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jkresner

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jkresner··on Airpair's fast growing pair programming community
Please contact us at team at airpair so we can diagnose - it is working for others people.
jkresner··on Airpair's fast growing pair programming community
We will support listing languages you speak on profiles soon.

Jonathon, AirPair Cofounder

jkresner··on Airpair's fast growing pair programming community
We have quite a few spanish speaking experts like Felipe Lima https://github.com/felipecsl

We're also in discussions with a partner in Brazil to get some Portuguese experts.

Jonathon, AirPair Cofounder

jkresner··on Airpair's fast growing pair programming community
We just scaled from 1-10 dynos. Hopefully fully up now cheers.

Jonathon AirPair Cofounder

jkresner··on I will not do a tech interview
I agree feverishly with you post.

I've been a dev for 10 years and worked in Sydney, London, New York & San Francisco. What I noticed is that San Francisco has a very different "technical" interview approach that is very CS focused. I studied a CS degree (7 years ago) and think it's stupid that I have to dig into knowledge that I have not needed professionally over my whole career.

I've built successful startups, coded mamoth apps used by millions of people, but failed interviews at companies like Yammer.

I wrote a post about how I conduct technical interviews for my company airpair.

http://hackerpreneurialism.com/post/43661666180/how-i-conduc...

Pair Programming is KEY.

Also, side plug we've been getting lots of business both around preparing for interviews and helping to interview candidates when you don't have in-house knowledge to vet skills you don't have.

Here are some examples:

http://airpa.ir/1d5sqR6 (Need help reviewing candidates code)

http://airpa.ir/1dteU8H (Need help interviewing an iOS candiate)

http://airpa.ir/173ily2 (Needed help preparing for JavaScript interview)

jkresner··on Looking for a programming tutor
http://airpair.com

To see other sessions

twitter.com/airpair

jkresner··on Show HN: Codementor – instant one-to-one mentor for programming and design
airpair.com is working and we can service you straight away.
jkresner··on Show HN: Codementor – instant one-to-one mentor for programming and design
We encourage the videos to be public so:

1) The knowledge is opensourced 2) The experts can build their online presence and prove their knowledge

jkresner··on "rent an expert" with AirPair
Developers set their own rates. Right we are doing intro calls for as low as $40 p.h.
jkresner··on "rent an expert" with AirPair
mvp - Fixed :)
jkresner··on Ask HN: 3rd party code review recommendations?
http://codereview.airpair.co/

Type in details about your stack and the service suggests different priced experts who can review your code by the hour through remote screen share.

jkresner··on Ask HN: How do you get your code reviewed?
Someone recently told me about this service:

http://codereview.airpair.co/

Just type in details about your stack and the service suggests different priced experts who can review your code by the hour through screen share.

jkresner··on How can I tell if I am failing at my entrepreneurial venture or start-up?
From two of my own baby ventures. Defining success is only a tool to keep you temporarily focused because the more you grow the bigger your idea of success becomes and evolves. As Entrepreneurs we are driven people who always strive to get bigger and better as we improve.

It is those people that only see 12 months or 2 years through an idea that often fail. The realization that comes with experience is that if you want anything to be HUGE is takes more than 2 years. I'm really only coming to grips with that after 5-6 years on naively planning and following dreams.

jkresner··on Launch
Feel like my life for the last 4 months. 2 more to go...
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