ScotterC

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Google Cabs and Uber Bots Will Challenge Jobs 'Below the API'(forbes.com)
2 points by ScotterC 12y ago|0 comments
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I’m Joining TpT(scottcarleton.com)
1 points by ScotterC 12y ago|0 comments
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by ScotterC 12y ago
Introduce them to Pomodoro techniques [1]. I've seen this same problem with junior devs and they're not fully aware of it themselves. When you get them to track themselves using a tool like Vitamin-R [2], they'll be more aw
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by ScotterC 12y ago
TeachersPayTeachers - New York, NY http://www.teacherspayteachers.com Hey! I'm building out a new engineering team at an established startup in Ed-Tech. First, a little bit of who we are: TpT is the world's first and
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by ScotterC 12y ago
That's the best apart about having a community like this. When a focus/problem gets presented it wields such a massive amount of force/man-hours to attack the problem
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by ScotterC 12y ago
Nuclear waste is extremely dense and therefore extremely heavy. It would cost an incredible amount of money to launch it into space, let alone the sun. The corollary is it's also really valuable since it still contains an incredible
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by ScotterC 12y ago
Hey Lars. Thanks for working on this! I used to work at Westinghouse and had a very similar concept of using thorium as the primary system and hooking it up to existing coal secondary systems. I really hope you find a way to easily get t
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Apple updates desktop iMac line with “5k” Retina displays(arstechnica.com)
52 points by ScotterC 12y ago|14 comments
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Roller Coaster Tycoon was written in x86 Assembly by one guy(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by ScotterC 12y ago|0 comments
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by ScotterC 12y ago
Bummed about lack of battery talk but there was at least one picture of the watch with water in it and a mention of sealed internal components. Believe waterproofing is a must
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Rails Request Handling(blog.siami.fr)
3 points by ScotterC 12y ago|0 comments
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by ScotterC 12y ago
Guessing that a lot of people are going to read the name as no-one.
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by ScotterC 12y ago
I've been using a 1 liter nalgene for about 8 years now for almost all my drinking. Which is only water anyway. I'd love for an automated way to track the water consumption instead of measuring by hand.
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by ScotterC 12y ago
It was mostly Frick
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by ScotterC 12y ago
Thanks for that!
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by ScotterC 12y ago
I absolutely love wirecutter. If they're not already making ends meet then I'd happily donate for this kind of honesty and quality reviews.
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by ScotterC 12y ago
You'd think the companies behind creating this technology would welcome the never-ending arms race. They get to keep releasing products while their old ones get cannibalized for them.
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by ScotterC 12y ago
What are the limiters to creating new, stronger antibiotics to beat the resistant strains?
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by ScotterC 13y ago
You may be thinking of Artsicle [1]. Art.sy on the other hand has always had their sights set on a Pandora model. 1. http://www.artsicle.com
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by ScotterC 13y ago
I think the main reason for this is that there's no 'convention' to profiling a gem. No one's built something that's super simple, off the shelf and easy to use. If someone did, and it got enough traction, it coul
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by ScotterC 13y ago
Feel free to find an http://Artsicle.com artist anywhere in the world and send them a photo. I'm sure they'd be happy to make you a painting out of it. That way you can choose your style and have direct contact with
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by ScotterC 13y ago
Matsumoto Yashamoto from memory. I'm probably off a few letters. EDIT: Yup I was way off. It's Yukihiro Matsumoto haha
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by ScotterC 13y ago
Yup. Matz immediately came to mind. Also, to the question of english but not native would be Salvatore of Redis fame.
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Codebase Velocity(scottcarleton.com)
1 points by ScotterC 13y ago|0 comments
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by ScotterC 13y ago
Cost of travel is directly proportional to how fast you want to go. You can get by very cheaply if you have no deadlines. Hitch hiking and teaching English classes leisurely can pay your way. Having deadlines and taking flights, being picky
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by ScotterC 13y ago
Interestingly enough, flight attendants wear a lot of dry-cleaned clothes which has been directly correlated to breast cancer. http://www.webmd.com/cancer/news/20100209/dry-cleaning-chemi...
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Tattletale on Piracy. Get paid. (reporting.bsa.org)
1 points by ScotterC 13y ago|0 comments
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by ScotterC 13y ago
Apologize for off-topic, but what's wrong with target="_blank" in an anchor?
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by ScotterC 13y ago
I noticed this a while ago that it doesn't load with https. Can't believe they still haven't fixed that.
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Target Confirms Breach: 40 Million CC numbers(techcrunch.com)
3 points by ScotterC 13y ago|0 comments

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