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by 9085 15y ago
Sensationalist title with little content. I'm not impressed.
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by 9085 15y ago
If they want to help entrepreneurs then they should give contractors more tax relief. 1099 tax payers get shafted.
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by 9085 15y ago
"Better die and spawn a ghost, than die and leave nothing." What's the point of a ghost? How does this make your situation "better"? Your point is based on the assumption that death is inherently "bad".
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by 9085 15y ago
Creating that web of connections online and offline is highly valuable to a company. The more loyalty you have the better. The online world should help reinforce offline relationships. The internet is, after all, a tool.
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by 9085 15y ago
Immigration laws are ridiculous. If they can create a successful business that can give jobs to many, why would you not support that? I think the government really needs an overhaul on how they think of small business and entrepreneurs. The
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by 9085 15y ago
So the solution for really hard technology problems is government laws? Ridiculous.
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by 9085 15y ago
Make better software. Hackers are what drive innovation. I for one support this mans use of "supercookies". Law is not the answer for everything. We can fix things through advancement of technology not additional (pointless) legislature.
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by 9085 15y ago
This is not the answer. Why don't we invent technology that beats the "supercookie" instead of passing laws that restrict innovation and ideas?
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by 9085 15y ago
Therapy? What about a close friend? Relative? Hell, even just pausing a moment to self reflect is better than therapy. Use community before you seek "professionals".
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by 9085 15y ago
Welcome to the club (read: life). How do you mature? Learn to spot these issues before they happen. Learn to change when you need to change, not when you have to change. Look inside. Reflect on the things you do. You know you the best-- you
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by 9085 15y ago
I'd add that it's important to know when you need to break out into internal APIs. It means nothing to do it just because you want to and think you'll get more out of it. Measure the benefit. There are many refactoring techniques to kill ap
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by 9085 15y ago
I also dropped out and I have quite a different experience. My experience with CS in school was that it was boring. The teachers did not teach it well and I was better off learning on my own. I think this is highly dependent on your own per
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by 9085 15y ago
I think if you use a recruiter to help find new people to put through your interview process then they can be highly effective. It doesn't make sense to trust in a recruiter to bring you the perfect fit. They bring you people and then you m