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Show HN: SimpleTreejs, easy way to create 'toggleable' trees(ace-subido.github.io)
2 points by acesubido 13y ago|0 comments
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by acesubido 13y ago
The lack of focus can be directly derived from the lack of interest, vision and love on what you're doing. When you're thinking about other things, it means what you're about to do is so much of a chore to you that you subconsciously procra
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by acesubido 14y ago
We use a project management tool: 1) We make "progress reports" by updating our own tasks assigned to us within the Sprint. The "boss/manager" just takes a peek at burn-down and other charts. For more details he just takes a peek at the lat
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by acesubido 14y ago
May I suggest you opt at creating a business canvas. Less verbose and more direct than a x-page doc file. Easier to on-board people with it as well. Once you have the canvas its going to be easier drilling down on the details. http://www.b
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by acesubido 14y ago
> Has anyone else experienced a similar situation? Am I in a no-win scenario? Can or should I stop the portions of the job that go above and beyond? How can I bring this to a peaceful resolution without delivering an ultimatum? I saw fa
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by acesubido 14y ago
> I would pay 10x more for consulting instead support. The constant need for support means your team is incompetent. If you need external support to keep things moving, chances are you won't get very far. Totally, agree > I don't re
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by acesubido 14y ago
I guess the reason why your client chose ExtJS of Sencha instead of Backbone/Ember/Angular is due to the level of support they can get from Sencha, not because of any advantages or what not. Decisions like that don't come from developers, t
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by acesubido 14y ago
I'd really invest and help Vijay Kumar's team that made Autonomous Quadcopters http://www.ted.com/talks/vijay_kumar_robots_that_fly_and_coo... Given 5 years time and a few hundred million dollars, I would heavily support them. As a softwa
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by acesubido 14y ago
Tell your family and friends to use it. Shares on facebook and tweets on twitter from them goes a long way.
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by acesubido 14y ago
Any good developer would say they don't keep up with technologies: they just pick the ones that apply to their work. You don't need to study Hadoop 'just because', you study it because it would help you in your work dealing with 'BigData'.
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by acesubido 14y ago
+1 to this. Ruby itself is a great language, and that's what it is at the end of the day - it's just a language. What matters more is the community gather under it. As with any community, there are members that tend to be immature and arrog
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by acesubido 14y ago
You can check out start-up "publications", i.e. Techcrunch-like organizations. You can start from there. Check out http://e27.sg/ If you happen to drop by in the Philippines for your vacations, drop by http://webgeek.ph/ http://represe
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by acesubido 14y ago
Seeing as you're more experienced on the Windows stack (saw your C# posts), I'd suggest not dealing with NodeJS at all if your aim is to push out and maintain this project with less friction. If you're thinking it'll scale, it's much better
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by acesubido 14y ago
You have to start analyzing, what is it that you really want out of your career? Mastery of a development stack? Creating a start-up company? Project Manager? Set a goal, start with the end in mind and from there you can dedicate your steps
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Ask HN: What will programming look like in 2020?
8 points by acesubido 14y ago|12 comments
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by acesubido 14y ago
There's a huge opportunity in monetizing the library. (the link on the lower right) HN is a pool of knowledge ranging from true-to-life successes to know-it-alls who just hang around and keep re-quoting philosophies which they never really
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by acesubido 14y ago
You can take a look at Planscope: http://planscope.io
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by acesubido 14y ago
A job posting - not postings from a recruiter or third-party agencies.
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by acesubido 14y ago
If you already have a github account: http://gist.github.com Share it via http://gist.io
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by acesubido 14y ago
You have to take into consideration what your goals are and I'm guessing you want to create a sustainable business. Read up Lean Startup by Eric Ries and get your product out there quickly by using "things" to ease the process.
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by acesubido 14y ago
Here you go :) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4640269
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by acesubido 14y ago
Made this from a personal need: http://ace-subido.github.com/css3-microsoft-metro-buttons/ Reached a lot of karma and comments here. I plan to update this in mid-November, getting a lot of emails and tweets about new colors and other stuf
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by acesubido 14y ago
It's cool to bring it up -- if you are asked. When you use it as your main tactic for giving off an aura of competence due to the market fighting over you, it comes off as arrogant and makes you look foolish, especially when applying for ju
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by acesubido 14y ago
yep, you can just drop it into a bootstrap project. if you want a button to use the style just add "m-" to the usual bootstrap "btn" class.
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by acesubido 14y ago
If you'll be using bootstrap, just a heads up: I found out from a ticket someone issued in Github that Bootstrap released new icons on 2.1.1. Going to try and incorporate that in the next push :)
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by acesubido 14y ago
For WPF (.NET) applications, I've personally used MahAppsMetro ( http://mahapps.com/MahApps.Metro/ ). For web, I've seen code52's metroCSS ( https://github.com/Code52/metro.css/ ) and olton's Metro UI CSS ( http://metroui.org.ua/ ) Both are
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by acesubido 14y ago
If you read the readme and the source. You would find that much of it was from Tim O Donnell's Google buttons. As my process 3 months ago I gave them a new CSS base, repainted and attached thin bevels. As for the colors I matched the colors
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by acesubido 14y ago
Interesting, would try to branch out some components with this thought :)
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by acesubido 14y ago
Noted :) along with everyone's comments. Compiling all the stuff people might need and all your comments, would make an update in the following days if I have time. You're right, maybe a single HTML template alongside the download would be
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by acesubido 14y ago
Hopefully, if the demand for more components rises :) thanks again for the compliment.

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