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1. It depends on the startup. If it's the kind where the founders are busting hump developing next to you, then you should have no problem. If it's the kind where the "founders" are always busy expensing their lifestyles and spending weeks worrying about what the logo and corporate color scheme will be, then maybe look elsewhere.

2. How did you come up with the logo? (super expensive agency?) Are any/all the founders developers. How do you feel about X? If you hear stuff like (X is shit, we only use Apple here) you're maybe looking at a Entertainment 720! type place.
Although there is some truth in it, I think that Apple is following a different strategy. They don't really attract developers by a developer-friendly environment, but by the number of worthy users of their platform.

Regarding the embedded devices (i.e. iOS, App Store, etc.) you could even call this a developer-hostile environment. Yet there are lots of developers taking this hassle just to get access to Apple's user base.
I'm a recruiter for the digital entertainment/video game industry and would be more than glad to offer my perspective. Hit me up if you're interested.
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Your landing page images look great. However, instead of the slider, I think a static version with all of them on the page would be provide a better user experience.
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Good find! I'll tackle it this evening, shouldn't be too difficult to fix, hopefully the loss of quality resizing should be unnoticeable.
That html snippet at the top is quite strange - it's not legal to put an H3 or a P in an A.
Unfortunately, the article is no longer available. The page shows "Access Forbidden".

Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:-r0zoo9...
It's annoying if a web page opens regular links in a new tab without you explicitly telling it to do so.

You could make a Greasemonkey script that changes the link targets in HN, if there isn't one already.
Well, a lot might make good accountants, VCs, managers, or consultants. You probably wouldn't want all the smart people doing web startups, either.
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I'm pretty sure it's live like live wire. The event is alive.
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This seems like a cool concept. I think it would be useful to add some theme screenshots to the homepage. From what's currently there, I couldn't tell what kind of theme I would end up with.
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They're fairly tightly integrated into the MS stack and it'd be an incredible undertaking to migrate to anything else.
The right move. If you are an employee don't budge on salary one dollar. If you want to work at a startup, just find some people and become a founder with your equity share written right into to the agreement.
Since you're being pedantic, the word you were looking for was "pedantry", not pedanticism :-)
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I found this insightful on the make it fast stage: "you might worry about things like asymptotic complexity in the "make it beautiful" phase and focus on the constant-time factors in the "make it fast" phase."
It is most likely about signaling (branding as you say).
For example, by bringing young, good looking consultants, you are using prestige pressure to force a certain strategy. Most of what they have to say is fairly trivial, and anyone with decent analysis skills could do it, but that's not why there are there (http://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2012/02/rob...).

I think the same kind of signaling is used at its fullest in big banks investment dpts. In most cases, what is actually done by e.g. quants is far from very sophisticated mathematically speaking. But you can more easily claim that what you do is complicated if most of your quants are from prestigious institutions. Having everyone coming from a similar set of cultural values also helps cohesion.
That's what the middle mouse button is for.
I was speaking to a guy yesterday who's having real trouble finding himself an iOS developer. When I asked him how much he's looking to pay, he said "I don't like people who think about money". Shocking, shocking I tell you, that he still hasn't found his developer yet.
Probably because Joel Spolsky is a Microsoft guy. He used to work there and was apparently quite influential before he left.
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I'm a bit suspicious that Wordpress is listed under req/sec, but is missing from the memory usage table. Hopefully an oversight... unless Wordpress is still the king of memory hogs :)
The founders have dev chops. I saw equal hump busting taking place when I visited their office. That gives me a lot of confidence.
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Engineering salaries are too low. There isn't enough money in it, and startups are too much of a gamble. For every guy that makes a million dollars a year doing startups, ten other people will make almost nothing.

