luke_osu

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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   I have worked from home since early this year, and it has definitely been up and down for me. I can relate to the author with the wife and kids situation, but I have learned to cope with that pretty well. My wife generally respects my spa
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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   Just filled out the application. It would be very cool to go but I have no clue what criteria they will use to weed people out. I guess we will see!
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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   This seems very similar to a product called LightCMS, which I have used before. Weebly seems to have better pricing though.
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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   I agree with this. This is especially true if you have small children. Working at home is great since you can help your wife now and then, but you can't do it 5 days a week. You need to get out of the house, even for just a little bit.
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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   Used bxCUSJbGxWTsz5Pw Thanks!
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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   Last week I was approached by 2 business type guys looking for a technical partner to start a business. One of these guys I already knew from years back. Immediately I got the impression that these guys were very passionate and very serious
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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   Does anyone actually read these and say "oh man, I'd apply but I can't since I love shitty code and I want to build stuff that only a couple people use". I agree with the OP, I am not sure who they are trying to attract with these types of
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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   I'm 32 with 3 kids and a wife, and I literally walked out of a fortune 500 company that is looked at as one of the best places to work. I have no problem telling someone to "fuck off, see ya" if I feel like I am getting mistreated.
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   by luke_osu 15y ago

   http://tweetclaims.com pulls in around $100-$200 per month. If we get big press (like a blog post), we will get a spike and triple that. I literally haven't updated the code in a year. Runs like a champ and does what it's suppose to. I wo
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    by luke_osu 15y ago

    My experience has usually been that lunch with coworkers is awkward. Most people just sit on their iphones and no one really talks. The conversations seem forced. Maybe I have worked at the wrong places but this is my experience at the pla
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    by luke_osu 15y ago

    When you work for someone else you don't get to make the rules. The quicker people realize that, the better off they will be.
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    by luke_osu 15y ago

    My problem seems to be the opposite. I spend any free (non-family) time working or tinkering on side projects so I don't get to learn new things like Objective-C or Ruby. Things that I have been interested in for awhile. If I could get a p