locahost

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by locahost 11y ago
Thirty years ago my small hometown had bus service to the closest big cities. Three private companies supplied round trips from one downtown to another several times a day. Now there is only a shuttle, which costs twice as much, runs only t
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by locahost 11y ago
I use it daily. One thing that impressed me right away was the engaging visual and interaction design. I'm surprised to read the intended user is male--most "masculine" design seems heavy and dark in palette, while Headspace
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by locahost 11y ago
I avoid signing up for multi-day hackathons. Almost none of the venues guarantee quiet, secure places for naps. It'll be great if attendees can sleep at home without penalizing their teams.
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by locahost 11y ago
Yeah, I bristled at his phrasing, until I read the rest of the sentence--then I was in full agreement. As a front end developer, I'm tired of seeing kitchen sink job postings "requiring" Sass, AngularJS, and...Hibernate. Or W
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by locahost 11y ago
I'm 48. I'd love to retire in < 25 years, but that isn't looking financially realistic. There are legions of "older" workers like me. Given that the average stint for employees at SF/SV companies these day
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by locahost 12y ago
I'd be over-the-moon thrilled to interview at a company that does this. Any recommendations for this front-end dev in California?
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by locahost 12y ago
I attended a school (relatively) nearby in the 1970s. We took many field trips out to Arcosanti, which was under construction. Were told, "When you grow up, you'll live somewhere like this!" When I visited as an adult, I noti
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by locahost 12y ago
+1. I'll keep checking that jobs page as well. In my fifteen years of tech work, the only occasions I had to work overtime were those when somebody screwed up. It was often because somebody didn't say no to requests for: CYA mee
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by locahost 12y ago
How about free housing and food for engineers who already live in SF?