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katiepatrick
7y ago
This is one of the most interesting things the climate movement has put out. It actually makes you feel like you can do something about it, instead of just freaking out about burning Earths.
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15y ago
Something to gather the world's environmental data affordably.
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Responsive Design & Prototyping with Foundation Framework
(katiepatrick.com)
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15y ago
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Who needs self development therapy when you can learn how to code?
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15y ago
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15y ago
This is a really cute feed - I watch a 20 or so page power point I designed that visualizes my perfect life and also has all the steps I need to do and jobs I am working on. I created from the saying 'You become what you think about most of
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katiepatrick
15y ago
There is also essentialbaby.com.au that is an Australian new mom site that was purchase by fairfax for around $4m
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15y ago
http://www.ign.com/ - not sure if it counts as 'community' - but is very popular and was sold for something around $600m I think.
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15y ago
Thanks for your kind words :)
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15y ago
Australia has low self esteem and a 'you'll never make it' attitude which is pervasive. There is little consciousness within employees of the concept of 'equity' which can often be replied with 'I don't work for 'free'' - or even for for 'l
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Very Cool Data Visualisation with Javascript
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15y ago
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15y ago
Hi - why does my gender have anything to do with it? There are plenty of things people are averse to before they got into it - and plenty of men who can't code.
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15y ago
Although the scene here is 'scenie', navel-gazing and takes fame within its own micro-cosm seriously, I wouldn't underestimate the amount of technical knowledge you can pick up on through the meet-ups and random conversations. It pushes you
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Goodbye Print, Hello World.
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15y ago
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