donniefitz2

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   by donniefitz2 11y ago

   Sorry, Everyone!
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   by donniefitz2 11y ago

   Stagnent Engineer
3. 33.▲
   by donniefitz2 11y ago

   I have updated several machines and had no problem at all.
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   by donniefitz2 11y ago

   I wonder if these management classes Google implemented are online somewhere. It would be nice to be able to view them.
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   by donniefitz2 12y ago

   So weird. I've been reading Kurt Munger's reviews for years and now to see one of his articles on HN. Strange crossing of paths.
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   by donniefitz2 12y ago

   I'm pretty sure he said in the demo that it did not use a camera.
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   Software Developers and Photography(thedon.me)

   4 points by donniefitz2 12y ago|0 comments
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   by donniefitz2 12y ago

   I originally started because I was fascinated by what could be done with code. Creating things from start to finish is still exciting even after 14 years. After taking on a management role, I still code when I can because I enjoy it.
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   by donniefitz2 12y ago

   I have to say, the intro video for this was pretty good. Well done.
10. 40.▲
    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    Wow, interesting perspective.
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    Microsoft killed my Pappy(hanselman.com)

    97 points by donniefitz2 13y ago|153 comments
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    Same thing happened to me when I switched to Windows Phone. I didn't realize it until my iPhone was long gone. I un-registered my iPhone on Apple's site and about a month later, iPhone users could text me again.
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    I recently switched to WP and was surprised at the low quality apps. But, for me it's a good thing because it presents an opportunity for me, as a dev, to create quality apps. Microsoft really does need to clean house in the store.
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    I spent 10 minutes creating this coffee mug and I've made about $80 selling them over the past year on Zazzle. I plan to add more soon. http://www.zazzle.com/go_away_im_coding_coffee_mug-168224001...
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    Zed, You are an example to many if you deliver on this. I hope the OP follows up with you so you can.
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    I'm making zero dollars right now with http://togspots.com . It's a SaaS where photographers can add and find photography locations. I'm working on setting up a subscription that would allow users to save private s
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    I used to work on VW's in the early 2000's and VW uses really heavy wax on all of the inner body panels to prevent rust. It's thick and nasty and smells very strong (especially in a hot climate). I used get that stuff all ove
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    The article was interesting as I haven't had much exposure to anarchist thought. But I'm bothered by one glaring assumption and that is, just what does she mean by freedom or liberty? Obviously she means freedom from external forc
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    There's a 5,534 line file (dummyData.js) and a 6000+ line (register.js) file, un-minified, with with global functions currently on the site. I would be fired for putting this sort of thing into production. For the $, there's no ex
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    Oh, okay. Um. Yeah.
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    As a part time photographer myself, I find it very strange that your photographer will only give you 2.5mp files. That is not standard practice. Typically, you would get full-rez, processed .jpeg files. I would never give a client the RAW f
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    The Internet: The People's Media (June 2, 1998)(c-spanvideo.org)

    2 points by donniefitz2 13y ago|0 comments
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    I'm a part-time photographer and I shoot portraits frequently. I learned pretty early on that it's almost impossible to make a living at. But, I really enjoy the creative outlet and it gets me away from coding all day. At first, I charged a
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    Okay, this is good. The only problem is that I'm out of excuses to actually not use it.
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    Dabblet: A visual IDE for rapid prototyping(thesis.dabblet.com)

    3 points by donniefitz2 13y ago|0 comments
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    by donniefitz2 13y ago

    Today's kit lenses are actually really good. In fact, a kit lens today blows away a high-end lens from just a few years ago.
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    by donniefitz2 14y ago

    One of my favorite interview questions for developer candidates is, "tell me about your side projects" because I know that the people who really love software development are doing something on the side. Side projects, whether intended to b
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    by donniefitz2 14y ago

    Seems like a good idea, but it doesn't feel like a subscription service. Seems more like a model where you pay per incident would be more appropriate.
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    by donniefitz2 14y ago

    This looks like a good idea. When I actually used to work out, I used a notebook to track everything and it was pretty annoying. The one thing about your site, the landing page in particular, that stood out to me is how there's no strong st