andreasklinger

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by andreasklinger 9y ago
i seriously can't wait for Bitcoin the movie i imagine it to be somewhere between Hackers and Departed PS: given we currently have an emoji movie, had an facebook movie. A bitcoin movie is only a question of time - too many good storie
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
to be fair the adblock broke their frontend app
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Similar issue: Buying apple headphones on amazon >All< of them are fake
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
also as soon as you have a base that establishes you as resource other people will add the rest via pullrequests
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
I assume OP means that education (to become "top-end talent") could be more widely available in the US.
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
you should share an image link plus your settings/script to make this useful for OP
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Honest answer: > How do you guys manage large backlogs? Try not to. If PMs insist on logging ideas or keeping rejected projects i have a backlog board where ideas can have several stages. They can go from "spark of an idea" to
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
For those who like game theory: By doing this they don't have to consider if startups are suitable for follow up investors and thus avoid the Keynesian beauty contest problem of not selecting the "prettiest" startup: https:
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
doesn't have to be 100% cpu calculations
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Is js via gpu (WebGL i assume) already efficient enough to make the concept of "computation time instead of banners" finally viable?
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267 points by andreasklinger 9y ago|99 comments
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
if the abstraction was wrong you have the same issues. no matter if you colocate files or not. most likely it is just less of a mess
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
you want to slice your abstractions by domain logic boundaries essentially by "what it does, not by how it does it" eg let's say you want to do notifications for your site. you want to have everything related to notifications
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Your pov is understandable but i treat it differently. They are essentially comments that explain missing functionality. You shouldn't add future features or random ideas but obvious missing functionality or workarounds that happen at
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
> two things would happen: firstly, politicians would think it's OK to instruct such media to follow a particular party line; and secondly, journalists and presenters that are the visible face of the media would also follow the part
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
well it's "technically correct"
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Monodraw is awesome. Some folks in my team use it to create page layout prototypes (to force minimalism)
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Slack is an enterprise platform. Given how deep it is in a company's workflow you could think of it almost like an operating system where apps can attach to. It would perfectly fit to eg salesforce, google etc Unsure what Amazon's
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
While i am personally very skeptical about Snap. We had similar blogposts about facebook - even google to an extend.
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Unsure if all their clients are in the same repo as well but even if… Why doesn't this make sense. I personally think of a repo as of an index not a filesystem. You checkout what you need but there is one global constant state - which
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Wouldnt that just push the "guilt" to the consumer?
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
My guess is that this is a PoC to show the value of their data to other cities
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
in european countries year-long p/maternity leaves arent paid by the companies directly but by the government
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
i assume they want to have only one "place of truth" which should be code. The designers can generate the skethfile of components and then use them in their layouts (eg usecase core components) also it opens up things like "u
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
afair what you say is not correct - please correct me if i am wrong * getting a B1 is very easy (you essentially just need to provide a valid reason - eg fundraising or sales for your company) * everyone can own US businesses afair - you ar
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
+1 for the recommendation Easily the best book on how to do non-biased interviews
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Surprised nobody mentions it. The #1 rule i needed to learn: > Willingness to pay Most people see it "charge as much people pay" But the real lesson here is a different one: You create a value. The value - costs is profit. Some
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Imo a easy solution - unless i am mistaken - please explain me where i am wrong: Make it simple for H1B holder to switch jobs[1] Wouldn't this lead to non-locked in H1B holders acting naturally on the market => being not more intere
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Yea i fully understand that sentiment Ok to paraphrase and understand your main point: The blue-collar attitude is part of the local culture b/c it's so dominant? In your pov: What paths exist other than showing and creating other
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
sorry will stop this here based on your other comments i assume you are just trolling.

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