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by icco 9y ago
Ignore the haters, as someone who has real trouble sticking to habits, doing something every day, even if it is just walking around in your gym clothes, can really help you build the consistency you need to make it a habit.
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Whose Fault Is It? (A brief discussion on misconceptions about Equifax)(tisiphone.net)
1 points by icco 9y ago|0 comments
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by icco 9y ago
Maybe not since everyone who voted against it left?
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by icco 9y ago
- Acting like 1:1s and performance reviews aren't the most important aspect of your job by putting them off, ignoring them or saying you dislike them to your reports - I'll repeat: "misusing agile in order to micromanage&quo
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by icco 9y ago
http://thefw.com/take-a-peek-inside-googles-internal-meme-ge...
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by icco 9y ago
For a far better reading list, longform.org + mailchimp put out a great one this year: http://readthissummer.com/
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Malicious NPM packages found and removed(iamakulov.com)
2 points by icco 9y ago|0 comments
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by icco 9y ago
> Military hiring, of taking all comers over certain transparently-published bars and then turfing out bad actors and training the rest, is a strategy I'm not sure any tech company has tried. I've long wanted to compare our int
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by icco 9y ago
First Look Media - New York, NY | Senior Backend Engineer | ONSITE https://boards.greenhouse.io/firstlookmedia/jobs/710082 The job page has an in-depth look at the company and what you would be working on, but som
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by icco 10y ago
Oh neat! I've been wanting to build something like this that emails me this plus all tweets by people in a list.
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by icco 10y ago
Google publishing the SRE book.
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by icco 10y ago
Has anyone done any reverse engineering to figure out what infrastructure this is running on?
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by icco 10y ago
http://natwelch.com is mine, I use it more as a cover letter to try and get people to contact me. It works somewhat well. I love looking at people's personal sites though. I've got a small index of them from over the y
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by icco 10y ago
http://www.jon.gold/txt/ - his text site is also fantastic.
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by icco 10y ago
Flickr still has one of my favorite APIs: https://www.flickr.com/services/api/
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by icco 10y ago
I guess I was surprised at the explicitness of it? Or maybe the completeness?
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Instagram hates developers(writing.natwelch.com)
4 points by icco 10y ago|2 comments
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Promoting reliability in web software companies(codewords.recurse.com)
2 points by icco 11y ago|0 comments
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CSS and Scalability(mrmrs.io)
5 points by icco 11y ago|0 comments
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by icco 11y ago
That link still works for ordering :)
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by icco 11y ago
Wow, this is great!
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by icco 11y ago
+1 for https://hackdesign.org/
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by icco 11y ago
People, audit your AWS. https://github.com/iSECPartners/Scout2
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by icco 11y ago
TIL: "Kazakhstan is currently our 76th largest goods trading partner with $2.5 billion in total (two way) goods trade during 2013. Goods exports totaled $1.1 billion; Goods imports totaled $1.4 billion. The U.S. goods trade deficit wit
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by icco 11y ago
I love this story. iFixit knowingly violates a messed up TOS, and the only outcome that happens is their app is taken down, which results in free press. Even if you call the TOS an NDA (which iFixit didn't post, which is kind of annoyi
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by icco 11y ago
#facepalm
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by icco 11y ago
Probably the horrible formatting that makes it look like it was copied from another site.
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by icco 11y ago
It's not not just MOMA, but any corporate website. The assumption of "oh, they're on the corp network, they must be a googler" has been removed.
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First-aid Git(ricardofilipe.com)
2 points by icco 11y ago|0 comments
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by icco 11y ago
Also, what's up with inconsistent capitalization and inconsistent highlighting. That drives me crazy.

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