>their primary audience seems to seek comfort in their stories about how they are in the right and how the opposition are the bad guys. Jesus fucking Christ. What would the opposition have to do for you to believe they…
>cross platform frameworks improved No serious mobile application is built with a cross platform framework. It's a development strategy that relies on the product being "good enough". Please prove me wrong. I would love…
It's a little like AOL in the 1990s. A great business model, but one that won't outlast reliable internet access from service providers. Businesses like webcam studios bridge the gap until internet access catches up.…
No. "Netflix / Disney etc seem to have copped onto one idea that works and just release the same tv show / movie over and over again with a slight tweak as it brings the money in without any worries." This is the golden…
It's not usable as a currency except in the most dire circumstances and no one is working to fix this. Transactional currency has been abandoned as a goal by every major crypto project, and it doesn't make a sensible…
Pets.com and WebVan were exemplary of the dotcom bubble. They had insane valuations and a problematic business model, but investors poured money in because of hype. But both those services are legitimate, profitable…
I support this. Overtime is free labor and the market should be regulated by the government to prohibit this. That said, I've been a software engineer for over twenty years and most of those years I've worked under 40…
Software Engineering at Google [https://abseil.io/resources/swe-book]
Twitter.
Early investors almost always require a friends and family round.
I went down a rabbit-hole last year trying out different MUAs and configurations, searching for that perfect setup. I like CLI interfaces and I wanted something where search was not as painful. It was a nice…
Google used to be a pretty respected brand in tech spaces, didn't it?
I started at $50k, never made more than $200k in a year. My net worth will be a million well before I'm 65. A million isn't what it used to be.
>Any details on how that happened? buy food cook the food you eat generational wealth don't throw out food
>be as creative as you wish I don't think this is an area where creativity expands the existing options. If you have a stable job you will likely be approved for a mortgage. It might not be enough of a mortgage to…
I worked at a very large corporation that had a pay freeze for years. I didn't leave because of money, I just worked less each year. After more than five years of being underpaid, I was working only a few hours a week.…
Yes. I would like to learn more about your union experience.
Similarly-sized software companies are also overpaying their executives at the expense of worker wages, so Mozilla is right on track.
Check out "The Four Tendencies" by Gretchen Rubin. It describes almost this exact scenario and provides tools that may help you overcome it.
Yes. Fully remote, good separation of work and life, the technical problems are interesting enough (for me), and management is mostly sane. I'm a software developer in the US.
Marketing is more important than the product because without good marketing, you'll have no customers. Logistics and supply chain is more important than marketing because without product to ship, you'll go broke before…
No one has asked for my college GPA (2.4) since my first job out of school.
Years ago, I was a J2ME developer. There were very few candidates with my skill set and not many jobs either. I don't remember the company I was interviewing for, but they were really excited to find me because I had…
I've been a software developer for thirty years and every pay increase has been less than 3% unless I switch companies. It's their rules. I'm just playing the game.
>30 is more commonly a point where people in our society start to get a sense of their actual career path and shift from "consumers" of the current culture to "architects" of the next culture An insightful and eloquent…
>their primary audience seems to seek comfort in their stories about how they are in the right and how the opposition are the bad guys. Jesus fucking Christ. What would the opposition have to do for you to believe they…
>cross platform frameworks improved No serious mobile application is built with a cross platform framework. It's a development strategy that relies on the product being "good enough". Please prove me wrong. I would love…
It's a little like AOL in the 1990s. A great business model, but one that won't outlast reliable internet access from service providers. Businesses like webcam studios bridge the gap until internet access catches up.…
No. "Netflix / Disney etc seem to have copped onto one idea that works and just release the same tv show / movie over and over again with a slight tweak as it brings the money in without any worries." This is the golden…
It's not usable as a currency except in the most dire circumstances and no one is working to fix this. Transactional currency has been abandoned as a goal by every major crypto project, and it doesn't make a sensible…
Pets.com and WebVan were exemplary of the dotcom bubble. They had insane valuations and a problematic business model, but investors poured money in because of hype. But both those services are legitimate, profitable…
I support this. Overtime is free labor and the market should be regulated by the government to prohibit this. That said, I've been a software engineer for over twenty years and most of those years I've worked under 40…
Software Engineering at Google [https://abseil.io/resources/swe-book]
Twitter.
Early investors almost always require a friends and family round.
I went down a rabbit-hole last year trying out different MUAs and configurations, searching for that perfect setup. I like CLI interfaces and I wanted something where search was not as painful. It was a nice…
Google used to be a pretty respected brand in tech spaces, didn't it?
I started at $50k, never made more than $200k in a year. My net worth will be a million well before I'm 65. A million isn't what it used to be.
>Any details on how that happened? buy food cook the food you eat generational wealth don't throw out food
>be as creative as you wish I don't think this is an area where creativity expands the existing options. If you have a stable job you will likely be approved for a mortgage. It might not be enough of a mortgage to…
I worked at a very large corporation that had a pay freeze for years. I didn't leave because of money, I just worked less each year. After more than five years of being underpaid, I was working only a few hours a week.…
Yes. I would like to learn more about your union experience.
Similarly-sized software companies are also overpaying their executives at the expense of worker wages, so Mozilla is right on track.
Check out "The Four Tendencies" by Gretchen Rubin. It describes almost this exact scenario and provides tools that may help you overcome it.
Yes. Fully remote, good separation of work and life, the technical problems are interesting enough (for me), and management is mostly sane. I'm a software developer in the US.
Marketing is more important than the product because without good marketing, you'll have no customers. Logistics and supply chain is more important than marketing because without product to ship, you'll go broke before…
No one has asked for my college GPA (2.4) since my first job out of school.
Years ago, I was a J2ME developer. There were very few candidates with my skill set and not many jobs either. I don't remember the company I was interviewing for, but they were really excited to find me because I had…
I've been a software developer for thirty years and every pay increase has been less than 3% unless I switch companies. It's their rules. I'm just playing the game.
>30 is more commonly a point where people in our society start to get a sense of their actual career path and shift from "consumers" of the current culture to "architects" of the next culture An insightful and eloquent…