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http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1103578 - Check this out. Has pointers to lots of good resources.
Don't get me wrong, I love this kind of "get it done" policy, but it's not vacation if you work "a couple hours a day". Vacation is when you are able to really forget about work for a while.

That being said, I fully agree about the impossibly short warning time he's advocating. Six months sounds more like it.
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You make a good point r.e. gradients. Honestly, though, even the most subtle gradients can go very wrong - I'm usually referring to background or header gradients where it justs wrecks the emphasis of the page or clouds text etc. Speaking for myself I prefer highlighting as a more unobtrusive way to add the "extra touch"

Also I think it is about personal taste; my designs tend towards the same minimalist, centered, coloured menu bar, links in a certain way etc. design because I vastly prefer sites like that :)

(also the beauty of minimalism is that you can "impact" buttons and so forth really easily if you have a good colour scheme - Startup Wiki is an example of where I got this pretty wrong...... :))
This is Great. I was going to ask what direction you were going to take this in.. but it's interesting that you only have jobs listed for/at really startup companies that most geeks want to work at. I'd say you should drive that point home a little more if that is what your focusing on.

Otherwise, yeah dude take it to the next level. Keep reaching out to add more of them.. I'm sure you can be well known for offering jobs in this space.. great quick clean idea!
I agree, and I think it's a side effect of the polarization that's happened in the database world. Picking the term 'NoSQL' was maybe a bit aggressive, as it grouped a bunch of new ideas and projects under one banner as well as defined a clear 'opponent' to touch off the new database holy war.

Like most things, choosing a database on an ideological basis is probably not a good idea. As my grandpappy used to say "The right tool for the right job" (he didn't really say that, I'm just making things up).
Hmmm, what other type of software has so little control over its input while being expected to do something "reasonable" with all of it?
Ok, "Done" and "Delete" both make the item disappear, which would make one believe they do the same thing except one fades green, one fades red.

Does that mean something else in the back-end? or is it the same ? The view/hide done tasks link is confusing because it's resetting the list which make it useless trying it out.

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Update: Also it's weird to have the Pencil icon on the left, make a change, and then have to go all the way to the right for save. Maybe it's easier to just keep everything on one side?
The Wild West huh?

These same libertarians would use examples of the wild west as "not so wild west". Their historical interpretation is a bit different than yours.
The moral of these threads: don't argue with Zed. He'll out-point you! Don't hate the coder, love the code.
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call it "Pesticide" hehe... something to do with 'bug squashing' or tracking..
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This is the sort of irrelevant detail beloved of pedants.

Pedants, and people who have to read other developers' code. Good lord, man, are you able to retroactively dictate coding style to everybody who wrote any code you have to read? Lacking that ability, I have to know the idioms used by other people who code in a language, not just the idioms I personally approve of.
Based on both the article data and your data I can deduce that old matriarch elephants are still fertile.
We're still working on the app home page. I'll try and update the site to reflect the things people have mentioned in this thread.

Alas, marketing and copywriting aren't my strong points.
This story is full of irony. My favorite open source moment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDxMJQLXmBE
"a programming language that be exciting" makes me want to recommend some pirate-based language, but I don't know one unfortunately.
Allow me to play devil's advocate. There are plenty of job listings for all kinds of companies including startups. Why do I want to use yours?
Location search (or at least sort) would be good. I'd love to see a set of icons that give extended info for each job (i.e. willing to hire remote workers, maybe funding stage or approximate company size)
How do I get better at drawing in photoshop or illustrator? I feel like I have a good aesthetic but a newb grasp of those tools.
Sorry for all the confusion, and thanks for setting the record straight.
FB has great targeting technology, but horrible demographics/behaviorals for most advertisers; as @nudge points out, you're not catching people when they're thinking of a purchase, but you're also dealing with a population that has more time than money. FB advertising can be highly effective for recruiting participants for a community site (being a heavy FB user means you're into that sort of thing) but the lack of a clear bottom line value for such users means that such advertising will be undervalued.
The manager retorted if we can get by without this guy for 4 weeks, why do we really need him at all?

I usually go the other direction. If you can't get by without someone for a month, what do you do when he leaves the company (resigns, medical emergency, what have you)?

On the other hand, if you have good folks who feel like they can take the time they need when they need it, you're likely to have them when you really need them.
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When we came up with the name we weren't aware of the use of the name by a somewhat related product.

Currently looking into alternatives.
One thing to keep in mind is that "graphic design" and "user interface engineering" tend to get conflated. They are not the same thing, but pretty closely related.