Want more developers and engineers. Start paying what they are actually worth. And stop fucking people out of their options and equity. After Skype and Zynga, equity compensation is worthless. If the company really succeeds, you'll get screwed out of it, and if it doesn't, it's not worth anything anyway. In a $5M talent acquisition, the 1% of equity you'll get after 4 years of vesting is worth $50,000, not even enough to make up for the reduced salary. At this point, startups should be paying a 30% cash premium above market rates because of the risk of failure.

How about paying a market wage, instead of offering a "free lunch" to people that cannot negotiate. I am not interested in playing video games at work, I have a house for that. Last I looked at it, the difference in pay between finance and stem jobs is enough to hire a personal chef to deliver lunch to you at work every day, and cook for you at home, and buy all the games you want, with a bunch of money left over. Apple and Google are both posting ~25% net profits because engineers are willing to work for peanuts, and a free lunch.

An average (median) engineer should be making $200,000 a year, and the "rockstar" (>80th percentile) engineers that everybody is trying to hire for $85,000 and 0.5% of equity, should be making $350,000+. These are hard jobs that few people can do at all, and fewer can do well. Great engineers can create millions of dollars of value a year.
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Uhm, I don't think CoffeeScript is meant to be used on production mission critical projects. It's a research language, not a "fix javascript" language. That so many people are going ahead and using it in production anyway really raises some serious questions about how technology choices get made.
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The number of BSD code sucked by proprietary code and never returned; causes a great number of rewrites; you won't hear much of them; well because of the closed nature of proprietary forks. That way BSD licenses are unfortunately not good for the open source ecosystem, but I accept they are good for proprietary projects or patent-users, commercial users.
Alternatively you could get the user to validate ownership of a domain, i.e. if you want to run jobs at http://foo.com/something, tell them to create http://foo.com/cronio.txt with specific contents.

Google does something like this: http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=6... -- their alternatives also include changing DNS to add a dummy TXT record.
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You can see the generated Javascript, and worst-case scenario is that you dump the .coffee and just massage the generated JS into shape. It can't get that bad.
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Your entire scenario rests on the fact that you are expecting a negative interaction with the police. It's one thing to go into a protest knowing confrontation is likely, it's quite another to have expect that same confrontation during a normal traffic stop.
Seriously, why shouldn't a guy with years of programming career behind him be able to take 6 months off? It's only basic financial wisdom not to live on 99% of your earning and always save so you have something to fall back to.
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I am only using Linux on both server and client and I am happy to have a consistent development experience since 6 years.

I am interested why isnt just Apple or just FreeBSD enough for your purposes? Why do you need to use both? Just as a hobby or do both have any use special case?
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Are you saying that copyright should be abolished in conjunction with replacing it with a new system? Or that abolishing it altogether would be acceptable? I'm not sure I can imagine that transition.

Copyright (and the patent system) are fundamentally broken in the US, but I don't agree that perpetual copyright terms and SOPA follow naturally from any legal copyright system. I'm a believer in limited copyright actually encouraging innovation, and that includes with restrictions on sharing and freedom of speech (eg I publish a book, I don't believe it should be a form of protected speech to then make a copy of that book and distribute it. On the other hand, I also don't believe that should be a felony or that you owe damages of more money than you might make in your lifetime).

Freedom of speech is already restricted in many ways, and not just in ways that a cynic would point out. None of us lives alone on this planet, which implies that we will have to make concessions in systems already without an optimal solution for all parties.
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The TV show Breaking Bad uses phone numbers like 1 (575) 147-8092. Since the local part of a phone number can never start with a 0 or a 1, it avoids the "555 problem" of obviously fake phone numbers catching the viewer's attention, while still being non-dialable.
It's not really related directly to the product, but I like the look of the documentation.
I was surprised when I found out a few years ago that patent means the opposite of latent.
Yeah - I worked sixty hours per week at a start up; they got up only once in the twelve hour days for twenty minutes to get a sandwich, separately, for their desks. It's bollox, and certainly not more productive.
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I get where you're coming from, but I really don't think this is the case. I can churn through 400 reddit comments quickly, but 20 pages * 20 threads/page with [bulletin board software] is nothing short of a pain - not to mention the quote within a quote within a quote and tons of wasted space for avatars/signatures, which can only be disabled on some forums. I can see the benefit for long-running events (a reddit thread over the course of a few weeks would be hard to read chronologically) but I think there's a lot of room for improvement, much of which is probably up to the designers as much as the developers.

