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by eventhough 10y ago
I'm getting married in May in Sonoma. I will have somewhere around 150 guests which is sizable. I've already booked pretty much every service needed for the wedding: venue, caterer, photographer, videographer, DJ, wedding planner,
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by eventhough 13y ago
Grand Prize:$1,000,000 Second Prize:$50,000 Third Prize:$25,000 Fourth Prize:$10,000 Fifth Prize:$5,000 http://events.developerforce.com/en/dreamforce/hackathon/det...
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by eventhough 15y ago
Oh and needless to say we pay really well and have incredible perks. Here are some that I like: -401k match -ESPP -Aetna PPO -Aetna Dental -VSP (new glasses/contacts EVERY year) -$100/mo fitness reimbursement -iPhone reimbursement ($80/mo)
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by eventhough 15y ago
Salesforce.com Senior Innovation Developer I work on a very special team in Product Marketing. We build some demonstrations and prototypes that showcase our upcoming technologies. The team is small and we are looking for a senior developer
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by eventhough 15y ago
salesforce.com, inc. [CRM] San Francisco, CA My team is hiring a front-end UI developer/designer to work in Product Marketing. We build cool demos that leverage the latest technologies out there such as backbone.js, CoffeeScript, etc. We al
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by eventhough 15y ago
Unrelated, but did the developer of this application go to Lynbrook High School? I recognize the map location on the home page. That would be cool.
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Salesforce.com Acquires Radian6(salesforce.com)
1 points by eventhough 15y ago|0 comments
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by eventhough 16y ago
I used to work at NVIDIA as a hardware engineer and would go to nearby university career fairs to recruit new college grads. There's no absolute rule regarding GPA but generally 3.5 was the minimum cut off. NVIDIA was also the only company
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by eventhough 16y ago
Okay I just created a typical route I usually create in gmap-pedometer using single clicks. Feedback: 1. The routes don't follow the street...this is good when I go off the road but not so good when I am 100% roads. I like how gmap follows
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by eventhough 16y ago
I use gmap-pedometer to route all of my runs. I probably use it about 2-3 times a week so I've been waiting for someone to build something a bit more versatile and possibly even let me create routes from a mobile phone (this would be a cool
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by eventhough 16y ago
TL;DR If you are a great programmer, you will find a job regardless of how the economy is doing.
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by eventhough 16y ago
I am voting you up because I agree with your comment.
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by eventhough 16y ago
> People lose their kids in places like supermarkets all the time ... I haven't (yet) but it's a possibility (because kids by definition don't stay put) and I'd appreciate that if you found my child instead of stealing it from me to sel
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by eventhough 16y ago
I believe the press has the freedom to print whatever they want so long as they are following first amendment rights. I feel neutral to the entire situation. Of course it's crappy that the guy's identity was outed but at the same time it wa
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by eventhough 16y ago
I am voting you back up. I believe your opinion is sound and deserves to be recognized.
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by eventhough 17y ago
If you must see the actual job description, here it is: http://www.salesforce.com/company/careers/locations/a0800000... It's vague for a good reason. We don't want someone who has been coding in only one language for the last 5 years. We
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by eventhough 17y ago
Done deal. If you are interested, send me an email w/ resume. Ba dump ching !
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by eventhough 17y ago
Salesforce.com - Looking for a disillusioned web developer that just spent a year or two bootstrapping own startup but now wants to save some money, get some health insurance, and live in San Francisco. Build cool demos with me and then one
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Ask HN: Where can I find excellent graphic artists and designers?
7 points by eventhough 17y ago|2 comments
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by eventhough 17y ago
#9 Employers don’t care what college you got your degree from, only that you have a degree. Why go into debt paying for university when it won’t help you in the long run? I could not disagree more.
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by eventhough 17y ago
Anyone here use Lala?
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by eventhough 17y ago
I've always wondered what good it would do me to know that I have a certain percentage chance of getting Alzheimer or Parkinson disease. In some situations I could understand the use (certain highly predictable cancers), but in most cases I
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Noah Kagan of Gambit discussing his failures(mixergy.com)
1 points by eventhough 17y ago|0 comments
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by eventhough 17y ago
I went to Cal. I recommend Jupiter which is a local brewery pizza restaurant in Berkeley that serves great hefs. It was one of my fave places to go. http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=jupiter%27s&ns=1&#3...
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by eventhough 17y ago
Wow this is disturbingly awesome. It's like reading People magazine. Turn the brain off and just stare.
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by eventhough 17y ago
It seems to me like you are using a "situational opener" which basically means you open the conversation with something nearby or something you notice. (weather, clothing, event, etc.) Generally speaking these openers are not very good beca
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by eventhough 17y ago
I use Tonik. It may not be right for a family of four but for a young single guy it works well enough. https://www.tonikhealth.com/
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by eventhough 17y ago
HAHAHAHAHAHA. Love it.
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by eventhough 18y ago
Interesting bit of trivia: nobody can ever have example.com, example.net, or example.org because it's a reserved domain for the RFC. Check it out at www.example.com.
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by eventhough 18y ago
Brevity is the soul of wit.

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