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by campo 12y ago
I discovered The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran around 2009 and it quickly became and has remained one of my favorites. I appreciate the descriptiveness and beauty of the language along with the continuing relevance of the advice. It's very
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by campo 12y ago
I saw this statement and was puzzled at first myself. That would not be a 20% lift on number of visits by the customer, but it could be a 20% lift on revenue or margin from that customer.
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by campo 14y ago
I'm just not clear on how branching gets in the way of continuous integration here. What I've started doing is any time I change anything I do it in a branch. Once I've got my changes working, tested, and I'm ready to deploy, I merge that b
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by campo 14y ago
That's great, reducing the barrier to entry for new projects allows for more experimentation. More experimentation increases the likelihood you'll stumble upon something you really like! What I meant to say more clearly is that I probably i
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by campo 14y ago
I absolutely agree with this. I recently started working on a small web app as a side project. I was dealing with a lot of elements that were new to me and was constantly pushing the limits of my knowledge and breaking things. I realized I
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by campo 16y ago
It would be very surprising to me if PaulG or anybody else at YC approved Dropbox's application without receiving what they believed to be a satisfactory answer to a question along the lines of "What happens when Amazon becomes your competi
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by campo 18y ago
Hal Abelson is a smart guy. He does a lot of work concerning law, privacy, and technology, including the internet and mobile devices. You may want to take a look at his book Blown to Bits http://www.bitsbook.com