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choward93
14y ago
If Facebook is serious about setting an example with prodding employers, they should take it a step further and expose which employers have asked for this information and make it public. I am sure Glassdoor.com would love to add this inform
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choward93
15y ago
I am fortunate to have a desk that has adjustable legs, so I was able to try out with a standing desk. I have been doing this for about two weeks now and my verdict thus far is the same as yours. The first week was a bit brutal and my heels
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choward93
16y ago
Merry Christmas everyone. This is the best community I have seen ever on the internet and hope we all have have a strong finish to 2010. The content shared here has made me a (subjectively) better person since I joined. What a great gift, t
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choward93
17y ago
I learned to code before I took up the design end. I always keep in mind in how to code the site when I design, and it makes an over all trouble-free experience when I get to work on the code. But I learn all the time that a simple design a
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choward93
17y ago
Coming from the non-technical perspective, I see little value that a non-techie can offer to a company for <=97% of the shares. Someone making you this kind of proposal surely does not understand how a web startup works because the valu
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choward93
18y ago
So does this make Manchester the "Graphene Valley?"
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choward93
19y ago
Am I the only one running on Flock?
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choward93
19y ago
Well put. While people say dont worry about the business plan, just get your product launched, they really need to look at the overall idea of how the big the market is. Know exactly who you are targeting and how big that target is. Persona
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choward93
19y ago
"Hanging out with friends." I tend to value the time I hang out with my friends. I certainly dont think its a time waster.
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choward93
19y ago
Eastern Washington. Heard of it?
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choward93
19y ago
I know this is amateur question, but I am taking my intro to programming class this quarter, and we are learning with Python(and pseudo-code, if that counts) am I doomed to being a crappy programmer? I was notorious for being a Lego addict
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choward93
19y ago
Every time I hear that song I can slowly feel my brain decompose.
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choward93
19y ago
This are some great tips. Ill live by these.
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The Future of the Web: What to Expect in 2008
(sitepoint.com)
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19y ago
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choward93
19y ago
When i got a business license a couple years ago, someone bought my company's .com domain mere days after i registered the trade name. The domain is absolutely useless to them, but they keep it in hope that ill pay them big time for it. not
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choward93
19y ago
'We can't hire the guy. Everyone I knew in college who liked to play hoops was an idiot.' This rule still applies.
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choward93
19y ago
This is why people unlock their Iphones...
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choward93
19y ago
We all know what this means, approach them at the end of their fiscal year when they haven't made enough acquisitions to meet their annual quota. Guaranteed buyout :P
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choward93
19y ago
Great article. I cant write code if god could help me, but i understand it to a decent level. But i hope to take on the business end of things in my company because i have more experience there. Knowing how the program works is a great valu
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choward93
19y ago
Ugh, Im tired of Seattle stereotypes. Seattle is a well cultured city, and his generalizations are pretty weak to prove his point, not mention irrelevant. Sorry, I just have to stick up for my home town. BTW, it rains more in NY than Seattl
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choward93
19y ago
I bought this book 2 months ago, its a good read, especially for the nonprogrammer like me. I recommend everyone who is interested in RoR download this.
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choward93
19y ago
This here shows that you have huge doubts about the startup, if you are willing to leave it for a less risky decision. It saddens me to see your operation come down to you deciding to leave it for a job. To keep it business running, I would