thatusertwo

I didn't know it was a problem, just assumed it was a way of making sure the next page's content is up to date.

We obviously have to offer much more then the free solution.

I meant a 24 hour period, so 1 pm on Monday to 1 pm on Tuesday. The idea would be the quick turn around, I assume we'd need to give service on par with you and your company.

Yeah, that is a serious concern. Its hard to compete with people who can live for a week on what I need in a day.

This is why I like Hacker News, its a good way to quickly evaluate an idea.

Had a good time at these meetups, to bad I'm in Toronto now.

if you are doing freelance there wont be any talk about your record unless you bring it up. people want to see what you have done and can do.

Johnny Mnemonic

Figuring out how to make a living without having to get a traditional job.

An internet without ads would be amazing.

Its a good summary of a issue that is globally important, whats wrong with that?

A software architect I worked with before thought he was gods gift to programming, every time something worked out it was his work, when it failed he always blamed the 'process'.

You should change the title to 'Being a Good Software Architect'.

I've added descriptions of what the code does for each of the samples. Also the idea is that people are paying for my curation of the content, not the content itself, every sample has a link to the orignal source so that a user can get the code for there.

yeah, I'd need better sample images.

those are some good suggestions, thanks.

most of the code samples have MIT licenses which allow re-selling.

I'd say its very important to do research on the company you are trying to get a job with. I got a job at a start up, but there wasn't any information available online. I had to work there for a month to realize they were probably going nowhere.

Does Highlight require a Facebook account?

I can't tweet!

I realize this is a problem and have seen this info-graphic before, but it makes sense for power consolidate into a few hands. At a certain point the marginal cost of buying a few properties becomes lower for a group of people so they just buy. Meanwhile the small guys realize that they are better off it they get bought out (they realize they can't be a big guy) so they go with the best offer.

It sucks for 'us' consumers, but from the perspective of companies trying to make the most money possible, it makes perfect sense.

But I don't have anything to sell at this point, is it dishonest to say 'buy for 10$' then when they click say sorry we have nothing to sell.

A lot of the extensions his company is offering seem to have a pretty limited range of potential customers.

I wish Facebook would just go away.

Im in the same boat, got laid off when the company ran out of money, haven't yet found anything decent.

I'm curious as to how they know he is a developer on the project? Is he vocal about his participation?

Pretty site, it sure is a nice way to 'share' torrents, although its pretty illegal.

There was an episode of 'Get Smart' where in order to keep the room quiet the words people spoke turned into word clouds. Eventually the room was so full they had to eat their words. This article reminded me of that.

It's hard to know, but its like anything else, with practice you have increase your odds of success.

You're right, so that is what I did.

I'm lazy, but I still don't think 16 hour days is very sustainable.