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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
There is no disconnect. I am just saying that how much harder it is to hire when your company is not Google, Facebook, Dropbox etc..
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
Honestly, I do not have salary data. However, for sure, the salaries were in average or above range. You should check some salary stats. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3141716
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
The guy is definitely getting questioned by authorities at an airport if he comes to the USA.
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
FYI, we could not hire anyone. Finally, we lost those open reqs because management decided so. Most smart engineer we interviewed, ended up having multiple offers from more cool companies. it would have been 85k-95k for an entry level. In s
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
In my team(at a company in SF bay area), We have tried to hire an entry level engineer and also a senior level engineer who can tackle software development. We've not been able to fill any position with qualified candidates. Only reason is
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
Next is Facebook Ads.
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
Finding the problem which can be solved is the hard part..
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Apple and Google(articles.businessinsider.com)
2 points by mycodebreaks 14y ago|0 comments
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
Bureaucracy is hurting India extremely bad. At most offices In India, government and private, you 'll see experience is given preference over performance.
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
Come on Hackernews! Is it hard to sort the list by number of voites?
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by mycodebreaks 14y ago
I see Python leading in this poll. Two things that can be happening: 1. Python is going mainstream. 2. Programmers who are hackernews readers like Python more.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
Yes, I do inspect element and I can see the page source.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
Dropbox was also not the first company that Drew started.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
We need such innovation (at any level - design, engineering, technology) Keep it up guys!
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
I think these location based applications are like a wave.. People ride it,enjoy it and then get onto another wave... https://twitter.com/#!/vkhosla/status/59390622209015808
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
LOL... Sr. RoR developer...
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DHH tweets about recruiter contacting for RoR dev position(twitter.com)
1 points by mycodebreaks 15y ago|4 comments
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
No, you're not the only one, I feel the same way.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
How do passwords get leaked? Does it mean they were stored in plain text?
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
Brave article by Dan. Please keep them coming.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
I have started feeling indifferent to this topic. How can you teach a seven year old to program? Kids of that age are hardly learning to add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers. How difficult would it be for a kid to grasp concept of fun
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Educate yourself on SOPA/PIPA(khanacademy.org)
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
eating with hands is not bad, people of every race in my office eat pizza with their hands. Depends on the food that you are eating.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
Honestly, I really do not understand why women being programmers is such a hyped concept. I have seen many women as doctors, lawyers and in science. Women might be more interested in other professions, which I think is the only reason that
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
This is a tough job, most people don't want it. People like to be lawyers and study business more instead of becoming programmers.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
Well, I would like to teach kids assembly language first. That's how my generation did it. Second language should be C. That's how you know how your program actually runs on a computer. You know what memory is, and how it is used.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
is this what's called minimalist design?
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
Is this human review? Looks like rant from apple lover.
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by mycodebreaks 15y ago
This is the dumbest analysis about design.