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by vtry 14y ago
Sure, and hire a bunch of people who don't know what they are doing. Do remember that Google has hired away pretty much all the top engineers already. You won't be able to get good people for cheap prices anymore.
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A Female Banker Ranks The Dateability Of Men From Different Parts Of Wall Street(businessinsider.com)
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Largest Hospital Chain Regularly Gave Unnecessary Treatment To Patients (HCA)(businessinsider.com)
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by vtry 14y ago
I want some of that golden money!
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Chemotherapy Can Actually Make Cancer Worse(businessinsider.com)
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Facebook's Stock Crash Has Created A Bunch Of New Problems For The Company(businessinsider.com)
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ESO Fund pools $25M to float former employees exercising stock options(venturebeat.com)
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by vtry 14y ago
Some startups will be worth it (eg: Google, Facebook), but if you average them all, the risk/reward ratio is not worth it in general. There are a lot of crap startup out there, and you only have so many years. Also, if you are a VC or a co-
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by vtry 14y ago
Early stage startups are really not worth it from a risk/rewards perspective.
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These Charts Show How The Average American Got Totally Screwed(businessinsider.com)
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by vtry 14y ago
It also turns out that, contrary to conventional wisdom, making the first offer is also a good strategy:
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by vtry 14y ago
starting prices are a form of 'anchor' - a piece of information which is known to affect subsequent decisions. As the authors note, anchoring has a powerful influence on our reasoning:
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Start high in negotiations and low in auctions (businessinsider.com)
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by vtry 14y ago
Follow the money, you'll get to the source.
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Interview with a High-Frequency Trading Expert(caseyresearch.com)
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by vtry 14y ago
Easy come, easy go.
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by vtry 14y ago
I won't be surprised that FB be under $5 when the common employees finally get's their turn to sell (after all the VCs and founders who get's to sell first).
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by vtry 14y ago
Find a better job. The job market for tech people is booming.
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Here Are The Facebook Insiders Who Dumped Stock Just Before It Crashed(businessinsider.com)
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by vtry 14y ago
You can use Bootstrap today...
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by vtry 14y ago
He would not have sold it, nor would he have joined facebook 5 years ago.
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by vtry 14y ago
Bingo, and this is the main reason for the downfall of our world.
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by vtry 14y ago
No you would have not, lockup for employee is in November. Might be below $5 a share by then.
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by vtry 14y ago
Pretty much only Angular and KnockOut and maybe 1 other js framework can do real unit test
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by vtry 14y ago
Glassdoor.com :)
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by vtry 14y ago
Say it now or forever hold your peace. You will make a difference. Believe in yourself .
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by vtry 14y ago
Yup, same experience here. If someone well respected leaves, moral can be completely destroyed. That person doesn't even have to be an important person. One of the most interesting type of personality is the useless guy who brighten the off
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by vtry 14y ago
Most frameworks it is not possible to do proper unit test. With Angular, you can actually do it. As the controller is totally separate from the view (html/dom).
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by vtry 14y ago
Angular meetup.
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by vtry 14y ago
Angular directive is pure genius. Much more reusable than traditional "widgets"

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