Also, I think the barrier to entry in a 400 comment thread is largely different as well - with reddit, the issue is whether your comment will receive any visibility, whereas, IMO, in a [bulletin board] thread, catching up on 400 comments of discussion seems daunting and almost pointless.
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"AFAIK you are disallowed by the license of OS X to install it as a virtual machine"

That changed with OS X Lion - you're now allowed to run it in a VM, and the various VM providers have support pages about it:

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This is why I've been dismayed to see JS taking off on the server side. Maybe there's some clever engineering behind Node and maybe taking a free ride on V8 is a lot less work than building a similarly robust VM for Ruby or Python but it just seems wrong to build the next generation of apps on such a flawed language.

The explosion of the web opened the doors to new languages after a long stagnation of client-side code. Why let an accident of browser development history dictate the tools we use for the next 5-10 years?
Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange have been wildly successful, but I finally realized that success at the cost of my children is not success. It is failure.

As others have said, thanks Jeff for all the lessons and time saved with Stack Overflow! Super happy for your success and hard to imagine how it could have worked better. Your twins are only months old, your son is less than 3, so your success affords you all the time with your family. Your success story is well balanced and positively enviable.
Farewell Jeff! I wonder how many other people have had the epiphany since Steve died that no matter how much money or power you have, nothing can keep you alive?

I say good luck to him and his reasons could not be more justified in my eyes.
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I don't see what's "rich" about that at all.

The Win stack is a trivial cost in their business compared to the revenue potential of StackExchange.

The biggest cost in their business is labor, not licenses. That will always be the case. License costs will continue to shrink toward irrelevant as a percentage of their sales over time.

Given their wild success, there's no great argument to be made against what they've done: quite simply, it has worked, and worked very well. That is all that will ever matter, regardless of what argument is thrown around.
Not everyone agrees with this, but, here goes:

When I was in college, I was taught OOP in Java via the obligatory inheritance examples: "So we have an Mammal class which has a 'walk' method, and then we have Cat and Dog classes which inherit from Animal, and have 'meow' and 'bark' methods."

This is a sadly ubiquitous anti-pattern which will cripple your ability to do OOP until you unlearn it. Never model the actual domain. Doesn't matter if it's a game ("okay, so the PlateArmor class inherits from the Armor class") or a CRM ("okay, so the Comment class will inherit from the FormattedContent class").

Instead, model how the program should work. How to do that is a bit beyond the scope of a comment, but a good start is to think about behaviours and interfaces that logically fit together.

(And, again, this tends to be a divisive issue. But I - and a lot of very good programmers whom I respect - strongly feel that the "Cat inherits from Mammal" example is exactly and precisely what you should never do. Despite the fact that it's how OOP is taught in most courses and books, seemingly.)
For what it's worth, facing a client-side project of similar magnitude, we chose Google Web Toolkit and learned Java.

Two years and 60k LOC later, (www.activityinfo.org) I'm not entirely satisfied with the tool -- sometimes more abstraction introduces new problems to be solved, and it's hard to find good, affordable java devs to work on the project here in NL, but it does IMHO bring tremendous advantages in terms of modularity, dependency management, and generally keeping the code base maintainable. And the optimizing compiler is nothing short of amazing.

I realize the idea of Java-to-Javascript is sacrilege for many, but if you've looking at building a large, single-page javascript application, I think it's worth taking a look at.
Unfortunately, as you've alluded to in your post, capitalism is a winner take all game of poker that never ends. This means that those with capital have disproportionate leverage over other players, to such a degree that skill and chance become almost negligible.

