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moosebear847
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Comment #29617492
I was on a small team at an early-stage startup, and felt forced to do 7+ hours of good work every day due to pace and visibility. As a self-proclaimed productive dev, it was prett…
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Comment #29560759
Why I am not religous: 1. Leap of faith is risky, while science is based on repeatable experiments. Kind of like when you're building a house, instead of hoping and praying the fou…
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Comment #29517022
Playing a game like LoL is like being in a battle or war. Would you watch anime and shoot your gun with 'muscle memory' while fighting 5 ruthless, intelligent opponents? A fight re…
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Comment #29184025
Does this mean the dealership thinks they can sell it for $10K+ more now even used?
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Comment #29055330
This was fun to read.
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Comment #28953862
Dam that's brutal, to think that slavery can still happen here and now via essentially blackmail.
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Comment #28885254
Faangs always seem to be hiring, not sure but having a LinkedIn seems to get inbound Faang recruiters, at least for me as a US dev. And startups, YC who's hiring has worked for fri…
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Comment #28873686
I think there are many straightforward answers. Try to get the $500k jobs. If that doesn't work and you don't want to grind LC for 6 months, go for $150-200k jobs like startups. If…
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Comment #28679017
I like this viewpoint, it strikes me as mature, realistic and customer-focused. I think I'll learn a lot from your book, thanks!
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Comment #28669966
As an author of the book that's summarized, how do you feel about in-depth summaries of your book in terms of it affecting sales and providing publicity? I've always wondered how a…
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Comment #28667697
As an iOS dev who's had to deal with Apple's lovely rules, could you go more into this part? I'd like to hear more. '... why "the market" hadn't already corrected [Apple's ability …
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Comment #28523775
Well expressed on cash applying barriers.
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Comment #28435727
This hit in a different way
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Comment #28343415
As a dog food lover (product dev, not Purina), I found this very insightful. I may frame it on my wall.
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Comment #27903641
TurboTax recently tricked me using some dark UI patterns into spending 30+ minutes painstakingly filling out my tax forms in a way that made it seem like it was for the free filing…
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Comment #27439809
The thought experiment is meant to take the situtation to the logical extreme, something that is unlikely to happen yet still realistically possible, in order to more clearly under…
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Comment #27433085
It just seems like addressing the symptom, rather than the cause - that you shouldn't instantly whip out your big $20m legal stick to threaten someone. Using a PR firm might result…
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Comment #27431571
That legal threat was not a good response. I think both sides messed up here. It seems like the ex-intern made an honest mistake especially given his age. This isn't exactly the sa…
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Comment #27431506
There is a small (to your point, pretty small) risk that it could be used in place of repl.it or inspire other competitors. If this was done by an outsider, this would be totally f…
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Comment #27431326
Rather than looking at it from the view of an employee or founder with power, I am attempting to view it through the lens of a good relationship between two people, with this being…
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Comment #27430461
As a thought experiment, if you ran a business, and all your ex-employees released a free version of the same product, would you be cool with this? Could you hang out with them, sm…
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Comment #27423872
Would this be considered product thread hijacking? The 'compliment' could also be interpreted as a disguised subtle diss (7wk product vs 2yr one)..
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Comment #27418196
I really enjoyed this!
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Comment #27400304
There does seem to be strong market pressure to have no more than 2 major platforms to support, and understandably so due to the amount of work. Linux never became mainstream becau…
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Comment #27391502
All those companies were around before and during the existence of the iPhone. At least some had apps, and had an equal or better chance at having all those apps, so I wonder why t…