Ask HN: Should I still Open Source my commercial products?
This got me thinking, should I still do open source on commercial products as people nowadays has no regards and moral values in terms of someone’s work.
This got me thinking, should I still do open source on commercial products as people nowadays has no regards and moral values in terms of someone’s work.
How do you say "There's no point of dragging a non-winnable argument with you, so if you want this feature to be approved this afternoon, I'll revert back my changes so that you can stop bitching on this issue already!"?
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However, due to my hopes of being compensated in the future upon creation of the product, my co-founder expects me to create the product for free for several months. Currently I have a good full-time job, a father and have a family to feed.
Can someone help me clear things out on my side and also that I can communicate to my co-founder.
AFAIK, there is no currently working Verizon IMEI unlocking service for iPhone 4S out there, iPhone 5 is not on the list because as you may know Verizon iPhone 5 is unlocked by default.
As far as I know, I was speaking at a reasonable pace, I was keen at answering all the questions and I elaborate my answers further so that I can express my message clearly. I wasn't trying to answer the questions without even thinking about it so I was careful and keen.
How do you find the interviewer's decision? even if I speak slowly do you think that it is justified for a company to reject their candidate based on how fast one can speak?
And after being fired, I took full-time programming jobs on 3 other companies that eventually fired me and leave a very bitter experience and now so reluctant to take new jobs because I'm afraid that it would turn out to be the same fate as my past 4 work.
And everytime I got fired, I gradually lost my heart on software development.
Now I'm not finding any work and would like to start my own software company, but I'm still carrying this heavy burden of loss and failure in my heart, and just want to do nothing and lazily lay in my bed.
Any advice?
Personally, here's a list of things I need to have to be fully productive and passionate on what I do.
Every startup office should have at least the following:
1. A bed
2. A shower
3. A masseur
4. BBQ
5. Fridge with Beer and Soda.
6. Addicting games. (ie. SC2, Dota)
7. Monthly vacation trips
8. Beach access
9. Alcohol
10. Outdoor office with a big patio umbrella and wifi
11. Best audiophile headphone on the market