k per month. A takeaway might be that if you are bootstrapped (or doing any kind of startup), you might want to do it at a cheaper loc
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by syntern 13y ago
Riak CS may be a simple answer for that. It even has S3-compatible API.
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by syntern 13y ago
VCs are probably skipping this small-scale opportunities because there are $100M / $B numbers too, and why go small, if they can go for the big show? We need to give these lifestyle business more spotlight, so that people who are aim
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by syntern 13y ago
> You do not need a bank account to pay for utilities in the US. I'm not saying not having one will be very pleasant though. I came to the conclusion that in the US, if you have everything that people usually have (SSN, bank account
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by syntern 13y ago
As a non-US person who moved to the Bay area ~2 years ago, I have found found several difficulties with either method you have mentioned: First, if you have just move there, and don't have a bank account, you don't have checkbook
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by syntern 13y ago
This theme keeps repeating, and there is no evidence to support it. Just for the start, how can I buy your or any other person's browsing history?
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Why Invest In Bitcoin When You Could Invest In Another Currency (Tim Worstall)(forbes.com)
1 points by syntern 13y ago|1 comments
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by syntern 13y ago
Not surprisingly, the same argument can be applied to: - investment decisions, - hiring/contract decisions, - travel agencies, - and probably countless other services too. We only need some service provider that au
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by syntern 14y ago
+1. Or at least factor the high-level industry into it (engineering vs marketing vs retail...).
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by syntern 14y ago
Agreed. HN and other news sites tend to write only about success or semi-success stories, and we are missing the huge number of non-success ones. Non-success is not a failure, it is a data point, but typically don't get through the news.
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by syntern 14y ago
that's great, thanks!
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Is there an App/Map for passenger van restrictions in San Francisco?
2 points by syntern 14y ago|2 comments