I find that the best way to proceed is to design an "overall style" for the site first. That means, pick a color scheme, typography, and base layout according to the principles mentioned in other comments (e.g. CRAP). Thereafter, the problem becomes user-interface engineering (which, in turn, may lead you to change your design).

I found this talk to be really helpful:
http://37signals.com/svn/posts/1952-i-gave-a-talk-on-ui-fund...

Also, +1 on The Non-Designer's Design Book.

I've also found many useful articles here:
http://www.azarask.in/blog/

In particular,
http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/know_when_to_stop_designing_...
and
http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/how-to-critique-an-interface...
The first one seems improbable and the second one would never produce odd numbers which I believe was not the case - it produced both odd and even ones, just never both and even in a single sample.
They seem to want to be the Apple of electric cars. The difference being that Apple was already shipping a successful product when it went public, and indeed they faced many dark days once the rest of the world started copying everything they did.

I will watch Tesla's progress with a great deal of interest.
Good point, but I'm curious: Are the old matriarchs still able to reproduce, or are they infertile, and have they been infertile for many decades?

And after that question, I think the point of the article was really to look at the abnormalities of animals living past their age of being biologically useful. Biology 101 says, the point of life is to reproduce. So, if an animal lives past the age when it can no longer reproduce, does it still have a biological purpose? If there is such a purpose, is it normal to live long past the age of infertility, or is this just enjoyed by a select few species? And if there's time, why do only a few animals enjoy this benefit? Does forgetting a single species amongst thousands change the purpose of this article?
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I also love how simple it is, but it might border on being too simple. It doesn't come off as immediately trustworthy (aggregators often don't). Maybe you just need a simple, but original logo?
The simple and clean design is actually what I like best about the site. I'm sure you've seen www.startuply.com (which is amazingly down right now because of an asp.net web.config error, wow!) That might be a good source of job leads for your crawler.

I also really like how you link to the companies website and not to some 3rd party job posting. Have you thought about adding more info to the start-up profile page on your site?
So I've got that you don't mind where or what your devs are doing so long as the tasks get completed, which is awesome, and that you can't do long vacations with no warning, which is reasonable.

What's your stance on long vacations with warning? One month's notice? Two?
Elon Musk still holds 65% of the company. In fact, it is a pre-requisite of the US Govt. loan that he does so.

On the other hand I wish that making an electric car was as simple as combining a motor and a battery. It isn't. To achieve maximum performance out of a vehicle the motors need to be specially designed and integrated into a powertrain that is suitable for mass reproduction. It is quite easy to make a one off design but tooling a factory that produces your design within tolerances everyday is quite another beast.

In fact, they faced challenges in tooling existing factories to make the Tesla Roadster to their tolerances (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Roadster#History_of_produ...).

I would invest in Tesla Motors in a heartbeat if I had the money, because they have conclusively proven that well designed battery electric vehicles can be mass produced and can work in the real world. Most of the other manufacturers are still in the proto-typing phase and if they ever release their products out then it won't be without significant growing pains.

So, yes they are unique.
another year, another release.

Thank you, everyone behind the development of PostgreSQL. I wouldn't be in my life where I am now if it wasn't for the work you are constantly putting into this wonderful project.

And when one thinks "now. this is it. it can't get any better now", you come out with another high-quality release.

Thank you ever so much.
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Does it just seem to me that it looks alot like http://lighthouseapp.com/ ?
I totally agree with the fact that it will take a lot on Facebook's side to beat Google. And as you said, FB will need enormous amount of data to target end-user advertising. But I think FB today is probably the most-fed website on a daily basis. People/Businesse upload data on FB without thinking twice (lets keep aside the security issues for a moment)! So, I would not be surprised if FB succeeds in collecting enough data someday to provide targetted search as well as targetted advetising to the end-users
I don't remember a vacation where I didn't "work" - willingly. I usually get bored and get the itch to write some code. I guess that happens when your work is the same as your hobby.

You know what they say.. "love what you do.."
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The great irony is that the crisis is one of Statism, not Capitalism. And to "solve" the crisis with more Statism will only make life radically worse. But it looks like that's where things are headed. It's always hard to watch governments repeating the same mistakes from the last century - sigh.
All the things that are consistently broken on Linux are third-party problems (usually drivers). When a company makes a first-party Linux product (TV, phone, tablet, router), things work much better.
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Have you tried http://www.folderboy.com? That's the to-do-ish app that I'm building that allows you to put the same task in multiple lists. Full nested-labels.

And allows you to search for the task/data/idea real fast with search-as-you-type.

