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findm
14y ago
Thats amazing, lets see some code?
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findm
14y ago
I use simpleDNS, they're a reseller of enom so its a bit more expensive but they have nice little additions and api integrations that are helpful if you're developing. UX is much more simpler.
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findm
14y ago
It depends on the industry that they're in. If its something like government contracting obviously it makes sense to dress conservatively. For me personally, I go dressed in slacks or jeans and dress/casual shirt. It's what I find comfortab
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findm
14y ago
On a similar note, I remember reading somewhere that performing magic in front of children is harder than it is for adults. Our adult brains have built up a large repertoire of pattern recognition algos that help us skip steps, lead ourselv
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findm
15y ago
Personally, I think you kids are too young and inexperienced. You say you have experience, you say you can "do" things. Prove it. Make something ship it, market it, charge for it. Whatever it is, just do it. There is no substitute for proof
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findm
15y ago
That's pretty neat upvotes for you.
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findm
15y ago
SEEKING WORK (NY, Remote or on-site) UI/UX Design, + Frontend Development + python + django portfolio: http://www.patrickskim.com/ Contact: "patrick" at patrickskim.com
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findm
15y ago
Your site is down for the count.
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15y ago
Although I can't speak from experience, as long as the upfront pay is acceptable enough I would jump on it. But what kls said, makes a good point. FWIW I found the diversity of jobs I have taken have always lead me to a path that I would no
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15y ago
I found the article to be an interesting read but I wish that someone could talk about the psychology, history behind why the country became that way instead of just finger pointing on how terrible the conditions were. While its difficult t
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15y ago
but who will watch the watchers?
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15y ago
There are only 5 resources needed to become a great designer. The first is taste. - Develop what your style, brand, voice is. The best way to be the best is to learn from the best. Consume voraciously look at more to develop yourself. awwwa
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15y ago
You might not hire him but I might. The truth of the matter is that sometimes you do need people like him. Hustle to me is the willingness and ability to get things done. This guy just chose to apply hustle to sales. There's nothing wrong w
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15y ago
So cool yet so stupid at the same time. I wonder how much it costs to manufacture it.
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15y ago
Why dont't they have their own video use popcorn instead of showing a plain-jane video about how popcorn works in a practical context. Bad marketing imho.
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15y ago
I want to see a better cable/TV company. Where instead of paying for 500+ channels. You get 10 personalized channels. Where each particular channel learns what you like and suggests content that you might like. So I can program a channel fo
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15y ago
I think this is a misleading article in the sense that all movies lose money, due to the way they are structured. I'm no expert on the financing of the entertainment business but I do remember a podcast on npr talking about this: http://ww
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15y ago
Is it just me or does it seem like getting into and launching a company through YC seem a little like american idol? Can't say that I like the way its going.
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findm
15y ago
I think that most of it is due to the fact tech is mostly a meritocracy (at its best). You're either good or you're not. You aren't judged on how well you can socialize with your superiors, co-workers, clients nor does playing politics wild
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15y ago
This is so true and the funny thing about it is that it makes sense logically yet it runs so contrary to our natural inclinations or at least mine and I'm sure many others. Economics you so crazy.
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findm
15y ago
I think alot of it depends what it is that you are building. My approach to would be different if it were building a large scale web app vs a website and it also depends on the team thats helping to maintain it (ie. if it were to be maintai
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16y ago
just tried this out, didn't know about it but it really works well. I didn't see any jumping around-ness when I tested it.
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16y ago
Personally, I don't think you can ever teach "good attitude" often times I doubt the candidate will ever be receptive to your attempts to change their attitude.
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16y ago
Funny, quick question though why are you tracking every input value? just out of curiosity? I just kept typing in random letters can't see why it would be useful other than maybe the occasional laugh.
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16y ago
I hate the fact that I have to "validate" my email address with a lot of web app services when you first sign up.Imagine doing that every time you want to log on. Definitely adds more resistance to the flow.
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findm
16y ago
Quite arguably one of the best text editors that I've used, It's my primary code/ text editor when i work on a windows machine. I just wish the OSX version was just as good. Looking forward to trying out this version.
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16y ago
wow, great design love the way it looks. I'm going to have agree with what value you get paying 11 dollars?
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16y ago
Not only is the software patent outrageous but the lawyer math is totally baloney every visitor represents a lost sale of 149. ridiculous.
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16y ago
If you're doing the designs yourself you're doing yourself a great disservice by charging so little. Often times most people assume they have an endless well of creativity in them but in actually its a feast and famine scenario. Assuming yo
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16y ago
I'm guessing they can see what fraction of their visitors also visiting their competitor's site. I'm not sure what else they can gather but I'd imagine that if you can pick up on what "videos/pages/articles" those visitors are visiting, you
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