brosky117

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   by brosky117 10y ago

   I'm all about Chillstep. Repetitive beats and sparse lyrics helps me focus like a champ. I've converted several coworkers to it over the years.
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   by brosky117 10y ago

   I'm stoked about the ES6 support.
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   by brosky117 10y ago

   Thanks for making IndieHackers! I visit it all the time for inspiration!
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   by brosky117 11y ago

   I'm not very up to date with tax policy or politics but it sounds reasonable to me that everyone pay a fixed percentage. That or just have a consumption tax. Are there good reasons not to do it that way??
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   by brosky117 11y ago

   I've watched both his React and React Native tutorials and loved both of them! I had the chance to talk with him after a local JS meetup and he was super nice. Can't recommend his stuff more.
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   by brosky117 11y ago

   I think it is funny to hear the objections of all the armchair scientists and commentators. I'm sure glad we have people like you who can see straight to the problems with the Hyperloop that no one has ever thought of. You're righ
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   by brosky117 11y ago

   Just found Pat's stuff and I also highly recommend it
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   by brosky117 11y ago

   I think this is spot on. And he's backing up what he's saying with his own money. I hope the best for him and everyone he helps.
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   by brosky117 11y ago

   One thing that I've always imagined but haven't heard much in these discussions is the real potential behind the Apple Watch being the near-magical NFC interactions that could be achieved with its position on the body. For example
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    This was an eloquent and beautiful article that helped me to consider my own mortality. Thanks for sharing.
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    I'm not really into front-end but man...that page was beautifully executed.
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    I love the idea of becoming an expert at something in an unusually short period of time. I felt like this article was entertaining and enjoyable. That being said, in regards to the 10,000 hours discussion being had here, I feel like the iss
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    Reminds me of anaface.com (where they tell you how attractive you are based off of symmetry). I'm married so this is just plain entertainment for me but I think there are some genuine use cases for this on the Tinder side of things. Th
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    "Because real life in the real world occasionally requires people do things that nobody in their right mind can be massively enthusiastic about, 'motivation' runs into the insurmountable obstacle of trying to elicit enthusias
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    I'm not the type to be into this kind of thing but that slow-motion kill was sick! He/She caught their opponent wide open AND had the presence of mind to instantly defend. That was legit.
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    Yep, Product Hunt :)
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    I'm referring more to the culture than anything else. It's a frequent remark at work so I didn't really think much of it.
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    I wake up at 6:40 and make my way to work by 7:00. I work at GoPro so the work is usually pretty relaxed. I spend most of the day working on software issues, browsing HN/PH/Quora, and studying programming languages (Java and Pyth
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    I think he means that when you are in a really good groove, you can be way more productive (and happy to keep working). I don't know about anyone else, but I can definitely relate. This is 100% about your state of mind. Happy code com
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    I really enjoyed this article. The grass is always greener, and I get that, but man that sounds like a great way to spend your day! Personally, my daily grind is aimed at one day having a daily grind like this. I loved the emphasis on famil
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    Lars Andersen: a new level of archery Narrated by the one and only Lars Andersen
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    What are your thoughts about this? I'll tell you mine. I just watched Google slowly, painfully, realize that Google Glass isn't commercially viable (in it's current form and to the general public). I can't help but feel
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    by brosky117 12y ago

    http://www.quora.com/How-do-you-make-programmers-work-60-80-... http://www.quora.com/How-can-you-inspire-programmers-to-work...