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by ecaradec 15y ago
I learn how bad they were and why from this article : https://sites.google.com/site/steveyegge2/singleton-consider... That's a good read
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TED talk : How Great Leaders and Organizations Inspire Action(jivesystems.com)
4 points by ecaradec 15y ago|0 comments
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by ecaradec 15y ago
I've always felt that it's socially ok to say that you don't understand technical subjects. Might be this is the trace of the nerd thing : people don't really want to be seen understanding technical things because that would require showing
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by ecaradec 15y ago
The issue is that it has become a political issue before we were sure what the issue was. Now we don't know whether or not we should act, instead of deciding what we should do.
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by ecaradec 15y ago
I keep seeing this advice that you can find market by looking at adwords tool. I love the idea, but I've never seen a real example that end up as a real product, only the general tip and I tried but never got interesting results ? Does some
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by ecaradec 15y ago
He is very nice to listen to as well. You can find some podcast here and there. I'd wish he talks more often, but he has better to do of course ;)
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by ecaradec 15y ago
Agreed and this is something that you can't say you are aware of because banks do not communicate of internal security measure checks. As an example : I paid 1c on my own website via paypal while doing paiement integration test, and the tra
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by ecaradec 15y ago
As a user I've unfollowed twitter accounts that were developers but as there was sport literally flood my timeline with comments. It's a question of volume thought. I don't care about the occasionnal comments on things that doesn't interess
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by ecaradec 15y ago
But you don't have to tell that you first customer doesn't pay you ;).
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by ecaradec 15y ago
Don't put all your eggs in a basket you know nothing about.
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by ecaradec 15y ago
Even if it would be beneficial to the whole internet, but if google did that that would be like giving an advantage to all the google competitors : they wouldn't need to solve the crawling problem. It may not be algorithmically gorgeous but
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Manifesto of rules for running a company(altdevblogaday.org)
58 points by ecaradec 15y ago|14 comments
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Intuitive explication of Fourier Transformation(altdevblogaday.org)
280 points by ecaradec 15y ago|33 comments
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by ecaradec 15y ago
I heartfully agree, revising the joel test, but the first 3 questions smell a bit too much like an agilist guide . Hey I said smell ;). I'm not against agility, actually the point that I had the more difficulty to bare with of the joel test
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by ecaradec 15y ago
That's the marketing offer. I use lastpass for all my websites, but not for my master email, paypal and banks. I have over 120 accounts here and there for websites I test. Before I had three password one for paypal, one for email and one fo
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by ecaradec 15y ago
Just like startups, anything that displace the silicon valley would probably not be like silicon valley. It'll be something else probably...
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by ecaradec 15y ago
It keeps surprising me that Groupon still find merchants given their current revenue share. Most deals are 50%, the share is 50% of 50% - 2.5% for credit card fee processing leaving the merchant with 22.5% of the original price. If you sell
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by ecaradec 15y ago
It's also vulnerable to html injection... by design
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Should I put more bugs into my software?(grownsoftware.com)
1 points by ecaradec 16y ago|0 comments
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by ecaradec 16y ago
I'd love a service that would fix such mistakes in my blog posts to make them look more native; something like an online mum that would fix the turn of phrase I use. I'm french, and this is typically the kind of mistakes I do all the time a
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by ecaradec 16y ago
I tried to use Emacs lisp, several, times, which in my head is almost the same thing as using emacs, but was never able to warp my head around the weird functions naming. Writing the simplest macro seems to require tens of lines of code. I'
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by ecaradec 16y ago
I'm surprised that nobody is horrified by how deceiving this is. Its definitly a way for delaware to make money. May be it's just the way law is, you can't use your own judgement on if something is fair or not. Bringing it back to a compute
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by ecaradec 16y ago
- step 1 : create rules that makes it near impossible to develop - step 2 : accuse the competency of developers to hide your own incompetency - step 3 : fail
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by ecaradec 16y ago
Nobody is building big companies to prevent the world to crumble. They are build because it's possible for their owner, because their market is big enough, because of money, and because of the fun building them. If there were only lifestyle
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by ecaradec 16y ago
Last year my browser extension ranked on the first page of bing and yahoo for the keyword 'google' : It resulted thousands of impressions, but it fade out the next days of course. It's not very useful trafic of course.
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by ecaradec 16y ago
The Bill&Melinda Gates fundation might be interested too. They are interested in medical & technology. That would be a good fit.
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by ecaradec 16y ago
Actually he failed, we could say that he crashed the plane into the Hudson River. It's a matter of measure. If he ever do it again, he might do even better ;). I think that we improve continuously from failure into something that looks more
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by ecaradec 16y ago
Failing is a question of time scaling. If you look at a small piece of time or at a larger piece of time everything fail : - Roman fail seen from today, that was a big empire - MS is failing today - Facebook failed sometimes and will fail o
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by ecaradec 16y ago
Another explication might be that rich kid not needing a job, do the right thing instead of the boss thing as they work lending them more opportunity. 'Linchpin' by Seth Godin defends this thesis that the job market has changed and that opp
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In search of the perfect captcha(smashingmagazine.com)
1 points by ecaradec 16y ago|0 comments

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