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by holograham 16y ago
Business of Software looks good....any others?
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What are the best software conferences for 2011?
2 points by holograham 16y ago|2 comments
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by holograham 16y ago
mac users must be chronic daters....they are always going for the shiny new thing on the market.
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by holograham 17y ago
Am I the only one who thinks UAV's are insanely badass?
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Boot Process Complete, Awaiting Command(popsci.com)
2 points by holograham 17y ago|1 comments
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10 Questions to Ask Your New Manager(noop.nl)
1 points by holograham 17y ago|0 comments
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by holograham 17y ago
My technique for this is to split up my feeds into 2 folders (in Google Reader): Blogs and News/Misc. Blogs are pretty self explanatory currently the list is at 15 but I actively add and remove. List has never been above 20 and never below
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by holograham 17y ago
+1 Even college grads can follow some of this advice. Come out of school ladened with debt is no picnic and sure going straight to a startup sure seems like a sexy idea but even Paul Graham admits most startups fail. Sure valuable experienc
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by holograham 17y ago
even if half of tweets were sent via text message that would still only be 1% of the text message traffic. And 25 million tweets sent via text message is probably a high estimate.
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by holograham 17y ago
I hear you on the "giant risk-averse bureaucratic organization". What if you don't understand a clause? Or worse if you think you understand....build a product...make a million...then get sued for half?
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Ask HN: FOSS for Profit?
4 points by holograham 17y ago|5 comments
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by holograham 17y ago
Student loans are also related to universities raising their costs substantially. I think it would be very hard to pay full tuition at Stanford, MIT, Harvard, etc without student loans even working full time in college. Part of the blame ca
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by holograham 17y ago
ahh the good ole days of ACM competitions ... real world isnt nearly as fun ... sniff sniff
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by holograham 17y ago
lack of savings and student debt are tough to overcome
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by holograham 17y ago
As an employer if you are handing out bullshit tasks then no one competent would want to to work for you. If the tasks actually aren't bullshit, it is up to you to convey the importance of the task to your employees. Same goes with teachers
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by holograham 17y ago
I work for a company that has pretty much the same rules. Yes, the company technically owns any IP that you create, even off the job. Most large companies have a system where you submit the idea and typically a VP of business strategy revie
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by holograham 17y ago
ok steve jobs
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by holograham 17y ago
yes.... http://www.nasa.gov/exploration/home/orion_announcement.html The orion crew capsule was part of the Constellation program. Same technology and innovations to bring the astronauts to the moon.
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by holograham 17y ago
going to the moon was the first step in a potential Mars mission...this pushes back Mars by a decade at least
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by holograham 17y ago
I answer yes to every single one...man I need to get out of my mega-corporation job
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by holograham 17y ago
There is a difference between learning a programming language in order to get something done and learning about programming where you learn the basic building blocks of programming. Python, C#, and Java are easy programming languages to lea
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by holograham 17y ago
Putting a man on the moon would not have been possible without the funding that was supplied by the American people so yes WE is appropriate.
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by holograham 17y ago
Alternate Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-9-billion-check-to-rescue...
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by holograham 17y ago
This is in my project coding standards document and one I actually like :)
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by holograham 17y ago
agree with DC, best in the US
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by holograham 17y ago
The US number is misleading, many innovations come from military spending that improve civilian life as well. i.e. the internet
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by holograham 17y ago
80 characters per line limit....ridiculous when we live in the age of cheap widescreen monitors.