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The Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace(eff.org)
2 points by adim86 7y ago|0 comments
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by adim86 7y ago
This is a beautiful example of the importance of diversity on a team. I have no idea how diverse the team is and I am not speaking of racial or sex diversity... this is the core of the discussion, having people with varying life experiences
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by adim86 7y ago
It made me laugh... if that was the purpose... the guy made it. LOL
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Google Teases the Pixel 4(theverge.com)
2 points by adim86 7y ago|1 comments
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by adim86 7y ago
Why is NASA asking for less than 14% of the actual damages?
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by adim86 8y ago
Although at first glance this sounds like a no brainer and a little confusing why we are not given the power to have a whitelist system on our phones I think this feature is a terrible idea. This is the same as saying, why can we not bounce
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by adim86 8y ago
haha glad you liked it
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by adim86 8y ago
It is great that you are thinking of this and from my experience, it will continue to come up even after you have solved this one and you become more of an expert in the path you have chosen. Something to help with the paralysis is to note
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Tech is the easy part(blog.adimofunne.com)
1 points by adim86 8y ago|0 comments
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by adim86 8y ago
Tesla offers other EV manufacturers the ability to be compatible with their superchargers... so far no takers
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Feedback Loop(blog.adimofunne.com)
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by adim86 8y ago
The developer evaluation process is broken, sometimes because the people hiring you do not even understand what you do and sometimes it is because what the interviewer is testing for is not properly communicated to the candidate for various
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by adim86 8y ago
The article is asking what is the point? Why make cities compete for your presence. Amazons presence in a city brings along with it all the good things you mention above, as the richest man in the world and one of the richest companies in t
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Coding Interviews(blog.adimofunne.com)
2 points by adim86 8y ago|0 comments
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Pixel Slate first look(theverge.com)
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Pixel 3(store.google.com)
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by adim86 8y ago
Windows Phone is a platform that died cause developers did not get it. I think the issue I have with your PS3 example is that it is PS3, PlayStation was already on its third iteration. With PS2 being one of the most successful consoles of a
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Initiative(blog.adimofunne.com)
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No one gives a shit(blog.adimofunne.com)
1 points by adim86 8y ago|0 comments
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by adim86 8y ago
Yeah, you raise a good point here, sometimes enemies of your product can suppress it, so it is more complex than just creating what people want sometimes. To be specific about your product, even though people want it, it feels like it is fo
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by adim86 8y ago
Hahaha, glad you liked it
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by adim86 8y ago
I think the first points are the most salient. Developers undervalue the skill of marketing and sales frequently. It is one of the most powerful secondary skillsets a creator needs. If you are unable to inspire, trust and expertise you will
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by adim86 8y ago
I don't feel the author is belittling plumbers or is saying software engineering in 2018 is less glamorous. I think the point he was getting at is that lots of software engineering recruiters and employees treat software like we are ma
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by adim86 8y ago
I think what the author is trying to point out here is that in the world we live in today the stock market indexes are less valuable. Stocks used to be able to be bought using technicals like the P/E ratio and other financial tools. As
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by adim86 9y ago
I totally agree with this sentiment. The auto-generated lists on Apple music suck compared to Spotify. I do think the curated stuff on Apple music is formidable but that's about it. For people who want to discover music...spotify is st
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by adim86 9y ago
What do you mean?
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by adim86 9y ago
This is a funny post, but it will give you the very basics on cryptocurrencies and set you up to understand the more complex parts as you read more technical documents: http://blog.adimofunne.com/crypto-in-the-hood/
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Crypto in the Hood(blog.adimofunne.com)
1 points by adim86 9y ago|0 comments
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Announcing Kin Crypto Currency for an Open Future(medium.com)
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by adim86 9y ago
I am not impressed by the website at all. It is very well designed and in some ways pretends to give you a lot of information but I find myself asking the most basic of questions. What is Essential, does it do hardware, software or both? Is

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