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T-Mobile Suit Claims Huawei Stole Part of Tappy, Its Cellphone-Testing Robot(recode.net)
1 points by hugs 12y ago|0 comments
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The Crossroads of Should and Must(medium.com)
4 points by hugs 12y ago|0 comments
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by hugs 12y ago
THANK YOU!!!! I just used a modified version of your script to download all my data. Again, THANK YOU!!! My version: https://gist.github.com/hugs/fa7892da03ce660c212e Changes: * Use the short_id as the image filena
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Swing Copters, clones and the dismal failure of the 'open' app store(polygon.com)
2 points by hugs 12y ago|0 comments
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by hugs 12y ago
I also think of George Lucas as a good model, too -- looking at all the things he created that came out of Star Wars (Lucasfilm, ILM, Pixar, THX, etc.)
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by hugs 12y ago
I wish this was studied more. (Or maybe it is, and I don't know about the research.) My theory is that organizations should follow nature. For example, when a cell gets big enough, it divides in two. I wonder if it would make sense to
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by hugs 12y ago
The bundled executable could just be a web server that serves HTML files to your browser on localhost:8080...
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by hugs 12y ago
If they don't care about you anymore, it wasn't much of a connection was it?
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by hugs 12y ago
How about when you're actually in the White House to meet the president you wear a suit, but when you're at your desk in some other building (aka: not the WH) you don't. That was our policy last year on the hc.gov turn-around
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by hugs 12y ago
I don't know, it depends on the investor. But I'd rather be in a position where I don't care what their preference is.
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by hugs 12y ago
The trick, then, is to do what I did: Move to SF for a year or two, make a bunch of connections, then move (back) to wherever you want.
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by hugs 12y ago
Until you never have to work again in your life, you'll always be beholden to someone. But I'd rather be beholden to my family, my employees, and my customers.
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by hugs 12y ago
Disclaimer: I live in Chicago, but started my company in San Francisco. I've been in gravitational orbit around the SF Bay Area my entire working life. (For a majority of the past 6 years, I've spent 1 to 2 weeks a month in SF.) T
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by hugs 12y ago
I've found the padding/margin issues annoying, too. But I'm only ever a few StackOverflow searches away from finding the right CSS to use to override the defaults. Also, it's helped playing around in Chrome devtools to i
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by hugs 12y ago
With Selenium 2, you aren't required to use the selenium-server anymore. You can drive browsers directly from the client lib.
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'Star Wars' Museum Lands In Chicago(npr.org)
1 points by hugs 12y ago|0 comments
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Elementary OS Isis is now Freya(elementaryos.org)
4 points by hugs 12y ago|1 comments
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by hugs 12y ago
Thanks for taking the bait. :-) I don't have time to write about it today, but hope to someday. Since this won't be the last time the government creates a website, the government needs to get good at this stuff. The tech team di
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by hugs 12y ago
Selenium creator and Sauce founder here. Not enough automated e2e is also a nightmare. (Ask me about my experience helping to fix HealthCare.gov sometime!) As usual, the right answer is: a little bit of every kind of test, depending on the
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by hugs 13y ago
off-off-topic... I could really use help with the software UI for my mobile testing robot -- Tapster (tapsterbot.com). I'll email you, but for anyone else reading... Tapster is an open source (hardware and software) Arduino + Node-powe
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by hugs 13y ago
When you can, please open source as much as you can back to the Selenium project -- especially if you fix and find bugs! :-)
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by hugs 13y ago
This is why I make bootable backup copies of my laptop's internal hard drive to external USB drives. Right after the backup is done, I test it by booting from the USB drive to make sure everything worked. (I use Carbon Copy Cloner. I h
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by hugs 13y ago
"I'm waiting for a hip rebranding of the term 'management'..." Easy, just start calling managers "people hackers" and launch a people hacking tips blog next week.
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by hugs 13y ago
"they did not allow me to even check what price from exchange would be" Go to http://healthcare.gov and click the big link that says "See plans before I buy". Answer some questions, and it will guide you thro
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by hugs 13y ago
I agree, and took it one step further. Even though I grew up in LA and am co-founder of an SF-based startup, I don't live there anymore. I choose to live in Chicago for a higher quality of life and lower cost of living. My attitude is
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Obama's Trauma Team(content.time.com)
4 points by hugs 13y ago|0 comments
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by hugs 13y ago
Ohai! (I presented that Angry Birds bot at PyCon.) My bot is now called "Tapster" and I continue to make improvements. It's completely open-source; I'd love to expand the community of game-playing bot fans. ( http:/
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by hugs 13y ago
Yeah, I looked at the code and the site trying to find the line between what's really open and what's proprietary. Could this app work without a Plivo account? What do the Plivo bits do that I can't do with plain old WebRTC?
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by hugs 13y ago
Of course, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I would say yield statements are not beautiful, they're just less ugly . Having lots of yield statements sprinkled throughout my code is (again, in my eyes) ugly. Less ugly than cal
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Stanford vs. MIT: How Marketing Trumps Technology In Startups(forbes.com)
1 points by hugs 13y ago|0 comments

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