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More on the Dark Side of Entrepreneurship(boss.blogs.nytimes.com)
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No to SQL? Anti-database movement gains steam - My Take(natishalom.typepad.com)
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Making a Match: Job Sites Get Personal (online.wsj.com)
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Pogue responds to hate mail over his Bing recommendation(pogue.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by ansin 17y ago
Take comfort from the fact that you are graduating into one of the nastiest job markets in the history of the United States and still don't have to face the kind of competition that you would in any of these countries: Liberia (80%) Zimbabw
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NYC Starts Program to Foster Entrepreneurial New Media(nytimes.com)
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Short clip uploads are deemphasizing story lines for pornographic films(nytimes.com)
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by ansin 17y ago
despite his accomplishments, Liu teeters on a mental precipice: "It feels shameful, like, hey, I’m in my early 30s, I should have had a Yahoo by now or I should at least have had a company I sold for tons of money." Sounds familiar.
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That Long, Long Road From Idea to Success(nytimes.com)
9 points by ansin 17y ago|2 comments
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Facebook to Offer New Features to Allow Users to Control Privacy of Information(nytimes.com)
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Google Drops News Comment Feature(mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Mentoring Programs - A Guiding Hand from Big Business to Small(nytimes.com)
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Snapple Outsourcing Deal May Aid American Workers(nytimes.com)
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Tracing Xenophobic Internet Chatter to Its Roots in New Jersey Town(nytimes.com)
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Emory University Brings 4-Week Crash Course in Science To Monks In Tibet(nytimes.com)
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Supreme Court declines to block remote-storage DVR(nytimes.com)
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Start-Ups Could Sell Their Shares On Private Stock Exchanges(dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com)
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On Twitter, a Furniture Promotion Tries to Ride Iran Traffic(nytimes.com)
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by ansin 17y ago
I know. Makes me a little sad though.
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by ansin 17y ago
An email is the best I can do. I don't like talking to my father.
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by ansin 17y ago
If your opening paragraph hadn't been misperceived as the rantings of a sociopath, people who read your second paragraph ("love the one you're with") would have been pleasantly surprised by your insight.
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by ansin 17y ago
I wasn't sure whether the latter firms had found some new pixie dust by now. Good to know. Obie Fernandez has a talk online somewhere about billing where he says something like no one working in Rails should bill less than $150/hour and tha
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by ansin 17y ago
Ad hominem.
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by ansin 17y ago
Best thing I learned today. Thanks.
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by ansin 17y ago
Not so different in Ruby: for x in 1..10; print x end
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by ansin 17y ago
"I don't see where Ruby syntax is particularly more concise than C# 3's." 1.upto(10).each{|x| print x} I'm curious - how would you print 1 through 10 in C# 3 by comparison?
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by ansin 17y ago
"I mean stuff like having better documentation, for example, online, free, in googleable format" Do you mean for the core language? Are you not happy with http://www.ruby-doc.org/ ?
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by ansin 17y ago
You're lucky that in those cases you were able to recover in only two days. The time it takes to get back on track can be proportional to the size of the project so imagine if you were dealing with an enterprise system written in and monkey
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by ansin 17y ago
It's not a very good Java either but does that really say anything? Java's not a very good Ruby. We can go round in circles.
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by ansin 17y ago
I'm not qualified to respond to your points about Phusion and mongrel but on the previous point about the size of the community, are you also finding as a result that the job market for Ruby positions is sparse (forgetting about the economy

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