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by geraldfong 10y ago
I've known Kevin for a long time -- smart, persistent, and on top of things. Cheering for him and Fossa!
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Minority Report for $70(leapmotion.com)
1 points by geraldfong 14y ago|1 comments
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Twitter Now Honors Mozilla's Do Not Track Feature(techcrunch.com)
2 points by geraldfong 14y ago|0 comments
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by geraldfong 14y ago
> “Basically, there are two ways to build an organization,” a former Facebook employee explains. “You can be really, really good at hiring, or you can be really, really good at firing.” Zuckerberg has been really good at firing. There s
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On Tiger Moms(thepointmag.com)
1 points by geraldfong 14y ago|0 comments
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by geraldfong 14y ago
This is cool data, but it would be best if you could release numbers about the distribution more than just the average, ie standard deviation, quartile, medians. It is hard to determine significance from these graphs, especially as pflats c
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by geraldfong 15y ago
Hackathons are not meant to make production ready code, or even "elegant" code. It is meant to be a hack - a project where decisions are made in favor of speed or elegance. Hackathons don't generate code ready to ship, but that does not mak
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by geraldfong 15y ago
I agree very much with the idea of "improving on something that already exists". I hate it when you tell someone an idea, and they rule it out because "it already exists". There is always a better way to execute on the same idea. However, I
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by geraldfong 15y ago
This is good stuff! The other day when I was writing a game that involved a small physics engine, I ended up having to retouch up on the friction, and a lot of basic physics concepts. Having the knowledge of where to apply the things you le
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A Better Javascript Comma Convention(gist.github.com)
2 points by geraldfong 15y ago|0 comments
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The Secret History of Kim Jong Il(foreignpolicy.com)
1 points by geraldfong 15y ago|0 comments