wolco2

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by wolco2 6y ago
JetBrains has a great product but if you are really serious about "giddy in anticipation of paying them for another year" why not buy another subscription every few months? Plan a party and invite the neighbours.
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by wolco2 6y ago
The missing piece is you had no leverage. As PG says leverage is everything.
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by wolco2 6y ago
I'll chime in. No they are not offering FAANG or bay areas salaries for equal experience. They would pay wokay for the montreal area. Glassdoor lists a system developer role for under 100,000 cnd.
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by wolco2 6y ago
It mirrors a regular startup which is more male. Agencies in general are more populated with women,gender minorities for a variety of reasons. Porn doesn't hang on the walls. And you are more likely to find harassment outside of a bus
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by wolco2 6y ago
Something like 98%
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by wolco2 6y ago
Copyright doesn't keep secrets it provides a way to stop others from using it. A trade secret does. A patent doesn't.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Don't let a lack of a job posting stop you, I would find someone on twitter and reach out.
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by wolco2 6y ago
From your prespective how common are those types of roles in all industries as a whole? There are interesting compiler roles but the vast majority who learn how to build a compiler never use it day to day work. Would you recommend spending
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by wolco2 6y ago
It would have been when it hit 10,000 and dropped below 5,000 for awhile. Depends on when you cash out.
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by wolco2 6y ago
He becomes a student again and takes on a slightly different postdoc if he wants to go back to that level.
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by wolco2 6y ago
The recent large group who jump into software after the hype seems like the unhappiest group. I'm just happy I get to see a terminal screen for a living.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Just a warning based on the past.. those who buy now will see huge drop in value. Setting a record usually is a good time to cash out a bit.
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by wolco2 6y ago
For all of the reasons free exchange may be happening less so now GDPR is the least of worrying issue facing website owners.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Have you seen how broken the hiring process is at these bigger places. If you spend your time learning about the details of audio playback what kind of additional time do you have to learn leetcode?
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by wolco2 6y ago
Comparing social media sites incidents and take down polcies for these types of sites are not meaningless. If someone emailed you some material should your emailbox, you or all email be taken away from society? The reality of user generate
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by wolco2 6y ago
20 posts in two years and you use 21 to complain this is still off topic post is still #1. Drop a parent level post if you have something better to discuss, don't reply on this post saying this doesn't meet your standards
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by wolco2 6y ago
The stats compared to facebook show the opposite. 100 or so items over three years is a success story compared to any other social network. You need trust in the messager. If this person has religious objections ignoring that is ignoring r
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by wolco2 6y ago
Most popular media sites do not allow adult content, nudity or other forms. Instagram,tiktok,facebook,apps stores while others like youtube may allow some suggested content if logged in but many would not classify these as porngraphic but
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by wolco2 6y ago
The Assange witchcraft trails are still ahead. I wonder if Trump will do something like offering a parden.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Napster added too much value it woke the bear. Megaupload poked a bigger bear.
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by wolco2 6y ago
But probably kill them as visitors will drop and new sites will popup.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Github is a single point of failure for the open source community
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by wolco2 6y ago
I think you misunderstand what the market is. It isn't some reality driven by known data you have available. It's a popularity market that must judge the future as well as the now. Unproven insurance model with a 40% potential. I
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by wolco2 6y ago
Those 20% at a startup can be where one fixes everything they wanted to but was never given the time. It's impossible at a company if you haven't built your main product yet so I'm not sure how it could work at a startup.
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by wolco2 6y ago
" would rather get on with my life, than waste 10 minutes a day clicking on privacy policies. " The price of privacy sounds cheap. 10 minutes a day for privacy. How much cheaper do you need it to be.
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by wolco2 6y ago
I had a weird situation 12 years ago. I got a tv for christmas. When I set it up it scanned for channels. It picked up channels with decimals in the high range and there were pay movies on but when they finished the channel would go dead
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by wolco2 6y ago
I worked at radio shack outside the US in the late 90s.. we use to listen to cell phone calls. Most calls were drug dealers,some were affairs mostly it was call girls. The variety was great.
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by wolco2 6y ago
It would be like writing off a stamp.
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by wolco2 6y ago
I tried to signup with a gift card and it was rejected. I can attach a gift card to paypal and use it.
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by wolco2 6y ago
That would still cover the right to publish in US territory.

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