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Interviewing went from something you had to get a job to a completely different skill and even a business.

I use Pluralsight but it just shocks me to hear that it has so many full-time employees in the first place.

The cheeze stands alone.

In Miami with LeBron and Wade they were called "The 3 Kings"

Check out Postico https://eggerapps.at/postico/

> But rather in building a CMS for static websites

They're working on that https://www.netlifycms.org

On a similar note, I like listening to the videos of this guy https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVp5RGNn_CpRKUyGaQVidHg

He has long drives, mostly around NY area.

Actually the driver rated Kalanick 1 star: > Later, the Uber driver app prompts him to rate Kalanick, as he does all his riders. Kamel gives him one star.

My bot already purchased all the tickets for his lawn in case you'd like to buy one.

Evidence of what? Are you under arrest or a suspect?

You actually mean Gary Bernhardt of Destroy All Software https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts

Slack rocks LAMP https://twitter.com/SlackHQ/status/426469205005705217

Atlassian will most likely "sunset" Trello or somehow include it in JIRA.

Photo sharing :P

For the price table animations most likely.

They don't have SEO problems anymore.

Yes they're still using AEM and struggling with the same issues it comes with.

It's weird because a couple of answers here say that it's harder getting into higher positions without a degree.

It reminds me of this: "Trying to save a quarter..." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4nRHHPpnVc

I did the same with the same article and got paywalled from Google results.

And then you can just summon it by paying from your phone.

He might refer to self-driving cars.

Also relevant https://www.yahoo.com/autos/s/uber-ceo-tesla-sell-half-milli...

They also bought Acompli and then released Outlook for iOS. They're on a roll.

You'll scream this when that electric sheep comes after you.

You can find the list in this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9627092

This older discussion on HN is relevant to the topic https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3437233

Those were also pretty different times. Nowadays we read almost everyday about teenagers who start and sell startups and I think this aggravates the sense of urgency in most of us who are still under 30 and are not yet on the front page of TechCrunch.

It actually shows more than health data, it's like a personal dashboard for your activity, may it be physical (fitbit, jawbone and so on) or digital (instagram, twitter, foursquare)