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In Defense Of Venture Capitalists(highway12ventures.com)
1 points by delano 17y ago|0 comments
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by delano 17y ago
If I imagine this as the best possible way to develop a curriculum (which it may or may not be), there is still a big problem: learning is driven by curiosity. What is curious to one person is boring to the next so the specific path from "
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by delano 17y ago
Ya Montreal has a great night life. It's really easy to have fun and talk to new people.
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by delano 17y ago
As a side note, there was only a single reference to brand positioning statements on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=360069 I find this surprising since they are generally regarded as being pretty valuable for understanding when y
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Notes on brand positioning statements(solutious.com)
2 points by delano 17y ago|1 comments
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by delano 17y ago
The release date of anything always coincides with the beginning of the complaints.
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by delano 17y ago
And I still have a 1st gen Macbook Pro that's been going strong since 2006.
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by delano 17y ago
It's true. It took me about a year to figure that out with my current project. I was building a sophisticated solution that I thought the market needed rather than focusing only on what the market wanted right now . The solution was to foc
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by delano 17y ago
I love this stuff! If you like it, you could also check out 8bit Weezer: http://www.ptesquad.com/more/pte018.html And for NES specifically check out The Advantage Band. Two guitars, bass, and drums covering NES songs perfectly . They rel
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by delano 17y ago
The HN convention for older articles is to append the title with the year. Finally something that explains Rails architecture [2007]
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Saying Goodbye to RunCodeRun(blog.runcoderun.com)
1 points by delano 17y ago|0 comments
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by delano 17y ago
Honest question: how does the passing of health care reform in the US relate to the question about where to start a small tech business?
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by delano 17y ago
Give yourself a couple weeks to practice selling a product that you're not attached to and that's in an unrelated market.
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by delano 17y ago
That certainly used to be true for the most part. The lines have started to blur: http://jedi.be/blog/2010/02/12/what-is-this-devops-thing-any...
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by delano 17y ago
There are many, many bootlegs of live shows, but only one that I know of that contains studio recordings. It's about 11 hours long with quite a wide range of stuff. There are recordings of them practicing Stairway to Heaven at several stage
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by delano 17y ago
Until the content enters the public domain.
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by delano 17y ago
While we're thinking outside the bun, let's consider not just the web server, but the whole stack. That includes load balancers, message queues, data stores, etc and of course all the network gear that we often forget about. A fancy web ser
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by delano 17y ago
Ruby might be full with all kinds of rockstar programmers (whatever that might mean) but if i have to nominate just one Python programmer with some sort of ‘rockstar award’ i would definitely nominate Chad Whitacre. Its not only the great
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Oblique Strategies on Twitter(twitter.com)
4 points by delano 17y ago|0 comments
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by delano 17y ago
Etherpad is also integrated into http://talkerapp.com/
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by delano 17y ago
I really enjoyed reading Jonathan's blog at Sun. I'm not sure if he was the first, but he was certainly one of the first large company CEOs to blog and blog candidly (within the constraints of his position). There were a few posts that stuc
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Automate SSH key authorization with Rye(solutious.com)
1 points by delano 17y ago|0 comments
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by delano 17y ago
I understand where you're coming from but I don't think anyone expects that he change his blogging platform for this post (as far as I know Blogger doesn't allow you to create custom 404 responses). As CoryMathews pointed out, his actual we
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by delano 17y ago
You write software people want to use. Then you wait. And while you're waiting you write about it, talk about it, and make the software better. Eventually clients come to you.
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Does Automation Replace Humans?(opscode.com)
1 points by delano 17y ago|0 comments
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by delano 17y ago
If you're in Montreal, I know someone you can talk to. Send me an email. delano (@solutious.com)
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by delano 17y ago
I can't speak to your experience, but if you look at computing hardware, IO is still by far the limiting factor. Plus if you look at how applications could ideally be built and how they are actually built, there's a very different story inv
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by delano 17y ago
It's the Eddie Murphy school of networking.
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by delano 17y ago
Programmers often neglect the fact that not all problems need to be solved with more code. More specifically, there are problems that are better solved at the architecture level. For example, rather than queue jobs in a wonky static variabl
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by delano 17y ago
I can't find any references to the actual product so I'm not sure if it's a prototype or a real, saleable product; however, it's an interesting counterpoint to the "segway of umbrellas" post yesterday: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1

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