andygeers

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What's up with those Microsoft ads?(windowsvistablog.com)
1 points by andygeers 18y ago|1 comments
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Unboxing the new Google 3D mouse(amnesiablog.wordpress.com)
3 points by andygeers 18y ago|0 comments
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by andygeers 18y ago
For the record, I wasn't suggesting that I would say in my interview "please pay me extra for my electricity", I was aiming more for the general feel of "how do salaries for WFH jobs typically compare with office-based jobs", and suggesting
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Ask YC: Salary comparison for WFH vs office-based?
2 points by andygeers 18y ago|3 comments
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The Computer Science Rapper(coderjournal.com)
5 points by andygeers 18y ago|1 comments
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by andygeers 18y ago
Cheers for the honest and helpful feedback :)
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by andygeers 18y ago
Is it a 'diatribe' simply because it mentions God, or is something about the way I've gone about it? Any tips on how I could make the same points in a less inane way?
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by andygeers 18y ago
Sorry to disappoint, I'm actually going to be another employee, but on a small team in an exciting industry, making CGI movies :)
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Lessons from the first job I ever quit(geero.net)
2 points by andygeers 18y ago|6 comments
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by andygeers 19y ago
That's why the article refers to the Stirling engines as a potentially partner - you chuck your cow dung or whatever into the Stirling to generate the heat needed to distill the water
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by andygeers 19y ago
Is this about a refusal to learn new things, though? He does, after all, point out towards the end that good programmers use multiple languages - so whilst a refusal to learn new things is a bad thing, isn't a bit of prudence in how to budg
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by andygeers 19y ago
That middle one's a good point - I guess I should have explicitly said that the code in question was a) pretty small and self-contained, and b) doesn't have lots of people wanting to make modifications to it simultaneously, so fairly drasti
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Tips for taking over someone else's code(geero.net)
11 points by andygeers 19y ago|3 comments
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Meeting frustration, chaos and despair head on. And loving it.(secretgeek.net)
1 points by andygeers 19y ago|0 comments
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Lifestreaming apps miss the point(socialwrite.com)
1 points by andygeers 19y ago|0 comments
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John Graham-Cumming "retiring" from anti-spam(jgc.org)
1 points by andygeers 19y ago|0 comments
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“No Pie Charts… Not Ever!” (says I)(blog.rescuetime.com)
1 points by andygeers 19y ago|0 comments
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by andygeers 19y ago
I'm in the exact same boat as the author - I don't actively use Facebook for any of my online activity, but I depend upon the Facebook apps and so on (like the Flickr importer I wrote at http://www.feedmyface.net/ ) so that my less tech-sa
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Yesterday's Priority is Today's Procrastination(geero.net)
2 points by andygeers 19y ago|0 comments