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I used (and they recommend) Camtasia Studio. Also picked up a Rode Podcaster microphone for decent audio quality.
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I net about $1000/mo from one decently-watched pluralsight video I made over a year ago - http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/description/building-dotn...
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What Got Me Started with Software Development
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Learning to Say No
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The city of edmonton has had this for awhile now, and it's publicly available - https://dashboard.edmonton.ca/
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You Can't Buy Agile
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When I was younger and struggling with issues, I did exactly this - plot my happiness on a graph. It was one of the few things that helped me get through a day, seeing that there are ebbs and flows, and for every low point there's lik
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http://rtigger.com/blog/2012/11/19/redefining-hacker
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"It’s a bit ironic considering that yesterday Marcus took to Twitter to say his credit card was hacked. So clearly not all hacking is acceptable in Marcus’ book — only hacking that supports the company’s business objectives." sig
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I don't think it's a joke at all - I know lots of companies and people (myself included) who stress their culture and fit so much that technical skills often fall by the wayside. Sure, we want to know if you can code, but that ca
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Related, I like to leave non-working code or tests at the end of a day so I can easily find where I left off. For some reason when I try to build / test and the errors pop up I'm able to immediately pick up where I left off. A c
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I like to set external-facing deadlines. I'll do things like tell my department I'm going to do a presentation on technology X in two weeks, and then start learning about it. If I don't get it done, I have to tell 20 other
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The Shortcomings of FizzBuzz
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Live Coding - Good or Bad?
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Show HN: PyClock
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Developer Ownership
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1 Dev + 1 Dev = 2 Devs
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They're Not Better Than Us, There's Just Less Of Them
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Acting on Analytics
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I ended up blogging a response to this - http://rtigger.com/blog/2013/03/20/saving-the-world-with-sof... TL;DR - We change the world for the better in so many ways that we don't even realize. Don't sell ourselves short.
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Saving the World with Software
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My favourite comment on the original post - "Old Man Yells At Cloud" http://www.globalnerdy.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008...
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Fighting to Speak
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Yeah - fortunately our company is small enough where we can hear stories like that from our support/sales staff, but in larger companies developers are so far removed from the end user that we have no idea how much of an impact we actually
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One of my favorite stories told by our software consultants (the people we send to client sites to train how to use our software effectively): One day he went to a customer's site to train them on the new version of our software, and met wi
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TDD: Training Wheels for Developers
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Day 1 with Pomodoro
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That's a pretty good point, and a much better solution to the example I gave. It'd be interesting to see FetchRemoteString as a Func<string, string> property where you could have a default implementation (web client) and then in yo
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Testing Without Interfaces
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Testing as a Productivity Metric
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