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by deadfall 12y ago
I find anything with words distracting. Even people talking around me distracting. I listen to deep house form soundcloud or trance on spotify. These allow me to fall into focus.
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by deadfall 12y ago
May I suggest a new feature that I don't see in the fitness apps i've checked out. I listen to a lot of athletes on podcasts (JRE) and they always talk about proper form and its importance for taking care of your body. In things l
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by deadfall 12y ago
Caffeine is toxic, even though some say it can only kill humans if you drink one cup of coffee for each pound you weigh. The body evacuates this in many ways though. Some say it really doesn't have any extreme health disadvantages. Som
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by deadfall 12y ago
I recommend trying out Chrome and Chrome developer tools. Very robust without a bunch of third party add-ons. To add to your list jsfiddle.net is a great tool for testing out small features and experimentation.
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by deadfall 12y ago
They should try http://coinbase.com ($591.11 right now)
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by deadfall 12y ago
I did the same screenshot. Blown away by how simple the controls look. Everything is on the UI. Endeavor spacecraft controls: http://static3.businessinsider.com/image/4f803e53ecad04f5620... I understand these are two d
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by deadfall 12y ago
I know a handful of developers that moved to New York. Seems to me that New York is where the developers go when they are tired of SF. I am thinking Denver or Chattanooga, where I could actually afford to buy a house and a yard. Edit: I hav
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by deadfall 12y ago
This is an interesting problem since most companies that post jobs at sites like https://angel.co/san-francisco/jobs are mainly Engineering, Design, or Product Mangagement. Finding companies that aren't building s
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by deadfall 12y ago
For people that don't like clicking links without knowing what it is: This is a video from Vsauce - "What if the Moon was a Disco Ball?"
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by deadfall 12y ago
Amazing how far oil is underground. Edit: What things could we find 15-20 miles down?
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by deadfall 12y ago
120 miles per hour is terminal velocity of a falling human being. 120/60 = 2 miles per minute Skydive fall from 15K feet is over a minute free fall.
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by deadfall 12y ago
Arguable, some think that Viking explores like Leif Erikson discovered America first. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leif_Erikson
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by deadfall 12y ago
"What HN thinks about what 4chan thinks about HN"
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by deadfall 12y ago
-XBMC -Tor wifi router Working on: -running electric sheep -portable pi
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by deadfall 12y ago
Computerphile - british channel - professors/students/scientist talking about computers/programming/history https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9-y-6csu5WGm29I7JiwpnA edit -- whatever category Yogscas
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by deadfall 12y ago
I guess my "line" would have to be where you've built a software product professionally. Whether it be your company or an outside company. My argument is coming from the bootcamp grads that don't call themselves JR or En
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by deadfall 12y ago
What grinds my gears is recently coming across some bootcamp grad's profiles that call themselves Software Engineers and have yet to get a job as an engineer. This is like saying you are a racecar driver and only took a class at the ka
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by deadfall 13y ago
"IF you're into museums there's also the Computer History Museum" Even if you are not into museums it is my most recommended place to go in Silicon Valley. I have been here 3 years and never wanted to go walk around Goog
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by deadfall 13y ago
I agree, it was more of a non humorous joke. Reading this article is almost in perfect timing with my situation. I am 24 year old with only 2 years of college. I was learning more outside of school than in. Even though I might not be the be
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by deadfall 13y ago
"But if you blunder for words, punctuate incorrectly, spell incorrectly, and express yourself clumsily, I'm sure to believe you mind is cluttered and ill-disciplined." My mind is cluttered and I rely on spelling correction. H
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by deadfall 13y ago
I've seen a billboard in the city from a car company commercializing Nyan cat and other internet characters to try to get teens/young adults to buy their new "hip" car. What a shame.
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by deadfall 13y ago
"Gambit compiles the Scheme code down to C, which I can then link to Objective-C for iOS, or port to Android or any other platform that Gambit supports."
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by deadfall 13y ago
Nice way to see that my computer monitor is very dirty.
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by deadfall 13y ago
For me, I use MySQL over Postgres because it was easier for me to configure and set up. I know MySQL much more coming from PHP and now I use Python/Django. I spent a few hours trying to setup Postgres and it would not install properly
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by deadfall 13y ago
Heart attacks are so common. Another reason developers should watch and track their health (not saying Jim wasn't healthy). All the pizza and sugary caffeine drinks I've consumed just to keep coding probably wasn't smart.
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by deadfall 13y ago
I agree setting a schedule could sometimes work, but then there are many times that tasks take much longer to accomplish especially when learning and or debugging. As far as sleep goes, based on the hours I have found that make me feel top
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Ask: Has programming disrupted your companion relationship?
7 points by deadfall 13y ago|6 comments
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Saudi woman dead after university refuses to let in male medics(english.al-akhbar.com)
2 points by deadfall 13y ago|0 comments
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by deadfall 13y ago
I like you, can we be friends? This is correct IMO, because in my experience when I wear a suit or a tuxedo I feel sort of superior to others around me. This could have something to do with my personality or with the images that I have bee
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by deadfall 13y ago
I love this product. I found it via a stackoverflow question about how to store credentials safely. I started using it over a month ago because I have just stored everything in text files (ips, usernames, pass, secure urls, etc...) and want

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