donnfelker

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by donnfelker 14y ago
Life: Going Paleo (not 100% strict but maybe 80%) and focusing on everything that alters my mood and testing it to see if removing it makes a difference (alcohol, caffeine, excess sugar, etc) Programming: focusing on building a business wit
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by donnfelker 14y ago
P90x will work, but the key is diet. CrossFit will work too, but again the key is diet. P90x provides that meal planning. Stick to that and workout and it will work. Or go slow carb and hit up CrossFit. But the key thing to remember is that
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by donnfelker 14y ago
More Atwood link bait.
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by donnfelker 14y ago
Been wondering if something like this existed. Looks like they found a new customer if it works like I think it does. :) Now.. they'll get my fees once I hit 10K users. :)
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by donnfelker 14y ago
I already created androidbootstrap.com :) different project. :)
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by donnfelker 14y ago
I'm the author of android bootstrap. Its built to work with maven and particular libs that are very common. Its very opinionated and will evolve over time. Each tool has their own value prop. Bootstrap is one for a example app or template
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by donnfelker 14y ago
Not sure why this is "hot news" its been around for awhile. It was known as Stripe Apps before.
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by donnfelker 14y ago
Yup, this is exactly why I released it. I feel the same way about starting a new project: A way of "Ahhh crap, I have to set this thing up for the next few days" before I can even become productive.
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by donnfelker 14y ago
The project generation is quite naive actually. Its just a brute force search and replace with regex. Then the folder creation is done by using the package name as the folder structure, creating the folders, then copying the updated files t
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Show HN: Android Bootstrap - A bootstrapping template/generator for Android Apps(androidbootstrap.com)
12 points by donnfelker 14y ago|4 comments
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by donnfelker 14y ago
It looks like a cool site, would be nice if we could register.
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by donnfelker 14y ago
IM assuming this rant is about public open source repos that allow users to submit pull requests. Reason I say that is because I've used git for years with numerous teamsall of which used a bit repo. We had no issues you speak of. We never
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by donnfelker 14y ago
1. Learn to code (You're doing that now) 2. Write down ideas (10 a day) about businesses you can start with software (thank you James Altucher for that tip) 3. Once you have a solid idea (dont do your first one) start writing an MVP. Not s
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by donnfelker 14y ago
his post, in itself, just may get you a job. Nice work.
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by donnfelker 14y ago
While some may argue this is not much in regards to tuition, this can get you VERY far in a community college. See this tuition graph here: http://www.maricopa.edu/about/?tuition I went to Maricopa community colleges and I had better inst
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by donnfelker 14y ago
My advice - Watch Mike Monterios talk: Fuck You Pay Me. http://vimeo.com/22053820
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STOP ASKING HOW AND JUST DO IT (blog.donnfelker.com)
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by donnfelker 15y ago
Welcome to the valley, the line forms to the left. :\
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by donnfelker 15y ago
This isbexactly how i lauched two products with a family with 2 kids 5 am kicks ass. That remibds me... i need to go to bed.:)
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by donnfelker 15y ago
Well said.
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Node.js running in Windows Azure with full source and details(adammokan.com)
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Retaining and Acquiring Talent in the Face of Rising Costs (Working Remotely)(blog.donnfelker.com)
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by donnfelker 15y ago
Writen 3 books Android Application Development for Dummies (wiley) Android Tablet Application Development for Dummies (wiley) Landing your dream tech job (self pub) Two articles in Code Magazine Not a day job. Do consulting and bootstrappin