devs1010

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Working as a dev in east bay? (SF bay area)
1 points by devs1010 14y ago|0 comments
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by devs1010 14y ago
Consider going into project management, this seems to be what some people do when they don't want to be a developer anymore. I have worked with PM's who used to be developers and had basically completely stopped coding and went solely into
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by devs1010 14y ago
I'm just curious what type of dev work you're doing, why did you take such below market pay without any equity? that's low for most types of dev with equity for someone with ten years experience
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Why Are So Many Native Mobile Apps Written as Opposed to using JavaScript?(plus.google.com)
2 points by devs1010 14y ago|0 comments
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by devs1010 14y ago
If they are hosting the game online its not cut and dry that they have a legal requirement to distribute the source code under GNU Public License. I would read up on this more to get a better understanding as there is a lot written about th
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by devs1010 14y ago
I agree, I hate those slide presentations too. If its about programming, I want to read it, period. I don't want to watch a video or go through a slideshow
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by devs1010 14y ago
It is when you interact with a client as your own business rather than as an individual, similar to an independent contractor. Essentially, the focus is on deliverables and overall project completion rather than the day to day control that
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Advice finding independent contractor (corp to corp) work in Bay Area
1 points by devs1010 14y ago|2 comments
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by devs1010 14y ago
equal to whatever anyone else has, adjusting for who's been there longer, so initial founder still has the most, etc
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by devs1010 14y ago
wow you are out of line to expect anything for minimum wage and,not give him a very large share in the company unless he has no experience and its more of an internship
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by devs1010 14y ago
jeez I applied for four jobs just last week and I already have a job, not to sound to hard on you but you always have to keep pushing forward with career networking even if things are going well and even if its just online networking
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by devs1010 14y ago
webstorm.
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by devs1010 14y ago
Thanks for the reply, its encouraging that you have been able to keep growing your rate. I have only a few years experience but have crammed a lot into that time period so am hoping to get out more on my own going forward and the idea of be
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by devs1010 14y ago
In my opinion, the concept of paying per hour is one of the biggest fallacies in software development. I am salaried but I don't get paid based on hours worked, I have deliverables that I meet, its irrelevant how much time is spent on meeti
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Node js open source social media automation app, interested to collaborate
1 points by devs1010 14y ago|0 comments
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by devs1010 14y ago
I spend probably $350 a month commuting in the SF Bay Area on public transit, its ridiculous but its my only option since traffic is bad and parking expensive enough to make public transit the better option by far
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by devs1010 14y ago
they should abandon this concept altogether of pushing this burden onto the client-side (smartphone), they should be able to move any tracking logic server-side to get what they need from a mobile device, really I don't think companies shou
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by devs1010 14y ago
They just need to stop trying to push the limits of mobile devices and aim for a middle ground, not everyone has a top of the line smart phone and these sorts of issues are to be expected. I see plenty of opportunity in creating lightweight
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by devs1010 14y ago
you are missing the point entirely of hourly rates, quite simply, if your time is averaged out to be worth 1000 an hour you would most likely find yourself in a position as a business owner / executive, etc, whose pay is dispersed different
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by devs1010 14y ago
Interesting.. although the ones I'm referring to live here in the U.S., some were born here so I don't think they are a part of this trend.
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by devs1010 14y ago
I understand that point, I just think the author goes a bit far in his assertions. There are many races that have some extent of depigmentation, which I take to mean that they can change their skin tan level by going out in the sun more or
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by devs1010 14y ago
I work with many Indians and they themselves refer to "Asian" as a different race (meaning East Asian), so I didn't mean Indian people by this, rather East Asian, obviously many East Asians are much darker skinned than whites, however I per
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by devs1010 14y ago
In my experience, no, although it may take a bit more than an hour each day and you may need to spend it outside during the "high noon" part of the day. Basically, I've often, in the past, jumped into spending a lot of time outdoors shirtle
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by devs1010 14y ago
Is it just me or do some Asians not seem nearly as white as caucasians? It seems especially Japanese can be fairly pale, I think its fairly subjective to say people of European ancestry are universally the most pale on earth.
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by devs1010 14y ago
If you're in a larger organization where others are paid more than you in your company, you can kind of look at it as a way to get them to expect less of you, such as give you less stressful tasks, etc... I know this isn't good long-term, a
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by devs1010 14y ago
I worked for a company that makes test taking / proctoring software that attempts to do this, I didn't work on the product myself but it seemed a bit of a trainwreck as they would always be having to do overrides for people who couldn't mak
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by devs1010 14y ago
Put your email address somewhere in your profile and you will get people contacting you, most people do it like emailadd [at] something [dot] com, etc to keep the most simplistic bots from spamming. You will get a bunch of crap messages but
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by devs1010 14y ago
Agreed, I commute into sf from the east bay, my commute is longer than I'd like now so am planning to move closer but not into the city. Sf is so dense that it can often be the same commuting length in terms of time coming from across the b
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by devs1010 14y ago
Thanks, yes US is the country I'm primarily interested in
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Structured data-sets about geographical locations?
1 points by devs1010 14y ago|3 comments

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