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tpae
9y ago
I.. walked the same road, but 2 years ago :( Here's an alternative I found: https://deepstreamhub.com/open-source/ It works really good. You will like it. Full control + easy interface. Got me started really quick
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Decide whether coding is a good fit for you. If you are one of these things: * You love learning. * You love to build (legos, woodwork, pillow fort, etc) * You prefer efficiency (you like to do it easier, you find shortcuts) * You are patie
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9y ago
Let it go. I stopped caring about what other people will think/feel/benefit, it has nothing to do with me. If you love what you do, then f * them. Just do it. This is for you: http://zenpencils.com/comic/140-
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> Note that I am only 20 so I don't have that much experience either, and finding a good developer's job seems hard given the competition for all the good startups. If you don't have a CS degree, then I would pursue it if
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Don't burn out too quickly. Being a director means you have more responsibilities, but if you are too focused on trying to make everyone happy, you could set yourself up for a burn out. Identify key individuals to help you (usually lea
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I've interviewed there after reading the article. In fact, I can say that the experience was almost the opposite of what's outlined there. I was there onsite, 4 interview sessions, 45 minutes each: 1. Hangman game on coderpad (on
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9y ago
Isn't this the same for all types of public transportation? I sometimes find BART very disgusting. If you ride it 11PM on a Friday night, the whole section reeks of drunken people smell. Not to mention, you sometimes see throw ups that
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9y ago
You had strong valid points :) Thank you for the feedback! Look forward to hear from us again. ;)
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Thank you for the awesome feedback. :-) I am sorry if it frustrated you. Sorry about the mega payload. I was still in process of optimizing it when this thread came out 5am this morning (I saw it during my morning jog). I knew we had to get
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We started this service because we felt a strong need for it. As a software engineer working in Bay Area, I've always wanted to freelance because it's too much of a burden living here. I've thought about applying to remote jo
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Yes. During our beta, we will focus on organizing teams. Our platform will have emphasis on matchmaking, with enhanced personal profiles to make it easier to find/join teams. We will be introducing client leads when we officially launc
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9y ago
Thank you :) We currently don't offer any early incentives, since we're going to be a free service. If you are selected for our closed beta, you will receive recognition within our platform as early user. Details coming soon!
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9y ago
Please checkout our startup: https://www.superteam.io/ We're currently accepting closed beta testers. We're a platform designed to create teams with freelancers. Our mission is to make freelancing easy as possible
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9y ago
Are you talking about https://www.launchrock.com/ ? I already use it to validate my ideas and run campaigns before I build it.
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9y ago
I agree. I also don't like the fact that my "likes" are being sold. One of my friend took a snapshot of an ad featuring my "like" an ad about "Asian Dating" website... How embarrassing!
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Be nice to the people that's taking their time to teach you. Don't take their time for granted. Throughout my career, programming mentors have shaped me to be who I am. I've learned most of best practices through code reviews
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9y ago
I'm pretty sure I've had few recruiters tell me, poaching from Netflix is almost impossible because of their ridiculously high salaries.
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9y ago
can it mine bitcoins?
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Moment.js is about 80x slower than Date()
(jsperf.com)
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Ask HN: How can we do better for Earth Day?
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are you guys considering decentralized web apps as well? e.g.) ipfs/ethereum based web apps
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When I was in college, we had this legacy system for class signups. During class registration week, in order to prevent large amount of traffic, they issued "registration passes" which were time blocked in different groups. Instea
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or San Francisco Bay Area I do end to end development (full stack) using Mongo, Express, React, and Node.js stack. I also do native iOS development using Swift, Objective-C and have worked with Reactive Programming (Rx
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Thanks, I don't plan on stopping anytime soon. I am feeling pretty good, rejection is just part of life :P I just wanted to give feedback, didn't mean to vent. I would love to see YC going in that direction. Looking forward to it!
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Yes. I agree with you, but I think team dynamics are more complicated than that. It's very difficult to find decent and/or experienced co-founder(s). Given you are lucky enough to find them, and expect them to work for free. Given
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I've applied to YC several times (more than 4, over the course of 7+ years). I never got accepted. In fact, I've never encountered a human during the entire application process. Everything was very automated: submit an application
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10y ago
Quitting cigarettes. Exactly 1 year ago, I decided to quit. Best decision I've ever made.
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I used to be like you, until I went back to the basics. Elon Musk once said, you must master of the basics, which becomes the foundation of which you build your knowledge. If your foundation is weak, there's going to be hard limits to
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I agree with this 100%. Some non-technical person that I've worked with were just living inside a bubble. It's really difficult to work with someone that doesn't contribute other than talk, especially when they are just waiti
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LRUCache implementation in JavaScript
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