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To Inspire Employees, Speak Their Language(medium.com)
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Becoming a More Thoughtful User Experience Designer(medium.com)
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Your Happiness Is Making Your Employees Miserable(inc.com)
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by hw 12y ago
That's some great insight, thanks. I own a Ford and Sync is just a horrible, PITA to operate piece of software. Extremely slow and sluggish. Maps and directions had hardly any intelligence to it and most of the time I end up pulling GM
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by hw 12y ago
Anyone else waiting for the Arist? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/236195807/arist-brews-c... I have a feeling if it's successful, it's going to give Keurig some headaches.
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by hw 12y ago
It all depends on whether something is worth your time or not. A person whose time is worth more might find it more valuable to hire someone whose $/hr is half of his (not necessarily cheap) who can get the job done in less than twice
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by hw 12y ago
i've used gulp for building frontend dependencies, as well as running automated tests whenever a file changes. It's been working well, with the exception that sometimes it just dies, and sometimes there's a failure and some s
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by hw 12y ago
I've contributed bug fixes to open source projects on github and have had my share of ignored pull requests, sometimes they are for valid reasons like the project owner being on vacation or a business trip, but often enough the owner j
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by hw 12y ago
As much as we ask ourselves whether the price of living is one worth paying, more than often we would prefer to pay down due to the inherent nature of survival in us all. Even for those who experience a lot of suffering that possibly brings
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by hw 12y ago
Secret is one of those things that is fun in the first few weeks, and then it just becomes another app on your phone that you don't click on anymore. Bad press might have contributed to its decline, but fundamentally the idea isn'
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by hw 12y ago
QR codes seem ripe for disruption, but I am not sure Li-Fi would be the one to do so. Given an object that is illuminated, how would one know if it's Li-Fi enabled? If there needs to be a sign that says 'Li-fi here', might as
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by hw 12y ago
I think having the candidate speak to his favorite project or past work is a great gauge of passion and communication skills. I always ask that, albeit in the face to face interview. It might be good to bump that step further up the funnel,
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by hw 12y ago
It's hard to gauge a person's qualities from a resume. Things like culture fit (extremely important IMO), fast thinker, quick learner - are all aspects that can't be garnered from a resume. IMO, resumes are only a decent filt
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by hw 12y ago
I'm not exactly sure there's a shortage in tech workers. There is however, a shortage in quality tech workers. I have been on the interview loop at my company and we've been having lots of new college grads and junior softwar
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by hw 12y ago
Does Github offer an easy way to get to the first commit of a project? Traveling page by page back in time is time consuming (yeah, i did that)
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by hw 12y ago
A dedicated lane for buses seems like quite a waste if there aren't many buses sharing that same route. Dedicated lanes on a road like El Camino Real with plenty of traffic lights won't help too much either. I've lived in a c
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by hw 12y ago
most of the time it's extremely hard to just go open source when a startup dies. There's issues of ownership and also the amount of work needed to get a typical startup codebase clean, refactored and open source ready is difficult
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by hw 12y ago
Probably pressure from investors who want some money back & board
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by hw 12y ago
Not complaining too much as long as there's fair warning when hitting certain thresholds of the cap. Worst thing I want is not unknowingly exceeding the threshold and getting billed an extra 100$
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by hw 12y ago
customer service is often overlooked and underestimated in a business. A lot of small businesses don't seem to understand enough how great customer support leads to happy customers and happy customers in turn lead to revenue. I wish le
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by hw 12y ago
glad there are a good number of talks on wearables. I hope they announce a better looking Glass though. As much as I love using Glass, it's just not aesthetically pleasing. Same goes for other wearables like smart watches - needs more
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by hw 12y ago
Well written article. Reminds us to live life like there's no tomorrow, love your loved ones like they'll be gone the next minute. Will be holding my wife closer and tighter tonight.
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by hw 13y ago
Bitcoin aside, Stripe has been an awesome landing page factory IMO. Love watching them churn out landing page after landing page (Checkout, Marketplaces, and now one for Bitcoin)
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by hw 13y ago
Cool idea, but the 100 feet line of sight requirement is kind of restrictive. Granted it uses low power BT, I'd still prefer if it was geolocation based.
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by hw 13y ago
IMO rebase is great as a cleanup tool right before merging the feature branch into master, especially squashing meaningless commits. I don't think squashing everything down to a single commit is a good idea though, since separate commi
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by hw 13y ago
I think it's a combination of 2 and 4. I've been in two startups that were working on things that aligned with my interests and things that I thought were pretty awesome. Then after the first year or two, due to the inability to a
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by hw 13y ago
this is fun. Love educational games.
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by hw 13y ago
Pretty sweet landing page. I think having lower rates for microtransactions would be nice, as many have pointed out.