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by dlf 15y ago
I've been using it for awhile now. I really like it. The only problem is I don't travel allll the time so I really only get value out of it every so often.
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by dlf 15y ago
All for it. I would hate to be without Wikipedia, even for a day, but I would hate seeing SOPA pass a lot more.
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Ask HN: How often do you have to update your project manager?
8 points by dlf 15y ago|7 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
In what way(s)?
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Ask HN: What if every aspect of your work was completely measurable?
8 points by dlf 15y ago|12 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
True, and that's been my understanding as well. I wonder if the distinction, though, and why it was picked up by universities as a teaching language over Ruby is because Ruby caters more to web dev where Python is more of a general use sort
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by dlf 15y ago
Inspired! Well done, sir!
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Landing Page With LaunchRock AND Unbounce(blog.mindcrimp.com)
2 points by dlf 15y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
I'm aware, and I've read those posts. This question was in response to recent observations (i.e. the past month or so). I think it's a topic worth revisiting, especially with so many recent attempts to build better tools to teach folks to c
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by dlf 15y ago
lmao... "not just living the good life as I have a wife"
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by dlf 15y ago
OMgod that's cool! It made the list... http://dlfrancisco.posterous.com/pages/learn-code
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by dlf 15y ago
This is a gem. For someone who just recently learned HTML and CSS (about 6 months ago) I can usually remember just enough to get it wrong. It's handy that you can just start typing and get to the right thing.
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Ask HN: Does Ruby offer better support for learning than Python?
19 points by dlf 15y ago|12 comments
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The Evolution of a Landing Page(blog.mindcrimp.com)
2 points by dlf 15y ago|0 comments
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Developers and everybody else...(dlfrancisco.posterous.com)
1 points by dlf 15y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
Once again I don't get it... oh well. I'm sure this is going to be hot with a select group of hipsters.
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by dlf 15y ago
i feel like i've seen this before... name change?
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by dlf 15y ago
This is the most pretentious thing I've seen in awhile and draws needless distinctions. That said, according to this I'm more of a geek than a nerd.
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by dlf 15y ago
Sorry to be spammy, but if you're interested the startup I'm a part of is working on something (not yet launched - will launch in approx 1 month) to help product managers know exactly how each member of their development team is progressing
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My Startup Story: The Next Chapter(dlfrancisco.posterous.com)
3 points by dlf 15y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
codeacademy.com is a good start.
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How to predict the future(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by dlf 15y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
That's a really interesting question. Singapore has a robust economy that is heavily centered around technology. However, from the little I know about the Singaporean economy (case studies, economic development, etc.) it seems to be an econ
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by dlf 15y ago
So, this article is saying that entrepreneurship is hard. Just because something is hard doesn't mean it sucks. Anything worth doing is hard. Living a life of ease is boring as hell.
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by dlf 15y ago
I really like this. It'd be great to see some Python tutorials though.
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by dlf 15y ago
A quote from the article might be helpful: "Scientists suggest that the Default Network may be required for generating spontaneous thoughts during mind-wandering, and that it may be an essential component for creativity. More specifically,
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by dlf 15y ago
I find I have my best ideas when I'm not trying to come up with an idea at all. That doesn't mean you shouldn't look for inspiration, but I think a large part of forming an idea is to let your brain be disengaged. Here's something I shared
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by dlf 15y ago
Unless I'm missing something, this article only discusses tweets by language, not geography. Many Europeans use English on social media sites given the cosmopolitan nature of Europe and the likelihood that, if there is one language they hav
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by dlf 15y ago
That's exactly what I thought.
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by dlf 15y ago
Yes. Most of the stuff on the market sucks (I've looked). If what you've built is actually effective and not some b.s, than it seems like a worthwhile endeavor. Is there a beta version we can try?

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