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by g105b 9y ago
I assume your software development skills are second to none and you could apply them to any problem. You won't get anywhere solving any problem. Find a niche for what you can offer, and only go forwards once you've saturated that
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by g105b 9y ago
I found out pretty soon that setting up a successful software development business only receives 20-40% of your time developing software. Business, like developing software, is a strict discipline, and there is a vast amount of knowledge th
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Automatic PR merging. Where shall we go?(githubgame.github.io)
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by g105b 10y ago
My choice: Lenovo Thinkpad Carbon X1. Perfect Linux support, great battery, well built solid chassis, thin. Negatives: Costs a fortune, and some people simply don't like Thinkpads.
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by g105b 10y ago
You sound hot, wanna hook up? xxxx
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by g105b 10y ago
This industry is so young and naive. Also arrogant for thinking it's the only industry with a problem. All industries are f*cked. It's the human condition.
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0.05 of the speed.
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by g105b 10y ago
$12 per month is steep for an email client.
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by g105b 10y ago
The trouble isn't electron/webkit, it's the tonne of JavaScript frameworks that are used to emulate what HTTP already does very efficiently (pages, links, requests, responses, etc.). One day someone will build a good Electron
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by g105b 10y ago
How long until Atlassian acquire FogBUGZ?
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by g105b 10y ago
Apostroph'ed.