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by bbcbasic 9y ago
She must be over 27 Ducks!
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Yes it's a pretty sophisticated burger that jams wifi and Bluetooth
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
I love that about London. 15 seconds before the train arrives 50 people turn up walking briskly at 5mph just in time.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Give it 110% like Spinal Tap
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Neat idea
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Rapport.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Another lawsuit ITT :-)
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
I think most tech workers would know the market rates for their position at least 1 year into their first job. Even if they don't want to - e.g. the recruiter who placed them calls them up 6 months later for a friendly chat. "We j
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
And maybe even if not in writing (they would have to swear that they never said this)
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
I think this is the answer. Look at all the recent threads about grads struggling to get a job. The experience you'll get from this sounds golden. Then again it probably doesn't hurt to ask for more money. And learn to manage thei
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Or 49 :-)
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Open source is massively corporatist. Developers working for $0 to create tool chains that other developers spend their weekend learning so that the shareholders of their employers can increase their wealth.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
There might be higher up the corporate ladder. For a coding peon there is no point. You can get it for free by first applying for jobs you are less excited about for the practice.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
I don't know the answer but I'll say good luck, and the "lemonade from the lemons" might be to just start your own business / startup / freelance from the beginning and enjoy never having a boss or a scrum mee
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
That depends on your religion I guess.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Assuming property rights and law and order are still a thing when the apocalypse happens
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
https://www.dealomni.com - domain and source code $2k
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Why is everything $0?
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
The inspiration, motivation and diligence to post regularly.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
https://www.dealomni.com - domain and source code $2k
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Using JS is never ending Hail Mary.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
No he is talking about the new command line option cat -t 0400
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
This has worked for me too. I have quit caffeine completely (again!) and feel better for it. Definitely helps with the morning energy levels.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
One perspective that might help is how can your job help you as an entrepreneur? What can you learn / gain: 1. After 2 years say you can say you are "ex-google employee" which would help with marketing credibility. People wil
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45 years of terrorist attacks in Europe, visualized(washingtonpost.com)
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by bbcbasic 10y ago
I love those exciting stand-ups where you tell everyone what you did yesterday
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by bbcbasic 10y ago
I am not sure how many hours he worked a day, but if he did the full 8 hours, then for me I see this as costing just $100 plus cough $10k in sacrificed salary! Taking that into consideration it would have been more prudent to outsource a
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by bbcbasic 10y ago
The Haskell tax is high in my city as is the cost of living.
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by bbcbasic 10y ago
I would further add that JS is becoming the assembly of everything. It is now hip to write desktop applications, server back ends and mobile applications in JS. Pick a language and I will find you a transpiler or 10 that will convert that t
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by bbcbasic 10y ago
Updated to make it modern: 640k of Minifed, Gzipped JS should be enough for anybody

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