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Using ReactJS with Browserify and Gulp
(truongtx.me)
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Also great retelling by Andy Hertzfeld on the 3.5" Sony floppy disk drive: "Quick, Hide In This Closet!" http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&story...
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12y ago
A true role-model for any friend and businessman indeed.
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12y ago
Thanks for sharing I was suspecting something like this..oh welp, those alluring glowing computer screens they surely are distracting.
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12y ago
Github/Gitlab issues - even with non-programming team members, like customers and designers.
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Thanks for the links, very insightful. As somebody who unfortunately is only a fairly recent GTD convert I was wondering if you could elaborate more on why Omnifocus wasn't for you? I was thinking of buying it for both my Mac and iPhon
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You should try David Allen's GTD system. I'm pretty angry at myself for not having tried to understand and apply it earlier (had been reading about it for many years before..) it really is a great holistic concept to give structu
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Apple's first employee: The remarkable odyssey of Bill Fernandez
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Jack of All Apple Trades – Interview with Bill Fernandez
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Quite the family: Owen Garriott a NASA astronaut and father of Lord British (also known as Richard Garriott) made first ham radio contact from space in 1983...
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For Ham Radio Geeks, Contact with Space Station Is Exciting
(forbes.com)
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12y ago
Also a good follow-up regarding "Flux" here: "Flux for stupid people" http://blog.andrewray.me/flux-for-stupid-people/
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ReactJS for Stupid People
(blog.andrewray.me)
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Even though I've got a keen interest in computer graphics I've always found well-done live-action special effects to be more engaging than digital effects. There are movies who don't abuse the seemingly limitless power of com
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Star Wars Visual Effects, from AT-ATs to Tauntauns
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C++ Web Toolkit
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I haven't read through this myself and I might not agree with what's in there but then again it seems to be a thoughtfully laid out format. Do we always have to agree with what we read?
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Thanks for the headache, it was worth it - cool project! What's your stack?
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Erlang is great and so is Elixir but node serves a different purpose which really amounts to many different purposes of which none include things like building massive real-time and fault-tolerant messaging services (you could still use n
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I've got first hand experience with this at a major airline - node is a surprisingly good fit for Bigco because it is encouraging modularization and has very predictable dependency management but most of all it allows you to fit it int
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Don't over-engineer, be bold - be specific. "Overtly generalized code is the root of all evil."
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The Dispossessed: An Ambiguous Utopia by Ursula K. Le Guin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dispossessed
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Yes and as per the article and my own experience that's especially true when you think about going into food & beverages as it's the complete opposite of what it feels like being a customer - you have to love it (never-end
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Deliver – Continuous Deployment for iOS
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I'm very much looking forward to read this, perfectly timed release for the upcoming Ludum Dare (December 5th-8th) http://ludumdare.com/compo/
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"... almost all from a coronary artery called the left main blocking...These patients unfortunately almost all dead on arrival." How can we monitor this effectively? There must be a solution that does something after something
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Not quite related but if you found yourself wondering why Rust has semicolon based statement termination - there is a thought provoking article on that topic: "Such a Little Thing: The Semicolon in Rust" http://lucumr.p
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I would love for SEGA to really push on their tradition of delivering pure arcade experiences and build out-of-this-world adrenaline pumping VR spectacles now that we have the right technology for it.
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Interesting, I like to go swimming midday or evening and it helps me "reboot" as well. After about 30 minutes of medium to high intensity breaststroke I often feel better than when I got out of bed that morning.
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Twitter like Apple define themselves more by saying "No" then anything else and I love them for it.
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