wilburlo

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by wilburlo 11y ago
A big minus -1 to sourceforge's rep!
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High Tech: each H1B Visa employee saves a company 40k(sltrib.com)
3 points by wilburlo 11y ago|1 comments
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by wilburlo 11y ago
Humans are messy. AI will probably dominate the everything where the process is well known and BORING. Even if better mechanisms (security, processing, protocols) take place, there will always be issues between humans and machines. For exa
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by wilburlo 11y ago
I've spent 2 years as a founder at my start-up and it seams like a drop in the bucket. I was just able to turn around twice and all of a sudden, I'm 50% though my vesting period. But then the other founders are 50% or more thoug
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by wilburlo 11y ago
Dividing up equity is an ugly issue, because sometimes it's more about availability of talent, contract clauses, time (4 years is not a lot of time). Best to get it right the first time.
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by wilburlo 12y ago
It's hard maintaining great security because, security and speed are usually in direct opposition. In terms of hardware/OS: Turn off everything incoming except for HTTPS, SSH, and ping (optional). Make sure everyone uses SSH keys
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by wilburlo 12y ago
Worth just reviewing: http://www.dol.gov/whd/fmla/ Item #4: a serious health condition that makes the employee unable to perform the essential functions of his or her job; It's also worth consulting with a la
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STEM (engineers) shortage is not true(usatoday.com)
5 points by wilburlo 12y ago|0 comments
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Obama’s Immigration Sop to Silicon Valley(thefiscaltimes.com)
1 points by wilburlo 13y ago|0 comments
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by wilburlo 15y ago
This is really hard to do. The problem is the scalability is that personal project's just don't get to being say.. 500gigabytes big. And they don't have some 1000 programs asking questions, nor do they have junior engineers working the db