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by tucaz 6y ago
I should have been more complete I’m my response. What I described is the first step to narrow down candidates that I choose for in-person interview. After that step, if I think they are worth “investing” I’ll give them some assignments and
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by tucaz 6y ago
My shortcut is to look for people who get stuff done. During interviews I don’t ask technical questions or test the candidate but talk about accomplishments. How many projects have they deployed to production and what problems does it solve
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by tucaz 6y ago
I believe I’m going through the same journey as you are and what I use as practice is: - Before getting into a meeting when I’m expected to present information I run all the talking points (and expected questions) and think through how I wi
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by tucaz 6y ago
It seems to me that you are going through a path. You have discovered that you can be clearer in the communication if you can articulate better and use more precise words. You are getting the hang of it. I don’t think it’s a matter of just
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by tucaz 6y ago
I could be completely wrong here, but it seems to me that everyone with some idea thinks that companies are just waiting for a great idea to appear so they can steal it when in fact companies can’t even move forward with stuff they want to
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by tucaz 6y ago
I’m on the same boat and have been building these things for the past year
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by tucaz 6y ago
This is the reason I come to HN. Thank you, sir.
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Ask HN: Paid code review as a service?
19 points by tucaz 6y ago|6 comments
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by tucaz 6y ago
Why is it not possible to store all code there? Especially after github add private repos free?
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by tucaz 6y ago
Without knowing what the product is, it is very hard to know if you or others are the problem. If the product is that complex that it takes an expert to recognize the problem it is trying to solve then you are the problem. There is no point
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by tucaz 6y ago
I’m not sure the farmer would agree with you.
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by tucaz 6y ago
Just to complement what I believe is a spot on comment I want to add that anything you do in your life is political. The way you shop, organize your family or work or even think about solving problems is related to politics because that’s w
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by tucaz 6y ago
Sometimes we discover that the bottom of the well has a hidden basement.
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by tucaz 6y ago
Event Store is probably not what you want. It’s a database focused in allowing Event Sourcing application architecture and not analytics or log/monitoring.
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by tucaz 6y ago
I have used Sweet Home 3D and it’s great http://www.sweethome3d.com/
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by tucaz 7y ago
Is it free? Paid? How do people get in touch with you?
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by tucaz 7y ago
Stealing and coercing people is unethical. Lying or misleading is unethical. Offering a product or a service for someone who willingly wants to pay for the product or service is not unethical at any level.
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by tucaz 7y ago
Doesn’t a simple catch all work for you?
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by tucaz 7y ago
“ I believe that P2P, decentralization, cryptography and virtual reality will create a new universe of services that will become more and more present.” If anything it will be the opposite. All you mentioned is a concern of a very small par
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by tucaz 7y ago
Same here. Every day.
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by tucaz 7y ago
The only time HR will be your friend is when you get to align both yours and their interests. "The enemy of my enemy is my friend"
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by tucaz 7y ago
That is usually what happens. They don't read it. But then, the next time they ask for something along the same lines I can find a way to point to the previous document that wasn't read and they give up asking because they know I
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by tucaz 7y ago
I have pretty much no knowledge about statistics and surveys but it is my understanding that it doesn’t matter how much you try to quantify a subjective question it will always be a “snapshot” of people’s feelings without any objective way
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by tucaz 7y ago
I have been through the same situation and dealt with it in the same way. It’s actually a very interesting and “easy” situation to handle if you are more outspoken than not. Communicate everything in writing, even after a voice conversation
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by tucaz 7y ago
Could you please elaborate on what you said? I have no idea what you are talking about so I want to learn
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by tucaz 7y ago
By reading your post it seems like you like to read and that’s all. It doesn’t seem like you want to create any sort of output. I am sure that’s not you, but that’s how you paint yourself which is in alignment with your own assessment of yo
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by tucaz 7y ago
I use Fiddler. It’s simple and has been since I can remember.
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by tucaz 7y ago
Yes you do, but there are thousands of ways you can skin a cat. Sometimes that automated something you thought was really important but super hard to do might not be as useful as one would think and the user requested it because he could. T
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by tucaz 7y ago
In the past 4 years I have been working for the same company and my team delivered around 20 or so projects and didn’t miss a single deadline. Before that, in previous companies, the same thing happened. Lots of projects and no missed deadl
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by tucaz 7y ago
It seems like you are trying to portray the lenders as the bad guys here. If that’s the case there is one thing I don’t understand. I had no money to fund my enterprise venture. Found someone that believed in it enough to lend me money with

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