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Meanwhile, in Sweden, 5 weeks paid vacation per year is the legal minimum, and everyone has the legal right to get 4 weeks continuous vacation in the period between June-August if they want it.

(I think you have to spend a few winters up here to understand why we appreciate summer vacations so much. :-) )
This is actually a serious recommendation, and as a building architect, helped me a great deal in designing in general.
Have you considered asking HN?
"Discovery" date is very useful for filtering out generic job postings that HR sometimes keeps up just to collect the resumes. Not sure if this is at all legal in the US, but in Canada this is a very common practice.

With regards to the location uncertainty - better not show anything in this case. Until you said "headquarters" I didn't even bother to look at the name of the column and assumed it was the location of the actual position.

Also the information on your site is not meant for pleasure reading, it is meant for scanning. As such the list needs to be much more compact. I'd take the logotypes out, reduce the line-height as well as the width of the table.
Honestly, the drill does not bother me whatsoever. After a bad root canal and someone fixing it up after an infection, drills are like walking through rainbow fields with unicorns and happiness.

However the potential of this is amazing. There are other implications of fillings. If you keep getting fillings in the same tooth, eventually you will need a root canal which means... a dead tooth, which is bad. However this will make your tooth regenerate meaning that there is no filling and thus the hole never gets "deeper" approaching your root. This will not only eliminate the drill for small holes but can potentially reduce the total number of necessary root canals. Maybe long-term treatment could cause teeth to completely regenerate, maybe pain for a year, but pain for a year for a completely healed tooth is worth it vs fillings which are a patch-up. Can't wait till this is a reality.
I'd wager this gets you fired more often than not. Nobody is so great at what they do that they can contribute while not working.

When I've people try something similar at work, the request is met with "lets have a talk". The guy making the request usually leaves the company a few days/weeks/months later, as it "just wasn't working out".
I agree with josh.

Why not explain a little more.. furthermore I would limit the choices between View plans and Try for Free. People don't want to be reminded to out shell out money and work better with fewer options. It is hard to imagine early case scenario of people skiping straight to the paid plans, let alone using it in the first place right? The first priority is building the user base i'd say put the view plans button in the navigation or somewhere else and just have a big fat "try it!" button. If people are interested and like your product they can Evangeline and actually go to a paid plan.

So them why! (I think you can incorporate the plan selection in the "try it" process also if you must have it there. But make it a little more inviting!)
Ok, I hear you. "Delete" button completely deletes the task from the list (from the db, if you wish). "Done" button just marks it as done and you can see it if you click the link "View dddone tasks too!" - although for some technical reasons it only works on the saved lists (e.g. it works everywhere else, but on the mainpage).

As for the pencil ico and save button - you can simply hit "Enter", that will save the title.
I wouldn't really consider it a counter-example since in your case the guy was essentially demanding a raise. It's all about how you ask and being reasonable. Less hours for the same pay is not reasonable. Less hours for less pay would be far more reasonable, and might even have been accepted.
I've found the things you do in python pretty fun.

You might want to try seaside/smalltalk for something completely different: http://www.seaside.st/?_s=XBRlPkWQFO4mUh21&_k=uMS3uuIb&#...

Smalltalk is where the objective part of Objective-C came from. It is not at all a C based language itself though.
I'm assuming that treatment is slow. So a big cavity can maybe take too long to regenerate (a year?) which means that many won't be willing to live with the pain while the tooth heals vs waiting it out and having a brand spankin' new tooth.
Me too. I think pg already does this as well -- he used to for reddit, which was how I found reddit to begin with.

The only problem is that for daring fireball, you can be sure that someone will submit. If you do this for your own blog, you are forced to self-submit for comments.
Ya, and that is mostly because FB is not a dedicated search engine, it is rather a Social networking site. When people actually want to search for a product, they google it. If FB decides to jump into the dedicated search market, with all the information provided/liked by its users (including end-users as well as businesses), people might just start finding it an efficient way to search for products which are liked by others too; in other words people might start using it for reaching to the product they want to buy.
Ever have a root canal with no pain killers? And you complain about drills, HA!
If MySQL hasn't let you down, then, frankly, you are just lucky. In fact, I'd have trouble to even call MySQL a database as it even lacks the one feature that a database needs to have: The ability to get the data back that you put in it.

If by accident you put Latin 1 (or any other non-utf-8-data) into a database that is configured as UTF8, MySQL will go ahead and cut off your data at the first byte with the 8th bit set. No error. No warning. The data is just gone. The only way to find out this happened is by reading back after every write - something I don't want to have to do.

