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bo_Olean
10y ago
Do you enjoy or find time to write code outside of work?
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bo_Olean
10y ago
If you have an option, listen.
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Ask HN: How long have you known your co-founder for?
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bo_Olean
10y ago
I usually start from presentation layer and dig deep into the data models. Sometime, in reverse order if the codebase is fairly bigger.
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bo_Olean
10y ago
>> I've got several prototypes, one being evaluated by a publisher currently, and I've been going to conventions and networking with other people in the industry. If one of my designs ends up being a hit, I should have enoug
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Cronyism
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The practice of partiality in awarding jobs and other advantages in close circle
(en.wikipedia.org)
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bo_Olean
10y ago
Just Two things: 1) Always be writing code to build things. 2) Be selling what you build. Without (1) you won't grow professionally. Without (2) you won't survive.
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Smart Plug Resets Router Until It Works Again
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Shutdown Day
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: Getting into Video Game Development?
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bo_Olean
10y ago
Yes I can.
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Ask HN: How much do you make working as a CRUD dev?
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11y ago
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Ask HN: PHP based startups gone open source?
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11y ago
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bo_Olean
11y ago
Write code. Write some more code. Write code again. Do it everyday. Do it until you can't live without doing it.
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bo_Olean
11y ago
How reasonable is it to make issue tracking and social interaction part of the SCM itself [with optional web interface] ? git issues "This needs attention" >> Issue #1 created git issues >> List of issues git issues -u
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bo_Olean
11y ago
>> Should I just burn my CS degree ? Neah !! Jobs are not about the degree only, still having a degree always adds up. Try half a dozen other companies. This response is typical of small size startup who instead of inviting you for a
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bo_Olean
11y ago
If I'm not mistaken parent is talking about 'working for a startup' that IMHO isn't as risky as 'co-founding' the startup, which of-course has its whistle bells. Why would a 10th employee join a startup for the
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bo_Olean
11y ago
If I were in your situation I'd use that time off the actual work to learn new things. Work on open source project or start my own projects etc. Whoever you work with at the end when it comes to learning it falls back to how far you ar
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bo_Olean
11y ago
b: http://bitbucket.org c: http://calendar.google.com d: http://drive.google.com g: http://gmail.com l: http://linkedin.com m: http://meetup.com n: http://ne
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bo_Olean
14y ago
Is college worth it? -> Yes. Is going to one of these camps and working on a portfolio to demonstrate your skills a better choice? -> Yes. Or is it best to try to learn it all on your own? -> Yes. You see it's better we fi
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bo_Olean
15y ago
Bottom line – to get your ideas to spread you have to connect with people in a way that is meaningful and useful to them. If you can’t do this, it’s your fault, not theirs. Don't blame your customer.
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This one tip will get you the job at Startup
(workingforwonka.com)
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bo_Olean
15y ago
Nawa Barsha ko Shuvakamana ;)
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bo_Olean
15y ago
I like playing with JS. It's nice to have JS on both ends.
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Ask HN : Is your LAMP server secure? How?
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bo_Olean
15y ago
What if we started as a service company which recently launched a product (with some sustainable business model)?
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Ask HN: Company vs. Startup
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Ask HN: How to Business Manager and be a decent Developer both?
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bo_Olean
15y ago
Let me tell you one thing, I haven't committed any code to "popular" opensource projects yet. But, I've been closely watching one opensource project from its beginning. Dev team pushes new changes, there I am learning a bit more from it. Th
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