djc14

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   by djc14 11y ago

   Isn't this a Catch-22 though? In order to show that you can contribute PRs to the codebase, you must first get hired to AirBnB. And in order to get hired, you must first show your ability to contribute. You mention that a way to show
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   by djc14 12y ago

   It sounds like you actually largely agree with SomeCallMeTim. His point above is that solving Education is a Big Problem that has many non-trivial issues involved (entrenched interests, low budgets, slow purchase cycles, etc.), yet he &quo
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   2015(productivityanywhere.com)

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   Work That You Love(productivityanywhere.com)

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   Why Evernote Will Win(productivityanywhere.com)

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   by djc14 13y ago

   I agree with enraged_camel, but not for the straightforward reasons. First, as a non-technical founder who recently learned (basic) coding skills, I can confirm his first and third claims - learning to program does make it easier to find
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   by djc14 13y ago

   Completely agree! For my start-up, beyond the core features, there's been a versioning system, front-end framework, database set-up, server maintenance, keeping up with patches to your coding language, fine-tuning CSS, analytics packa