denglish

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So, you want to work at a start up?(medium.com)
3 points by denglish 10y ago|0 comments
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by denglish 11y ago
Culture Amp - Melbourne, Australia - http://CultureAmp.com - VISA - Full-time Front End Lead Developer (Not considering remote workers for this role) We're looking for a front end specialist to join our development team in
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by denglish 13y ago
Preferably Melbourne, Australia, or REMOTE. Full-stack developer (emphasis on front end). Culture Amp http://cultureamp.com We're a Rails shop, with some Java components, but passion and pragmatism trump technology specifi
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The importance of feedback: an engineer's perspective(blog.cultureamp.com)
2 points by denglish 13y ago|0 comments
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by denglish 14y ago
My advice would be to give people something for signing up. For example, let them start playing without email, let the save, and then ask for their email address to send them a unique url to their new account. This has the added advantages
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Let's just do something together(blog.cultureamp.com)
1 points by denglish 14y ago|0 comments
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by denglish 14y ago
We've been using https://www.boxcryptor.com/ on top of Dropbox for passwords and other need-to-keep-very-secure data.
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by denglish 18y ago
Thanks for all of the great tips everyone. Should keep us busy :). Looking forward to meeting some of you at some of the events.
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Ask HN: Worthwhile hacker events in the Bay Area for March/April 2009?
17 points by denglish 18y ago|13 comments
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To Undo or not to Undo(jodoro.com)
1 points by denglish 18y ago|0 comments
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by denglish 18y ago
No worries, glad you like. I thought it'd be a useful one for others when I stumbled across it - I've bookmarked it for my own future Linux reference.
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Your CV in LaTeX - part four(stefano.italians.nl)
13 points by denglish 18y ago|6 comments
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Rotating 3D Cube in JavaScript(maettig.com)
24 points by denglish 18y ago|11 comments
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13 Of the Best Linux Tutorials and OpenCourseWare on the Web(degreedirectory.org)
4 points by denglish 18y ago|2 comments
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Google Docs Guide: How to do Stuff with Google Docs(labnol.org)
1 points by denglish 18y ago|0 comments
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by denglish 18y ago
Ultimately Google is a for profit company and their business model is built around advertising. I feel Google has aways been quite reasonable in their advertisement placements and their leveraging of google maps advertising is fair enough -
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by denglish 18y ago
It is quite true - both bubbles represented market speculations that outstripped the underlying financial realities. And I believe the reverse can be said that the massive corrections after both bubbles burst are also results of investment
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Seven habits for writing secure PHP applications(ibm.com)
4 points by denglish 18y ago|0 comments
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by denglish 18y ago
Hilarious! But oh so true!!!
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by denglish 18y ago
It really depends on your goals. 30 minutes twice a week is probably fine to maintain fitness, but particularly if you want to lose weight taking the sessions up to an hour / hour and a half and increasing the number of sessions a week sign
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by denglish 18y ago
I agree with tailor, but it still needs to "accurately represent" - there really isn't any point getting to an interview you shouldn't be at. Just waists everyone's time.
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by denglish 18y ago
A lot of studies have shown that sleep is the best enabler of 'great thoughts' http://www.cnn.com/2004/HEALTH/01/21/sleep.creativity.ap/ind... . Perhaps more high thinking job positions should pay workers to guarantee they'll make time to
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by denglish 18y ago
I suspect the stats may be more biased by people who 'take what they can get' in the recession time, and then don't actually look to find more career progressing opportunities when the markets strengthen. (I've got a couple of friends that
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by denglish 18y ago
Surely paying your users isn't the answer - for starters it's almost an admission it doens't stack up to the competition on it's own! It's also only going to insentivise a small group of users that are very likely to dump the product as soo
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by denglish 18y ago
It must have been hard for him and his family to have their private lives scrutinised by the world - it's not like he chose a profession likely to bring him world fame!
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Kiva lets anyone micro-loan to third world entrepreneurs(kiva.org)
6 points by denglish 18y ago|1 comments
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by denglish 18y ago
I think everyone agrees the status quo for most companies isn't working. The hard question is how do you change it? Simply 'challenging' your workers is not really enough (although a good start). For smaller innovative companies there isn't
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by denglish 18y ago
My first thought was - yeah, that'll create a lot more speeders! But actually on reflection I think there are a couple of very good side effects to come out of this: 1. The most dangerous time to speed / stop heavily is in or very near an i
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by denglish 18y ago
This is a pretty common practise here in Australia as well. I've been contracting through an umbrella company - certainly takes the headaches out of paperwork. Don't quite know how they manage it but usually their fee is added on top of my
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by denglish 18y ago
I think it actually has a lot to do with the disciplines of Computer and Software Engineering being so new (relatively speaking to pretty much every other arena of engineering). Because of this a couple of things are quite unique to program

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