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denglish

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About denglish

http://www.cultureamp.com

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    Comment #9308972

    Culture Amp - Melbourne, Australia - http://CultureAmp.com - VISA - Full-time Front End Lead Developer (Not considering remote workers for this role) We're looking for a front end …

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    Preferably Melbourne, Australia, or REMOTE. Full-stack developer (emphasis on front end). Culture Amp http://cultureamp.com We're a Rails shop, with some Java components, but passi…

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    My advice would be to give people something for signing up. For example, let them start playing without email, let the save, and then ask for their email address to send them a uni…

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    We've been using https://www.boxcryptor.com/ on top of Dropbox for passwords and other need-to-keep-very-secure data.

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    Thanks for all of the great tips everyone. Should keep us busy :). Looking forward to meeting some of you at some of the events.

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    Ask HN: Worthwhile hacker events in the Bay Area for March/April 2009?

    My business partner and I are in SF from Australia until mid April. We are working on a SaaS style collaborative modelling tool. We've been reading up on events listed on meetup.co…

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    No worries, glad you like. I thought it'd be a useful one for others when I stumbled across it - I've bookmarked it for my own future Linux reference.

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    Comment #328496

    Ultimately Google is a for profit company and their business model is built around advertising. I feel Google has aways been quite reasonable in their advertisement placements and …

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    It is quite true - both bubbles represented market speculations that outstripped the underlying financial realities. And I believe the reverse can be said that the massive correcti…

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    Hilarious! But oh so true!!!

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    It really depends on your goals. 30 minutes twice a week is probably fine to maintain fitness, but particularly if you want to lose weight taking the sessions up to an hour / hour …

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    I agree with tailor, but it still needs to "accurately represent" - there really isn't any point getting to an interview you shouldn't be at. Just waists everyone's time.

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    A lot of studies have shown that sleep is the best enabler of 'great thoughts' http://www.cnn.com/2004/HEALTH/01/21/sleep.creativity.ap/ind... . Perhaps more high thinking job posi…

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    I suspect the stats may be more biased by people who 'take what they can get' in the recession time, and then don't actually look to find more career progressing opportunities when…

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    Surely paying your users isn't the answer - for starters it's almost an admission it doens't stack up to the competition on it's own! It's also only going to insentivise a small gr…