evm9

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by evm9 8y ago
I think it's a possibility if targeting earlier stage companies or startups. Larger companies are unlikely to make a drastic change in process to suit one or a few candidates, especially considering this idea is something risky from a
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by evm9 10y ago
Location: Calabasas, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: With a good relocation package, willing to relocate to DTLA/Santa Monica Technologies: React, Vue, Redux, Ruby, Rails, Postgres Résumé/CV: E-mail GitHub: gith
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by evm9 10y ago
Would use if had anonymity. If I'm going to prank my friends I don't want them knowing it's me instantaneously.
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by evm9 10y ago
Of the two (money coming in and money coming out), you can only restrict money going out so much. You have your basic expenses you need to live (food, shelter, water), which cost most people at least tens of thousands per year. If you live
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by evm9 10y ago
Maybe that works for you, but you'll never be strong/look strong weight training weekly. If you're "overtraining" from one weight training session per week, there's something very wrong. The average human onl
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Ask HN: Back-End Engineer with idea for SaaS product, looking for front-ender
1 points by evm9 10y ago|0 comments
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by evm9 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, based out of Los Angeles, CA. Experienced in building software for the payments, insurance, and financial industries. Full-Stack Developer experienced in Ruby, Rails, Postgres, Redis, Node.js, React.js, React Native,
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by evm9 10y ago
WOW. This infuriates me.
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by evm9 10y ago
Darn, sounds like a cool opportunity but I'm down in LA right now. Best of luck.
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by evm9 11y ago
I've seen some people here insist that they want their work station and/or laptop ready to go. If I were in the position of hiring an engineer, and made a hire, I would ask said engineer what they would prefer. Having everything
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by evm9 11y ago
It's tough to weed out the bad resources on the internet, but you've come to a good place to find the good resources that are available (free or paid). You'll get out of it how much you put into it. If you spend countless ho
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by evm9 11y ago
Wow, so cool.
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by evm9 11y ago
There are many, many reasons that a startup may have failed (or is failing) and there still may be a product-market fit. Some products & markets require you to go out and get users more than others, and they may not have done that. It&#
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by evm9 11y ago
That would be an interesting application. What could the range be?
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by evm9 11y ago
I like this approach, it's the most careful one. Though if you truly know that you are valuable to your company and they are going to pay you what you're worth when you make the ask, no need to even get another offer. If it'
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by evm9 11y ago
It's already over, they're just trying to reconcile.
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by evm9 11y ago
You don't need to know of changes unless the user is on that page. You can use websockets to broadcast/listen for changed data and updated the DOM accordingly (if you're on the web).
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by evm9 11y ago
My biggest regret about learning programming is that I tend to approach things in the real world from an engineering perspective, which isn't always best for a given situation. I try to avoid it and over time I've done a better j
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by evm9 11y ago
They certainly could have.
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by evm9 11y ago
Agreed. I feel like the struggling when actually implementing the language for a real project/product is normal. I think this is because programming languages are built with performance, readability, and writability in mind. I'v
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by evm9 11y ago
Thanks, posted over there.
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by evm9 11y ago
Location: Los Angeles, US. Potentially remote Product: A product in the payments space, contact to hear more Stage: Was an idea two weeks ago, now it's in development Expertise: Back-end engineer (Ruby, Rails, Node.js, Postgres, MySQL
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Ask HN: How can a back-end engineer find a front-end engineer to collaborate?
2 points by evm9 11y ago|2 comments
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by evm9 11y ago
1. Being able to effectively communicate technical topics using English is challenging. Technical writing is a talent. 2. It helps me communicate better professionally, whether verbally or written. 3. It's nice to share knowledge when
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by evm9 11y ago
From my experience, paying the premium to get on GitHub, StackOverflow, and any other major job post site as well as paying mid to upper six figures will always bring in good candidates. Also offering a killer relocation package to candidat
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by evm9 11y ago
If you value your side projects and they aren't "shit no one needs & terrible ideas" then don't work on a company issued machine.
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by evm9 11y ago
I've never heard any term except dyno (or dynamometer), but I much prefer those terms simply because it's more apparent to someone that doesn't have an understanding of engine & car testing. I'm a fan of names that g
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by evm9 11y ago
In the automotive industry, we call them dynamometers. Though you'll never hear anyone say that, we just call them dynos.