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Comment #7834336
This is awesome. Well done!
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Life's too short to work for a shitty company.
Anybody needing a hard-nosed product manager? Not a rookie. Brogrammers and crush-its need not reply. Austin - or the world.
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Comment #6675055
Nice!
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Comment #6615716
Walk away. Make sure they hear you laughing as you go.
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Just a Product Manager that wants to contribute.
Here's the deal. I'm a senior product manager in Austin. Most of my experience is hardware (semiconductor) or related software (IP, dev tools). I spend every waking moment reading …
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Just a Product Manager that wants to contribute.
Here's the deal. I'm a senior product manager in Austin. Most of my experience is hardware (semiconductor) or related software (IP, dev tools). I spend every waking moment reading …
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Comment #6566157
My company builds memory ICs that sometimes sit beside the ASIC or FPGA on an HFT card. The bandwidth & latency numbers didn't surprise me, but the cost of power certainly did. No …
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Comment #6489555
Congrats to Jennifer. Much respect.
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Comment #6419854
This needs to be on a shirt. (Probably in very small font.)
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Comment #6161101
SO happy I don't have to live out there & deal with that crap.
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Comment #6051208
Update Justin, thanks for the private reply as well. Props for the consistent and genuine efforts at damage control.
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Comment #6043079
Speaking on behalf of a LOT of people - F 500friends and the under-30 horse they rode in on.
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Comment #5911292
My first job after grad school with at Harris Semiconductor. We were selling RTX processors which natively ran Forth instructions. (The architecture was completely stack-based.) I …
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Comment #5844931
Hey, I hear ya. Much respect to the Radar O'Reillys of the world.
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"Regarding swagger sticks: If you need one, carry one."
Old-school leadership. Much respect.
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Comment #5815338
tks @electrichead, I've got copies of the JS Cookbook and Crockford's "...The Good Parts" at my fingertips.
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Which JS framework should I learn FIRST?
Let's face it. JS developers have a great problem - there's more interesting frameworks being intro'd each week. Being competent on multiple frameworks is hard enough if your main …
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Comment #5800976
http://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=ruby+or+python+or+javascript+or...
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Comment #5800880
Props to RTP too. Not to mention better basketball.
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Comment #5800860
I do - an excellent point. Don't get me wrong, I love coming out there to visit. (Especially in June/July/August.) But the cost/benefit seems way out of whack unless you've already…
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Comment #5800839
@throwaway1979, see above & good luck!