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Re:Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (January 2011 Edition)
on Saturday January 01, 2011 @11:22AM (#2057786)
I'm looking for a tech co-founder for an education software start-up. Location will be either Boulder or SF.
Interested in learning more?
Contact me: letsdobigthings [at] gmail
Re:Poll: Do you read Hacker News and not have any programming ability?
on Friday December 31, 2010 @07:28PM (#2056876)
I have none, but I am in the process of learning.
Can we add this as an option?
Zynga Blocks SecondMarket From Selling Its Stock
The [at] Mention Cloud
Amazon Vet Jason Child Joins Groupon as CFO
Zipcar Closer to IPO
ITunes Slowdowns with Google DNS
Forget Journalism School, Work at Groupon
Murder Music (Jamaica's Dancehall Music Blamed for Violent Attacks)
Let Us Pay (Future of Newspaper Industry)
The Third Queue
Ask HN: What Are the Best Non-Fiction Books of 2010?
Bacteria Found in Waste Water May Make Recycling Water More Efficient
Gamification Internship Opportunity
The Future of the Netflix API
Re:Ask HN: Best Password Manager?
on Wednesday December 15, 2010 @09:34AM (#2008205)
1password. I use it on my mac, iPad, and iPhone. Incredible product.
The Sports Infidelity Question
The Amazing Tale of the High School Quarterback Turned Lesbian Filmmaker
Are Steig Larsson and Dan Brown a Match for Literary Fiction?
Re:LinkedIn Says Most Overused Buzzwords Are...
on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @11:42AM (#2004701)
I am shocked that "value" or "value add" didn't appear on this list. Everyday, I hear someone talk about how they "added value" or the need to be "value add" and each time I hear this I throw up in my mouth a little bit. It has gotten so out of hand that, for fun, I keep a sticky note on my desk and keep tally of how many buzzwords get used by my colleagues each day. Some fun facts from the sticky note:
Newest addition: "arrow in our quiver"
Most frequent sports analogy: "utility infielder"
Second most frequent sports analogy: to "tee up"