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by hunvreus 11y ago
I spent about 3 years full time on Airbnb, living in various places (Shanghai, Berlin, NYC, DC, SF, LA...). I wouldn't call myself a "digital nomad", but I think I'm familiar enough with this concept to formulate an opin
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Do you own one? If so, how is it?
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I'm really not into gadgets and accessories and haven't owned a watch in more than 15 years, but I've been considering getting a Pebble Round. It looks like it would be actually useful and help me dress up for events or meeti
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IBM to cut more than 111,000 jobs in largest corporate lay-off ever(ibtimes.co.uk)
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Sortd: Smart Skin for Gmail(sortd.com)
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GoToMeeting Free: Online meetings without the hassle(free.gotomeeting.com)
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BugReplay: Screencast and Network Traffic Synced(bugreplay.com)
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The Fantastically Strange Origin of Most Coal on Earth(phenomena.nationalgeographic.com)
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I agree with the opinion of many others in this thread that you'll be able to recycle a good amount of your skills, but you may want to get familiar with a couple additional tools; 1. Start by creating a GitHub [1] account if you can.
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Stellar, Uber for private jets(stellar.aero)
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Casio Smart Outdoor Watch(wsd.casio.com)
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- I'd recommend you look into Amy Hoy's writings, especially about her "Pain/Dream/Fix" approach to pitching products [1]. Sign up to her newsletter as well. - Colors and logo seem to be inspired from ProductHu
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Shanghai Hacker News Meetup (January 7, 2016)(meetup.com)
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Simple Icons: SVG icons for popular brands(simpleicons.org)
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Would that be more like Runscope [1] or Apiary[2]'s tools like API Blueprint[3]? [1]: https://www.runscope.com [2]: https://apiary.io [3]: https://apiblueprint.org
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Pyongyang Marathon(pyongyangmarathon.com)
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Building Analytics at Simple(simple.com)
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Everything You Are Afraid to Ask About Slack Etiquette(fastcompany.com)
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Cat herding 101: A guide to leading creative teams for unofficial project leads(medium.com)
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Eight Sensible Gifts for Hanukkah Factory Workers' Week Off(cardsagainsthumanity.com)
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China is headed for a 4.5-day workweek(businessinsider.com)
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Photos Taken 100 Years Ago Capture Rare Look at Paris in Color(mymodernmet.com)
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I know it does formulas and charts. We use it for various things; some accounting, budgets, cash forecasting, marketing metrics...
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I quit using Microsoft Office over a decade ago. The last few years, I relied on LibreOffice but couldn't stand the regular crashes, bugs and overall frustrating user experience. I gave Google Docs another go and I must say I was surpr
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by hunvreus 11y ago
From my experience, this article brushes a very rosy picture of the Chinese language. The bottom line is that even for a native speaker, if you encounter a new character, chances are you don't know what it means or how to pronounce it.
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I believe one of the main reasons Drupal got popular was the module ecosystem. A move towards what you describe would likely erode this aspect, with many more user friendly and maintainable alternatives.
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We're building something that we're gonna Open Source soon. In the meantime you could check out Cockpit: http://getcockpit.com/ .
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Enterprise moves slower, but I doubt that after another Drupal development cycle (5+ years) the momentum will still be there. Sure, there will be plenty of legacy Drupal sites to maintain, but I have a hard time imagining developers even in
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Honestly, Drupal is doomed. I wrote about it years ago when I left the community [1] around the time many of the smart folks who were contributing started moving on to better things. Just a look at Google Trend for Drupal [2] shows you that
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Yaskawa Electric Corporation teaches robot to mimic master swordsman(interestingengineering.com)
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