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chris100

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    the only way to do good, efficient, and system-level That's the key restriction from Linus right there. He was talking about system-level code. For everything else (application-lev…

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    Yes, but in startups, being a PM is often very hard, because no one has to listen to you. So you need to bring your own credibility and influence so the product gets done properly.…

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    It's like the iPhone (or the Mac, for that matter). No one knew they wanted a better search, until an obviously superior search comes along. So I wouldn't say it's hopeless for Bin…

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    Love it, but it has one problem. Your argument is basically that it's a free market. So, assuming the market is bad and jobs are hard to find, is it then ok to work nights and week…

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    I'm not sure what they expect exactly. On one hand, as a hacker myself, I like the idea. It's as free-form as possible. Which is exactly the right spirit of hacking: no forms to fi…

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    Comment #1033000

    multitasking: customer support, new customer development, writing copy

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    Comment #986170

    Try this link: http://upcoming.yahoo.com/user/138148/ (I'll let you figure out on your own why that particular link works so well)

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    I'd start logging all the previous calls to malloc/free?

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    crunch pad was a terrible name Actually, it had two huge benefits: a lock-in for early adopters, and it is memorable . Don't discount the second benefit. Once enough early adopters…

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    By the way, technically if the text of your home page has not changed since you wrote it in 2008, it would be illegal for you to claim a copyright year of 2009. Why? Because the da…

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    Not to be paranoid, but where does it say that their privacy policy won't change? Right now, the privacy policy looks great on the surface. They are launching a new product. But yo…

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    That's why I'm so impressed with NPR. Its depth of analysis is amazing compared to most other media I'm aware of in the US. And still. I still don't feel like paying for it. I use …

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    Excellent article worth reading. It will make you rethink how superior bloggers are to mainstream media, and whether mainstream media deserves to die or not. Personally, I still be…

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    Intel for instance has a very well organized promotion track for purely technical roles (principal engineer and Intel Fellow if you go far enough). Many companies do not have such …

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    Isn't it poor user interface design to hide controls?