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Yet another implementation of Trie in JavaScript(gist.github.com)
2 points by tpae 10y ago|0 comments
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by tpae 10y ago
In-car entertainment would be nice, if we could eliminate the need for concentration.
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Postmates God (internal CMS?)(postmates.com)
2 points by tpae 10y ago|0 comments
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Ikigai – “a reason for being”(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by tpae 10y ago|0 comments
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by tpae 11y ago
"To invent you have to experiment, and if you know in advance that it’s going to work, it’s not an experiment."
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JavaScript to Swift in 90 days(trulia.com)
2 points by tpae 11y ago|0 comments
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by tpae 11y ago
"If you provide a cashier system or POS application to merchants, integrating a card reader into your app and making sure the payment runs through smoothly used to be a painful process." Agree with that!
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by tpae 11y ago
Trulia | San Francisco, CA | http://trulia.com/ Our mortgage team is in need of a top notch, Sr-level JavaScript engineer. We're working with Backbone.js, Require.js, Node.js (Rendr/Express), and currently experim
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by tpae 11y ago
I... smoked a lot of weed.
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by tpae 12y ago
I read all those books! You read the Dune series too?
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by tpae 12y ago
I go mountaineering. It's very challenging and teaches you life skills outside of a computer.
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by tpae 12y ago
Time to cancel my nodejitsu subscription. GoDaddy lost me as a customer when they started supporting SOPA. This news is a big loss for me.
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by tpae 12y ago
Ideas are dime a dozen, if you are an engineer, you don't need to hire anybody. Go out there and build a prototype. Find users that will use your prototype. If it has a positive growth, you can easily find funding for it. If you are al
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by tpae 12y ago
Super cool. Great work.
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by tpae 12y ago
4th one for me. Thanks for the words of encouragement!
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by tpae 12y ago
I used Parse in South Korea to build mobile apps quickly, and the entire experience has been great. However... The latency from Parse data centers to South Korean consumers became an issue, and our users were complaining slow response time.
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by tpae 12y ago
It's not about the knowledge, it's more about being on the spot. More experience and credentials you have, the higher expectation is desired, which leads to higher pressure to solve that problem in the best case possible. I'v
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by tpae 12y ago
You have to take into consideration that staying in your current job will increase your experience for the job that may come forth in the near future. If that is not the case, then leaving would be your best option. Always try to improve yo
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Ask HN: How do you deal with recruiters when you are not actively looking?
7 points by tpae 12y ago|8 comments
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by tpae 12y ago
I am pretty comfortable with the standards we have right now.
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by tpae 12y ago
I was thinking about starting an open source project like Wordpress, Ghost.io, etc.. Then create a market for templates. There used to be more "production ready" open source projects back in the day.. Not as much anymore. Some ope
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by tpae 12y ago
I spent a year in Korea working on startups. The tech scene there is terrible, there's 4 major companies that pretty much does everything. SK, Samsung, Daum, and Naver. I went to BeLaunch conference in 2013 (similar to TC Disrupt in U.
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by tpae 12y ago
I've had some success through https://gun.io/ . You can also score some projects on elance, but most of the time I would get good projects from networking. If you can build out MVPs, try going to different tech meetups
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by tpae 12y ago
Try this: http://addyosmani.com/resources/essentialjsdesignpatterns/bo...
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by tpae 12y ago
I agree with you completely. I wouldn't have went for the 2nd or 3rd, if I didn't truly believe in the idea. Same goes for the 4th. I personally believe it's a brilliant game changing idea.
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Ask HN: Another startup or a comfortable position?
1 points by tpae 12y ago|4 comments
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by tpae 12y ago
This. This is one of the biggest reasons why I want to get in so bad. Never give up. Thank you for this!
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by tpae 12y ago
Debugging as a service: parse out the error logs and find a better way to traverse/debug application-level problems. Automatically create tests with few clicks, automate debugging/testing process. Create standards for error handli
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by tpae 12y ago
If you are a founder: - Are you needed? - yes: then stay. - no: Do founders hate me? - yes: get the legal stuff ready, leave with compensation. - no: Do you have future plans for contribution? - yes: then get to
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by tpae 12y ago
I am 26, been out of school for 5 years. I've been programming since 14 years old, and currently know 5 different stacks by heart. I would never do a programming test, because I know I would feel pressured to do well (due to my experie

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