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vcool07
9y ago
I've seen people doing the same in South Korea, where people used to travel from a whole other town to work. They used to leave office around 10 in the night, and would be back in office by 7:30 AM the next day. I used to wonder if t
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Query: Any good free books on C# and/or ASP.net ? I'm looking more from a perspective of an experienced C++ developer who's looking to learn C#.
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9y ago
with the amount of money he has , maybe he does ;)
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9y ago
If you are really short of ideas, just check one of the existing popular services which you use and see if you can offer the same at a cheaper rate. For ex: if a 'package delivery service' is charging $1 for delivering a package,
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interesting, do you use an external kb ? doesn't the small screen bother you (especially multi window IDEs) ?
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9y ago
I'll be shocked if its true. I'm working in the tech industry for like 13 years now, I've never heard of anyone getting a lesser pay on account of gender (at-least here in India). What has gender got to do with knowledge is
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Ask HN: How to start afresh in a new domain after years of expertise in another?
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Just out of curiosity, if the sport is so violent/unsafe for kids, why not ban it for under 18 players ? Or is it that, only a small subsection of the american population find it violent/unsafe and the rest are completely fine wit
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which country are you from ? I'm surprised that if there's no demand for such skillset, why do they have schools for teaching them ?
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9y ago
$5000 + $600 maintenance fee ? Looks more fit for Billion$$ businesses who have run out of ideas on what to do with their money.
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9y ago
I think it would be wise to try start scouting for opportunities outside of the company. This will also give you a clear picture on what your skills are worth in the current market and if the problem is basically with the company or your p
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9y ago
Option 2 : Suck it up and work on improving the situation. Instead of throwing in the towel and going on a quest for self discovery, find ways to avoid stress. Take up yoga/gym classes or play some video games in between. Take your w
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Ask HN: Why did hangouts(Google talk) not take off as it should've?
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9y ago
Don't start with "How", you'll most probably give up after some time. Always start with "Why?". If the "Why" part is a strong enough reason for you, you will find a way to accomplish it. If it'
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9y ago
Didn't get it, what exactly is the product here ?
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I don't think this is the correct solution. It's like chopping off your nose to avoid cold. Rather, try more self restraint or self control. - Install a nanny software to block time-sink sites at specific time (chrome nanny was
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10y ago
That's an interesting article. Thanks for sharing !
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10y ago
Family is just one of the reasons. What about the fact that you already have a strong network built inside the company, you've a respectable position within it, and outside on your own, you could just end up being a nobody. Doesn'
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10y ago
I meant : you 'THINK' you have a brilliant idea and you 'THINK' you have the capability to execute it. But why do you say they would quit very quickly when they are so confident ? Can you elaborate ?
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Ask HN: People above 35, would you risk your job and start a company?
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While i don't necessarily agree with the overall dystopian tone of this article (almost a version of - richest person in the room is also the saddest one), I have to agree on some of the points. Below is my take on this : 1. Having mo
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10y ago
Self-driving cars have a long way to go. Even if they are technologically advanced sufficiently, many countries (especially in the third world, which are the high growth markets currently) would take a very long time to even draft legislat
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10y ago
Have two accounts for regular(free) users and enterprise(paid) users: 1. Free/Regular user - Restricted to 'x' tweets a day, 'y' tweets a month or ad served etc. Not applicable for enterprises, marketing firms etc.
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1. 'Day dreaming'. I'm not sure what's the scientific term for this is, but fantasizing about a better future, a better you, better circumstances etc., can give you a fresh outlook. Need to remember that this is just a
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Assuming you are single ? Doubt if you can pull off such hacks with a family. For most married folks, second shift (a.k.a housework) starts after 6 PM !
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You need to work in an environment devoid of any practices like agile / CI etc and then you would know the difference. It might slow down your progress, but makes up for it with consistency, discipline eventually leading to developmen
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I think it would've worked if they had started off in a SAAS model, like, pay $1 for exchanging 1GB of data, $10 for 10GB of data and so on. At the time it launched there was still requirement for moving data across sites , but no rel
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I did not know that's what 3M stands for, learn a new thing every day here at HN :)
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Thank you, will check them out !
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10y ago
My goal is to learn enough tech to build an end to end web based application. Planning to learn python, then html/css, MySQL and move onto learning deployment with AWS.... let's see how it goes !
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