Mamady

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A Billion Dollar Idea(forouzani.com)
1 points by Mamady 14y ago|0 comments
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by Mamady 14y ago
I have quite a few NZ domains: Downloads.co.nz Clicks.co.nz Worldwide.co.nz Had them for over a decade.
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by Mamady 14y ago
This article only really applies to the "general population". When you are the master of your trade (read: touch typist who types on a daily basis e.g. developer), the keyboard is much faster for most tasks. That is why vim is so popular.
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by Mamady 14y ago
I dont have a problem with coding standards. I have a problem with following something so strictly, even when it makes no sense at all - such as this class name.
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by Mamady 14y ago
Because I love this shit. Working hard makes me proud of myself. Relaxing and taking holidays actually makes me feel guilty about being 'lazy'. The harder I work, the better I feel. It's weird.
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by Mamady 14y ago
Why? Because Java is awesome. But seriously, this just highlights one of the downsides of following "coding standards" religiously.
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Setup one touch deploys with Git(grokcode.com)
3 points by Mamady 14y ago|0 comments
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Psychology for Technical Leaders(bloodredsun.com)
2 points by Mamady 14y ago|0 comments
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by Mamady 14y ago
"your company needs to have a Uganda plan" - loving it! :)
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by Mamady 14y ago
There are 2 major flaws in this experiment - both stem from this assumption that the first couple of years of working for this company, are equivalent to the next 3 years. This is obviously NOT correct. 1. The more you work with a codebase,
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by Mamady 14y ago
There are petty crimes and there are serious crimes. Objective-C in Ruby is definitely the latter.
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Tadpole - Web based SQL Client capable of generating ER Diagrams(cubrid.org)
2 points by Mamady 14y ago|0 comments
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by Mamady 14y ago
I totally disagree. Side projects are a way to experiment and broaden your knowledge of technologies. Focus is good, but prolonged focus can lead to boredom and resentment. Giving employees the chance to vent their creativity with new and f
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by Mamady 14y ago
Some ideas are smart. Others are GENIUS. This is the latter.
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The JavaScript Execution Context & Stack(davidshariff.com)
34 points by Mamady 14y ago|15 comments
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by Mamady 14y ago
I recently took on such a venture and opted for PHP with the Phalconphp framework. It worked out in the end (I did it over a weekend, not a whole week), but I have to admit that Phalconphp is not very stable - it's only at v0.4. But it is V
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Hidden Features of HTML(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by Mamady 14y ago|0 comments
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by Mamady 14y ago
Im not joking at all. It's not as if HN is "feature rich" - the short comings are spread across the board, why should they implement a multilayer login security system but skimp on everything else? Have you ever done PCI compliance? Login i
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by Mamady 14y ago
Q: If someone were to steal your HN password... whats the worst that could happen? A: Not much. It would seem extra security layers wouldn't provide much benefit.
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by Mamady 14y ago
For all the hackers in London... the last line of this article is why you should be moving to SF :)
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by Mamady 14y ago
What has the world come to, when a company such as 37Signals has to start flipping sites?
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PHP is Amazing(forouzani.com)
11 points by Mamady 14y ago|10 comments
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by Mamady 15y ago
I was running on linux for a couple of years. Then I got tired of my laptop battery being destroyed, the fan on my laptop being in overdrive at all times, and also having everything run slow even though I had paid for top hardware. So I swi
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by Mamady 15y ago
THIS ... is the beginning of an awesome company.
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Python in Big Data(css.dzone.com)
1 points by Mamady 15y ago|0 comments
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PHP objects in MongoDB with Doctrine(css.dzone.com)
2 points by Mamady 15y ago|0 comments
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An entire Mobile OS built using HTML, CSS and JS - by Mozilla(mobile.dzone.com)
289 points by Mamady 15y ago|112 comments
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Apache Thrift Quickstart Tutorial(javacodegeeks.com)
1 points by Mamady 15y ago|0 comments
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HTML5 3D Tetris tutorial using Three.js(css.dzone.com)
2 points by Mamady 15y ago|0 comments
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A Pragmatic Introduction to the HTML5 Fullscreen API(hacks.mozilla.org)
2 points by Mamady 15y ago|0 comments

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