chrchang

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by chrchang 15y ago
thats pretty awesome, i think its really handy. seems to me when i look around for domain names i have to blindly guess and check to see if theyre available. a cleanly built tool like this would save a lot of time IMO (but my experience is
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by chrchang 15y ago
Thanks for the advice guys. I'm aware of the idea of sunk costs but it sure is hard to use that idea in practice haha. You are also right in that I am confusing the role of a masters education and "practical programming". I guess my real f
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Whats the point of a CS masters, and why am I doing it?
6 points by chrchang 15y ago|6 comments
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The Greatest Leaders are the Greatest Fools(ironicmuch.wordpress.com)
1 points by chrchang 15y ago|0 comments
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by chrchang 15y ago
And so Netflix blinks. They are getting desperate. Will the subscriber count increase as a result of this backtracking? My guess is no. There is still the issue of the massive rise in rates, and the overwhelming negative consumer sentiment
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by chrchang 15y ago
Definitely agree, it's not just the health benefit of exercise but the attitude that comes with it. You become more energetic, proactive, etc. Such positive attitude will diffuse into the rest of your life!
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by chrchang 15y ago
The thing that really hits home with me (and is important to the tech world in general) is that a products success isn't driven by what people say they want. It's driven by the unsaid wants. We should strive to give the customer what they w
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by chrchang 15y ago
It is touching to see the human element from idols who have always put on a public face. In this case, Colbert's character put away for a moment, which let you see the person behind the mask. Steve Job's death adds the human element to his
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by chrchang 15y ago
Entirely agree. Jobs was most impressive in that he was capable of translating cutting edge technology into a language that the average person could understand and appreciate. This is the greatest asset one can bring to the technology world