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by Feeble 8y ago
I use a dongle too. I got it permanently attached on my headphones. i think he makes a false dichotomy in his article. He is not bringing up a dongle at all and makes the choice to either a phone with a 3.5mm output or bluetooth. I would gi
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by Feeble 8y ago
But this is exactly the fallacy described in the article where you only really explore your own biased solution. The article gives an alternative way of exploring more potential solutions instead of going for the one thing that feels right
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by Feeble 8y ago
I think it is important to understand that technical debt is very difficult to define and quantify. Depending on your role, responsibility and skillset you will consider technical debt to be different things, and often attribute different (
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by Feeble 8y ago
What is the difference from any other marketing efforts to sell us buying expensive stuff we really don't need?
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by Feeble 9y ago
This is a simple Penny Auction - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidding_fee_auction . Not a scam per se but a bit of a racket as the operator typically brings home a lot of money as people are putting much more money in
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by Feeble 9y ago
Try to setup a payment solution that can be used world wide. Including the necessary banking. This is a use case where cryptocurrencies really shine. It is basically effortless comparing to the alternative (i.e. legacy banking). Just my two
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by Feeble 9y ago
Could not agree more. Every time I have seen an implementation the imperative type (ant etc) it leads to different ways of doing the same things so over multiple projects things just gets really complicated and difficult to maintain.
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by Feeble 11y ago
Unfortunately this is pretty much the problem you will get. It doesn't have to be about good or bad developers, even good developers will start to apply their own flavor and smart solutions in the build scripts and you will end up with
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by Feeble 12y ago
Hi Jordan, when you say native apps what platform(s) will it be possible to target? E.g. windows, osx, ios, android etc?
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by Feeble 12y ago
Six months may feel like a long time right now, but it really is not. I would stay at the current position, get the equity (not matter how small). Use this time to prepare your startup, getting a startup making revenue is a lot more than ju
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by Feeble 12y ago
I think this is a commendable way of forward thinking, but I help but to laugh a little a bit when I read this: "When we think she’s mature enough [...], we’ll hand her an envelope with her master password inside." Which probably
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by Feeble 12y ago
"Anything you drink after noon will still be at 50% strength at bedtime." I don't think he did the math on this one...
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by Feeble 13y ago
The Uber-Process described is pretty much how taking a normal taxi works in Sweden. What backwards country is this article referring to? ;)
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by Feeble 14y ago
We made a quick spike locally in the office. Like the idea but seems to be based on a two year old webkit and only gets a score of 202 in html5test.com.
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by Feeble 14y ago
Couldn't agree more and we actually have a similar piece on our company blog, http://www.cubeia.com/?p=1084
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by Feeble 14y ago
Welcome to Sweden, 30 days of paid vacation days and 12% extra salary during your vacation because vacation is always more expensive. As above, no-one would dare to contact someone on vacation here unless it is a complete emergency.
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Unit testing MongoDB with Morphia & EmbedMongo(cubeia.com)
3 points by Feeble 15y ago|0 comments
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by Feeble 15y ago
I think this is a really good idea. So far I have been using Enunciate to do exactly this ( http://www.sonatype.com/people/2010/02/documenting-the-nexus... ). I have been happy with Enunciate so far but they seem to have lost traction and t
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by Feeble 15y ago
I think that the important part is that you keep being productive. Keep improving your game our push out new content if you can. Opportunities usually arise with time around talented people. Like you say, it is very hard to compete with dev
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by Feeble 16y ago
I completely agree. Usually the client will say YES! to each and every new feature idea that pops up during meetings. Forcing an explicit list of NOT-features might be a good excercise... I have to try this next time =)
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by Feeble 16y ago
This. The development department is usually a fixed cost and budgeted for while new purchases are not. SSD:s were actually quite expensive at the time, I think it cost about 10k USD or something.
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by Feeble 16y ago
I agree though, but as usual, there is limited focus in the company and not rocking that boat meant more time spent elsewhere. However, it does feel a bit... wasteful.
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by Feeble 16y ago
You have not seen their code base my friend. It was vile and nasty ;)
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by Feeble 16y ago
Cheers. It is not that I had to be convinced so much that I was surprised on how much different approaches we ended up with from the initial discussions, and how well they fitted the bill in the end =)
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The Duct Tape Architect(cubeia.com)
134 points by Feeble 16y ago|25 comments
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About coding and effectiveness(cubeia.com)
2 points by Feeble 16y ago|0 comments
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by Feeble 16y ago
Seems really nifty, but I have two questions; Does this require that your servers get access to our internal databases, i.e. do we have to expose our databases externally? Secondly, will you store none, any or all the data that you fetch lo
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Writing Asynchronous Games in Firebase(cubeia.com)
5 points by Feeble 17y ago|0 comments
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by Feeble 17y ago
What are your skills? What type of business areas are you interested in?
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by Feeble 17y ago
That is definitely on the road map, however, right now I am just trying to find a good technology stack =)

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