andyidsinga

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by andyidsinga 13y ago
buffer's employee turnover #s might be a signal of how well their type of transparency is working for employees. anyone know?
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
i dare them to acquire jellyfish ;)
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
a web page. pretty a.w.e.s.o.m.e
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
this is really REALLY thoughtful. It should also convert any graphic it finds to a PNG, and afix a small CC-BY-SA watermark. Also, translate C++ back to C.
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
you could go published order. But no matter what you must read Dilemma - its the seminal text.
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
hahaahahahaha
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
lold that one
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
good laughs!
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
10 foos walk a bar ;)
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
two foos walk into a bar...
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
thats very true it will always be with us. i started in C ..spent a lot of time there and felt crazily liberated in perl, php and javascript. - but i still love and use C, ( and recently objective-c ). this all boils down to skill with too
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
ummm - it already looks cool...
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
i tend to annoy the F out of everyone i know by asking a lot of weird questions and overloading them my latest idea of the day ...eventually something strikes a chord / gets a interesting response and i follow it a little, start prototyping
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
it should be motivation to structure your company in such a way so as to reduce risk to personal assets: from the wiki page: " Legally, all members of a partnership are personally responsible for any debts incurred by any partner; unlike Jo
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by andyidsinga 14y ago
I've thought about this exact thing, here's how I think I would do it. this is incredibly naive, but exactly how I would start looking at the problem. 1) get into model rockets - air rockets, water rockets, hobby rockets with real combustab
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
Got started with my Atari 400 and friend's commodore 64s in mid 80s
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Are you using mongodb's gridfs?
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
Excellent point about data organization. gridfs also helps with that. I'm loving gridfs so far.
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
classic: "we'll do this this time but you need to show us how you did it so we can do it in house"
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
it would be cool to have some examples of those people.
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
good points - but haven't many of the "best" chess players beaten each other at different points? This suggests that there is no best - but best at a point in time - which suggests that practice and passion are what it is ;)
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
This was a great post. It really reminded me of Malcolm Gladwell's 10000 hour rule. So in relative terms (ex. rate of learning) I can be worse than others at something, but in absolute terms I can be much better. Its a very interesting equa
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
I disagree. If you want to interact with carpenters, learning about carpentry, trying out carpentry (while not pretending to be an expert) helps a lot. Put another way - its like speaking a language in a foreign country - the effort and pra
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
I really liked this post. Jumping into execution/implementation, especially when we're naive about all of complexities is a valuable learning experience. It seems we're also likely to meet folks and make new friends who do understand the
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by andyidsinga 16y ago
Restful Web Services - great book and really opened up my thinking about how things behind web services can "resources" with different representations - rather than remote function calls. The original "Java In a Nutshell" - it was dry readi