Sindrome

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by Sindrome 14y ago
Prior to founding http://www.getgumball.com/ , I was impartial to most calls for more women in technology. Now I'm pretty convinced.
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Women in Tech - A Practical Need(flaskofespresso.com)
2 points by Sindrome 14y ago|1 comments
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by Sindrome 14y ago
I've found that most people don't know what they are doing. Which as you pointed out is fine. But what I find very alarming is that most people don't ever take the time to mend their ignorance. I've also found that since people rarely know
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by Sindrome 15y ago
It's scary to see VB, Rails, and Node in the same line of text.
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"Owner" Popular Gen Y Job Title on FB(inc.com)
1 points by Sindrome 15y ago|0 comments
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by Sindrome 15y ago
I'm convinced money grew on trees in the 90's... Too bad I missed out. Maybe it's just beacuse OP highlights what went right, I'd be much more interested in hearing what went wrong w/ his plans.
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by Sindrome 15y ago
A somebody who does .Net development as a day job. This is very exciting!
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by Sindrome 15y ago
I work for a company that makes millions a year providing health care plan comparison sites to major plan carriers. I hate it because the industry is years behind. 90% of our clients demand IE6 support because their companies still use them
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by Sindrome 15y ago
It seems that your issue is not that you are easily distracted or undisciplined, but you are lacking the drive to work. You should try thinking about what you are working for. Are you working to support your family? Build something that wil
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by Sindrome 15y ago
Added to safari book case.
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by Sindrome 15y ago
People hate registering an account. Considering using Facebook connect or not requiring login to use the basic functionality. During the first SaaS I put together I was convinced that forcing the user to register was providing some value. B
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by Sindrome 15y ago
I agree most B2C sites need to take IE6 out of the game. Personally, I work for a company that helps American old folks with their healthcare choices. 30% of them still use IE6. You guys need to teach your grandparents to upgrade their brow
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by Sindrome 15y ago
I love sticking my head into a shower stream of cold water. Gets me really pumped at any time of the day.
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by Sindrome 15y ago
http://www.flaskofespresso.com/2011/05/lfm-lessons-learned
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First Startup Lessons Learned(flaskofespresso.com)
3 points by Sindrome 15y ago|1 comments
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by Sindrome 15y ago
Why are Asians to race oriented?
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by Sindrome 16y ago
I have a few 30 hour weekend projects I could turn into web apps easier than iPhone apps. There is no way anyone would pay 1-2 dollars just to use these apps on the web (among other things). I don't build anything unless it has utility and
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by Sindrome 16y ago
I spent a whole 8 hours this weekend playing with the Facebook Graph API for iPhone. Half of that was with no progress. The documentation sucks. The forums are barren. I've read post after post about breaking changes. What am I getting myse
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by Sindrome 16y ago
Switched from CS to CIS. It's nice to have the business knowledge but I think it's easier to pickup business skills than CS skills. Either way I'm happy.
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by Sindrome 16y ago
Now someone just has to hack it during a live performance.
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by Sindrome 16y ago
I recently finished developing a simple news app for the iPhone. I wanted to reduce the overhead of the app as much as possible and I wanted a refresh feature but I didn't want the user to have the ability to receive news updates from my se
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by Sindrome 16y ago
These guys struck me more like frat boys than SW Devs. They both said they are SW Eng but they totally shied away from going into any details about that. They didn't know any of their stats. Andrew had to walk them through their profitabili
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by Sindrome 16y ago
Andrew I love you. I sent you an email a few months ago asking if you could get more videos about the mobile space and you have totally come through. I've seen a hearty amount of mobile interviews this month. Thanks.
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by Sindrome 16y ago
I think you definitely need to change things up. Try taking up a new platform on the side. Take a new job. Go to school and work part-time. You don't have any kids, mortgage, etc... so the world is pretty much yours to conquer if you really
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by Sindrome 16y ago
World of Warcraft - The Shattering. Yeah, I said it.
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by Sindrome 16y ago
I think this article applies to people who have dream jobs which are drastically different from their 9 to 5. I think most people here build technology products for a living and aspire to build even bigger, better, more fulfilling products
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by Sindrome 16y ago
Maybe there should be an option for "Was in a long term relationship with someone from OKC". My last relationship was with someone that I met on OKC. I think it's definitely the best free dating site out there. I tried some other dating sit
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by Sindrome 16y ago
50% seems like an obscene amount to give someone just to promote an IPhone app. Especially when having the app featured on iTunes is the best promo you can get and that's Apple's call.
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by Sindrome 16y ago
I see you guys already have a lot going on. The best advice I think I could give to you is to invest in features that people will want. Gamers are very picky people. Also, focus on WoW. It is definitely the cash cow of MMOs by far. I would
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by Sindrome 16y ago
I just figured it out. The 99 Designs deal isn't for an actual contest. It's just for a Free Power Pack Upgrade.

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