Or allowing to

alter table whatever add somecolumn text not null;

that succeeds and consequently sets every row of somecolumn to NULL, violating the constraint.

Or inserting strings longer than allowed by the datatype which MySQL doesn't complain about but just truncates them - another case of having to read and compare the data just stored.

And don't get me started about corrupt on disk data, leading to unreadable tables. But worse - mysqldump at least once exited with an exit code of 0 even though it failed to read one of these corrupt tables. What's worse: It stopped the dumping process and didn't dump any tables and even databases following the corrupt table - yeah. I thought I backed up, but in fact I didn't.

Stuff like this must not happen with a database.

Stuff like this never happened to me with PostgreSQL.

It might be harder to set up. It might feel a bit foreign at first. It might provide features you think you don't need. But at least it doesn't destroy data I entrusted it with.

edit: Also see the rant on my blog I posted when I ran into the UTF8-problem: http://www.gnegg.ch/2008/02/failing-silently-is-bad/
As an employer, six weeks sounds just a about right to find a replacement. I'd rather reinvest training in someone who wouldn't extort me.

To me, your value diminishes rather quickly when you prove to be underhanded, disloyal, dishonest, etc.

Not to mention, how many people are without jobs? Some people would be grateful to have a job, even with NO vacation.
I could not disagree more. Why should an employee not use every ounce of leverage he can muster to make his life better?

It's tough to find great people. If you're that good, you should be compensated richly - in money, freedom, or whatever else you can work out.

I think in practice, most companies organize themselves so as not to be beholden to one individual, thus preventing extreme cases of this sort of thing.
Thanks. I'm inclined to agree with removing the plans link and putting more emphasis on the free signup link
Excellent point. But that still doesn't leave many grandmothers around (1 in 3 at best?). And they didn't have many years beyond their reproductive age.
the situations are kind of different, though. the obvious one is that this guy wanted to still get paid. but, in most companies there is precedent and policy for extended leave without pay.
That seems like a great app, but unfortunately it lacks the main feature that we needed - two representations of the same todo list, synced with each other. Plus, does your app has a sharing feature?

I liked your search-while-typing feature. Looks great.
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This is a great idea. I am graduating soon and would love these kinds of sites.

I wish there was an advanced search where I could at least search if the company was looking for fresh graduates or senior engineers.

If you really want me to sign up, create a "favorite" button so that I can look at the job later.

I also wish there was a time of the post or some indication of how old the job posting is.

Thanks.
This might seem crazy, but I keep reading the url as "startup shiring". Too much LOTR, maybe.
I think they assumed very correctly.

http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/06/28iphone.html.

What gets me the most of this situation is not the "lovely smartphone, terrible at making calls" dichotomy, because that's not really new to me... it's the response that Apple gave ("Steve Jobs" saying 'hold it differently or get a case') and the fact that so many people consider this both appropriate and in fact defensible as a paradigm / response.
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how about putting the salary range as well if possible, something similar to indeed.com.
The first two aren't "desktop" problems, they are "putting a 3rd party OS onto hardware intended for another OS" problems. (Think about putting Android onto an iPhone, or ddwrt onto an Airport for comparison).

And even then I think they're all mostly issues from the wanting to be 100% open source to get the full benefits angle, rather than the "it's just not working/non-existant" kind of problems that they might have been just a few short years ago.
I get that; that's why we define a "vacation" by the amount of time one of my guys is going dark. If you're going dark for two weeks, that's a vacation. If you're going to be scuba diving and only checking emails nightly, that's just reduced production capacity...just let me know so I can plan for it and please don't do it right before a deadline. :)

IMO this issue is indicative of the relationship between employee/employer. The tone of the OP is so "eff you, I'm outta here" that the relationship must already be dysfunctional; there's a lack of trust and respect and that's ultimately the employer's responsibility. Something is wrong with the company's culture.
The employer-side of that exploitation-maneuver would be your boss telling you: "We do not have anything for you to do the next 6 weeks, starting tomorrow. You will not be paid but if you want, you can come back later."

If that happens at your company, go ahead and take your leave. If it does not happen, you may be overplaying your exploitation a little.
Why not make it clear when you get hired that you will want 2-3 months vacations every few years?
Is it really wise to invest in companies that depend on loans from the US Govt to operate? I'm not too sure.

I've been pretty impressed with BYD:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BYD_Company

At the very least, with BYD you have the chance to get one of the world's leading manufacturers of batteries as downside protection in case the automobile business does not pan out.