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by us 16y ago
Sorry, was meant to be 31-35. Typo. You voted in the right bin =]
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Poll: Hacker News User Age
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Under 18
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18-22
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23-26
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27-30
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30-35
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36-40
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41-45
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46-50
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51-55
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56-60
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60+
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I prefer the old adage of focus on what you're doing and ignore what others (including competitors) are doing. It takes away from your focus and spreads yourself thin. It is just as important to focus on a select few things you want to do w
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by us 16y ago
They are currently not available in the US probably because of that reason but have seemingly have approval in the UK
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by us 16y ago
Steve Jobs does have kids. I'm sure they're groomed from birth (kidding). All jokes aside, only time will tell if someone else has the chops and vision Steve Jobs does will step up to lead Apple on the same path or if it'll become stagnant.
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by us 16y ago
1. There isn't a shortage of companies including startups looking for programming talent. They are everywhere. 2. Just because the above fact is true does not mean they will hire just anyone, degree or not. Having a CS degree is great, but
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by us 16y ago
I assume current monetization is by in-app ads? I came to this assumption base on the fact that the app is free and I have yet to download it. Either that or you charge people to be in your app.
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by us 16y ago
It's going to be difficult to find many places that have four bedrooms in that area much less affordable. Most in that area are two bedrooms with some three bedrooms. If you guys don't mind doing like a two two-bedrooms, the Avalon isn't to
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by us 16y ago
Should have been a poll. Short answer, interested if it's local to the Bay Area (where YC is located)
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by us 16y ago
I don't have direct examples but as a long time marketer, I can tell you the elements on a page is more important than if the site looks pleasing. Ugly designs can convert extremely well as any good looking design. It's more a matter of the
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by us 16y ago
Where are you guys pulling the business open hour data from? (I hope not Yelp since they're hours and filtering are all wrong in my experience). This is something I've been trying to look for, for awhile now, especially late nights (not so
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by us 16y ago
The part you left out for joining a startup that is also important is the learning experience. Besides getting rich and changing the world, the experience itself is valuable. You can go on to find riches and change the world later. I wouldn
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by us 16y ago
Depends on your business/product and the business model
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by us 16y ago
LOL I don't think you could get Steve Jobs to leave Apple even if you offered $10T much less $10B but I kid. On a more serious note, I agree a large part is due to how much you're willing to pay. But even then, and don't get me wrong, there
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Ask HN: Which Developers Are Looking For A Startup Job
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by us 16y ago
Open source is fine but internships (free), for example in the state of California, are restricted to work that does not get added to an employer's profits. If it does, it violates the law. Paid internships of course are treated differently
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1. A Web Base Resume that doubles with a link to download a clean PDF version. 2. A list of projects you've worked on in the past. Interactive and ones people can play around with are better. 3. Definitely link to Github.
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by us 16y ago
To that note, I want to add there are legal implications to using someone's free help in a for profit business in certain states.
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by us 16y ago
I looked at your original question than the one you ended up asking about (which I think differs slightly from just the general idea of the title itself), so I'll try to answer this in two ways... I am not sure I would call Steve Jobs a soc

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