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by Ryel 12y ago
Most (if not all) fish have a mucous-like slime that protects their skin from things like disease, flesh wounds, and some parasites. Primary concerns with typical angling will be in the handling of the fish, and exposure to outside element
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by Ryel 12y ago
Let's say you're reading the Land Rover (automobile) Wikipage and you want to share the 'Timeline' section with someone. Here is the wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Rover If you click this on
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by Ryel 12y ago
I think that they will do fine. Satoshi has an alleged fortune hidden away in Bitcoin so he was/is in very real danger.
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by Ryel 12y ago
Amazon has nothing to lose from this store. - They will ride the media wave when a product launches/when they do a stunt like drone delivery and have people waiting outside. - You can bet they will be testing in-house tracking/adv
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by Ryel 12y ago
Great idea. Are there any websites for finding people like you who are in a position to mentor? I guess I'll start asking around because I'm in a position where I could really benefit from working on more projects but I'm not
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by Ryel 12y ago
I cook for a living in NYC/Brooklyn and do catering around the holidays. 1. I cook at home because I love it. I grew up having Sunday dinners with family so the time in the kitchen and at the dinner table means a lot to me. I cook pr
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by Ryel 12y ago
Depends on the reading material Technical books: Spaced repetition General story-telling: Re-read chapters/reflect on deeper meanings and try to be "in the moment" while reading.
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by Ryel 12y ago
I think it would be interesting to see how this thing works for long distance running if you could also extend the runners stride another 6 inches or more through special shoes. Assuming that the key to efficiency by this machine is to get
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by Ryel 12y ago
Test the idea until you either find a result (good idea or bad) or you stress your limits (financial/emotional).
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by Ryel 12y ago
Because getting hit with unexpected groups of 6 or more can be brutal on restaurants.
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by Ryel 12y ago
Not one company has asked me to write code on a computer. Also important to note these are almost all fully funded companies with solid dev teams. I've had great offers that just never worked out due to fit (or rather lack of passion
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by Ryel 12y ago
I've interviewed with dozens and dozens of startups in NYC. I'm an entry level Front-End Dev with passion for a lot of things I (in hindsight) probably should have gone to college for. For example, my current side-project is a c
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by Ryel 12y ago
Every couple of months one of my friends insists that she's "quitting Instagram" because of how often things go wrong on the platform. Several times a month she gets logged into someone else's account with full read&#x2
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by Ryel 12y ago
Just finished "Eloquent Ruby" I usually re-read chapters of Crockford's "Javascript: The Good Parts" until I find another book to get into.
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by Ryel 12y ago
I'm not the OP but I really appreciate your answer. Thank you for taking the time. What is the "right" amount of time/effort to put into a "job-application" project like this?
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by Ryel 12y ago
Because of the amount of real money invested, I would (somewhat jokingly) say that securing Bitcoins is a business more valuable than Bitcoin itself.
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by Ryel 12y ago
I don't think you're in a mental state to rationalize any discussions so I won't bother writing much at this point in time. That being said, I feel your pain but you need to move on. It can't really be the same city it
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by Ryel 12y ago
The title should be "Let's not 'invest' in apps like Yo" For a programmer this is only a win-win scenario. The founder gets experience, funds, exposure, and something whimsical to hack on for awhile. The people in
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by Ryel 12y ago
How do you handle contracts? Assuming each client has their own terms, and you have your own... Have you found any tricks to reaching a quick agreement that maintains your freedom?
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by Ryel 12y ago
I don't think this is what you're talking about but one of the ways of killing mosquitos is to lace a gallon of water with a chemical that attracts adults and kills them along with any eggs. In practice, this would basically targ
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by Ryel 12y ago
Or if you wanted to be John D Rockefeller, rather than Henry Ford.
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by Ryel 12y ago
Hello, Beautiful work. What is that dot you have over the images that references a product info modal. Where did that concept come from? Did you make it?
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by Ryel 12y ago
Sorry for being a bit off-topic but I'm fascinated by Elon's boldness in claiming that hydrogen fuel-cell tech is a dead end for automakers even though they are doubling down in it's investment. I would love to be knowledgeab
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by Ryel 12y ago
Dash has been one of the most amazing tools to improve my day-to-day workflow. It's incredible. I love to travel and specifically I love to travel to places that dont have wifi. Often times I take fly fishing trips to Montana, or sho
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by Ryel 12y ago
#1 hack for good design = K.I.S,S
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by Ryel 12y ago
Just out of curiosity... What are some of the sensible, low-hanging fruit you have in mind?
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by Ryel 12y ago
Great job! Was this your wife's first app? If so, will she be making more? Assuming that this closely resembles what you do for a living, does she have a different perspective on what you do now that she's been in the trenches?
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by Ryel 12y ago
No, but far more than 100 people have come to me with bad ideas.
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by Ryel 12y ago
Whenever someone comes to me with a great idea I kindly refer them 4 articles for studying. Learn HTML, CSS, JS, and Michael Hartls book on Rails. 80% of them will give up when they realize I'm not going to do the work for them. 19% w
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by Ryel 12y ago
I don't think this is what you're talking about but I've been working on this Google Doc for a little over 6 months and i've titled it "working remote". The concept is simple... It's all the information I

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