To have any chance of becoming a force in the game, you have to accrue massive capital by going all in with every hand you are dealt and every chip you have; i.e. the startup philosophy. However, this does not stop the trend of capital consolidation in the hands of fewer and fewer players. Conversely, the rapid advancement of technology allows even more leverage for skilled and/or lucky and/or wealthy players to exert their influence over the market.

Capitalism will not be logical once a trillionaire emerges with enough purchasing power to decide the fate of the entire economic market. By definition, the current capitalistic model of economics is transient, and will not reach steady state. Once the system has crashed beyond repair, I pray that intelligent engineers can construct a new system which better allocates the world's resources to its many needs.
Where are these companies desperate for C++ programmers? I've been really enjoying getting back into C++ for some DSP work I've been doing. So much so that I'd like to find a gig where C++ makes up a substantial part of the coding duties. But the job trends I've seen seem to be towards higher level languages.
You don't really need the plug tags. HN is generally quite receptive to self-advertising of on-topic personal startups.
HN isn't allowing me to post my intended reply to you, because every time I do, the comment is immediately marked as "dead". Censorship is everywhere.
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The trick is not to go for success at all costs so you don't "have something to prove" which you force on your kids, it's to grow out of the need to "have something to prove." It's possible, and will result in less wasted time and fewer tears.
The good side is that with zsh and some other software getting their place in OS/X; Linux and OSX communities will diverge away from each other. I kind of like this as a Linux user and developer. With OS/X or Apple we share so little in principles (read a lot of comments here), vision and development(now) and it is good if we end up being 2 mutually exclusive ecosystem similar to Windows/Linux.

Being a former Apple employee and having enjoyed Apple's ditching of the classic Mac OSes for OS/X, both worlds have had pretty much similar environments. After 2012 the Apple and Linux development communities appear to be totally accelerating in different directions.
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Let me readily acknowledge that our process wasn't optimal. The CoffeeScript version-change happened while I was completely offline for a week, having dumped the next dev right in the middle of things with insufficient handover, so we caught that a bit late.

In hindsight (1) I should have used something other than Make for my build process and (2) I should have figured out a way to move some of the build upstream.

Things to get right next time.
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For what it's worth, the word "just", as used above, almost always indicates that the speaker doesn't understand the problem.
so weird, i had that exact same feeling
Ok, thanks for the notice. I had a feeling that was the case but better safe than sorry. Don't want to come of as "spammy".
I've been seriously considering ClojureScript (which is on top of Google Closure) for exactly those reasons. The extra toolchain complexity is still an issue though.
That's not how it works. You may be able to sue later for lack of probable cause (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_arrest ) but you still can not resist the arrest even if you are sure you are right.
What's to say he didn't learn from his mistakes? I think that was the point of the speech. Sounds like he spent wayyyy more time with his "second round" of kids.
I don't think it's a limitation of OO per se, it's just the way you use it. The "use composition over inheritance" advice comes to mind: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_over_inheritance
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you would think MS would cut them a super deal on licensing, being that S.O. is such a major site utilizing and promoting their platform, (and its demographics match who they'd want to promote to). If S.O. goes down or has problems due to a SQL server issue like this, (or them not affording another license) that looks pretty bad.
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There is nothing 'just' about moving a non-trivial database from one rdbms to another. First there is no doubt a huge amount of incompatibility between the dialect of SQL the two speak. Then there's all the platform specific features that the other database is either lacking or implement completely differently. On top of that, once you get everything up and running, you'll notice that the performance characteristics between the two are very different which means you're going to have to redo much of your optimization work to get back to even close to the level of performance you had before the switch.
HNers believe Atwood leaving SO has more impact on HNers than HN projects and networking events. That is, in fact, why it has so many more votes. Where do you expect this argument to go?
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You forgot the full stop at the end of your sentence.

Sorry, I could not resist! ;-)
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