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yashodhan
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Comment #6923294
Supposedly an old post (but I can't find the date year on hte post). Are Treehouse still hiring?
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Comment #6816798
This is really nice of you. Gonna take this opportunity to ask: anybody know of some good things to do in San Francisco on Christmas day? I'm coming to visit and will be alone for …
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Comment #6791770
Every time I see another metoostrap site, I die a little inside.
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Comment #6761001
It's not my country, you assumptive douche. The author was rejected from entering the USA on arguably questionable, but still legal terms. Based on his account, I'm forced to belie…
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Comment #6760485
This is sad. Perhaps maybe fly in next time?
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Comment #6760409
JK but not really
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Comment #6704785
dashes in function names! I'm in love.
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Comment #6543040
I choose the most nonsensical answer to throw off their results.
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Comment #6540888
Cultural isolation defines me as a person. So no problems there. How did you like Ukraine? Where were you based? Was it cheap and comparable to Thailand for a place to bootstrap in…
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Comment #6485945
What a beautiful website
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Comment #6428563
Perhaps the most astute observation in here. Lost count the number of times I've missed the 'the next big thing' when it was right in my face. Each time I tell myself that I'll pay…
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Comment #6426489
I love that company. But I just don't see a future where it keeps its doors open. Especially now with Google and Apple joining in.
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Comment #6327203
My monthly take home amounts to about £1600. I live in a really nice shared flat on the edge of Zone 1/2 (Shoreditch) which costs £700 inc. utilities. I don't have a monthly pass, …
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Comment #6324413
Interesting perspective. I suppose this makes it easier to hone one's skills?
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Comment #6324406
Thank you for a very honest breakdown. I have lived an equal amount of my life in both London and NJ, and am a citizen of US and UK, so visas aren't my problem. "Abroad" would be n…
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Comment #6324307
Absolutely looking for advice, so thank you for your honesty. I'm doing fine on my pittance living in the center of London. Perhaps it's due to my spending habits, but I hope this …
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Comment #6324263
I hold dual UK/US nationality, but the healthcare system does concern me. I hear changes are coming next month? Also, the SF startup will subsidize personal health plans.
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Ask HN: Should I stay in London or move to San Francisco?
Current designer and frontend dev here with a life changing decision to make in the next few days. Current setup: Working for a fintech startup in London making £24k with no equity…
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Comment #5946928
I can't decide if it's a general aversion to public complaining, or if this company is really as arrogant and self important as this article made them out to be. In fact, after the…
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Comment #5930027
Server Error. I used Facebook circa 2004. Looking forward to seeing it how it was.
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Comment #5805845
Good bunch of guys, and they're helping me add backend development to my skillset. That's how I look at it. Don't care much for equity.
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Comment #5805435
Currently way out in the boondocks (zone 8). I'm looking to move into Zone 2/3 East London (Shoreditch/Bethnal Green area) to be closer to work. There are quite a few flat shares a…
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Comment #5804988
Could you help point a stranger towards these contracts? Cheers.
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Comment #5804964
Why is this the case? I'm a frontend dev for a startup in London and I make 18k annually (80% of that because I only work 4 days a week). It's peanuts, but luckily I don't mind bei…