felizuno

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   by felizuno 5y ago

   These are actually all great examples of real "tech first" businesses that do compete and win on the basis of (among other things) the quality of their code. My point was that Under Armor, which is also on the S&P 500, sells a
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   by felizuno 5y ago

   Yeah but you didn't choose them because they used if/else clauses instead of switch statements. You chose those things because they have the features you want (that work regardless of how) without knowledge of how DRY a given laye
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   by felizuno 5y ago

   When you hold a hammer everything looks like a nail. When your job is to write code you think the entire business is the code. The UX org thinks the business lives and dies on design, the engineering org thinks the same about code, and the
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   by felizuno 5y ago

   Nine motivated women cannot have a baby in one month.
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   by felizuno 6y ago

   I would suggest separating the ideas of speaking confidently in public versus speaking confidently about technology. Specifically I think that the same confidence that can make you an engaging public speaker can be too much confidence for t
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   by felizuno 8y ago

   As the founder of the patent troll Intellectual Ventures the author (Nathan Myhrvold) has hurt our community deeply and I'm surprised how willing we are to give him a platform.
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   by felizuno 10y ago

   Market corrections in overpriced cities. Seattle still growing, turns out sustainable growth is sustainable.