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Want to learn Rails? Start here.(zackshapiro.com)
120 points by kine 14y ago|23 comments
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by kine 14y ago
I love Lyft. Sidecar feels sketchy every time I use it and Uber just seems ridiculously expensive in comparison. John, Logan and the guys have done a great job to make it feel like a friend is picking you up rather than some guy with a car
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TaskRabbit offers wait-in-line service so you can sleep in and get the iPhone 5(taskrabbit.com)
1 points by kine 14y ago|0 comments
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Busy for the sake of busy? Or, are we just not saying “No” enough?(sarahnotes.com)
1 points by kine 14y ago|0 comments
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by kine 14y ago
"The bald truth is learning to program is still hard, despite recent gains in accessibility" <- This. Regardless of all of the tools, you still have to work really really hard to be good. I guess that's true of everything. Even managing
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by kine 14y ago
Most effective for me have been Railscasts, building real projects and not just following the book. Learning on the job far surpasses the book as I'm actively engaged and not just following along on Rails (sorry, had to)
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by kine 14y ago
It's a great feeling though
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by kine 14y ago
Once you realize that the clues are all in the errors and they're not just random bits of text, that's what sets you free and gives you the power to fix.
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Being honest with myself: my journey to learning how to code(zackshapiro.com)
84 points by kine 14y ago|29 comments
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by kine 14y ago
I'm a big fan of doing one tiny thing each day to get the ball rolling. Set that typeface you've been meaning to set or make that form submit to the database. You can't just commit your code and stop there, you've gotta keep going. Hopefull
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by kine 14y ago
One of the guys who built Bootstrap actually built Foundation previously when he was at Zurb. Blanking on his name right now.
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DNC just open-sourced their voter registration platform(democrats.github.com)
113 points by kine 14y ago|31 comments
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by kine 14y ago
This should be an infographic, not a 3 page article
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Lift launches to help you accomplish anything(venturebeat.com)
2 points by kine 14y ago|0 comments
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The Talented Ms. Hornstein: How Shirls Fooled The Valley(techcrunch.com)
99 points by kine 14y ago|49 comments
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by kine 14y ago
This is fascinating and chilling. Thanks for posting.
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Lyft nails the ride-sharing experience(zackshapiro.com)
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by kine 14y ago
I hope this makes some kind of a difference on my 2010 Air. 10.8 really destroyed the battery on this thing.
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by kine 14y ago
It's pretty simple, medium and higher end tech users are becoming more and more used to the convention and to start building something, I'd rather spend $10-200 rather than 10K-200K on a domain name. Along your point, I'm much more a fan of
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by kine 14y ago
Some great advice I got when someone comes back to you and says "We'll give you 16,000 shares" is essentially to ask "shares of what?" One of the best questions to ask is "What percentage of the total outstanding shares does this represent?
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by kine 14y ago
I understand. That's a shame though.
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by kine 14y ago
I know it's newly open sourced but there have been two build releases in the last two days and it seems that it's being pretty actively developed. Given the maven nature of its users (including myself), I can see TextMate being developed ac
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Ask HN: What do you think the future holds for TextMate?
5 points by kine 14y ago|3 comments
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by kine 14y ago
I love what Betable's doing and I'm excited for their team. I took part in their first hackathon in SF a few weekends ago and built an app on their platform. The brilliant part of their business is that they're the casino. You give them the
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by kine 14y ago
Why are there so many of these tools but none of them truly nail it? Asana, Sprintly, Pivotal, Trello, Basecamp, the list goes on. Plus there's Google Docs. I wonder why there isn't a general consensus about one must-have tool. Are they all
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by kine 14y ago
I love it how they wear it as a badge of pride. It's the first step to changing the game in Boston.
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by kine 14y ago
My initial reaction to this was, "Why would Pixar do this and remove such an advantage that they hold against Dreamworks and other animation companies?" And then it dawned on me, the animation is such a small piece of why we love their movi
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by kine 14y ago
Never thought of this before.
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by kine 14y ago
I'm guessing. In the 1940's greasing the wheels could obviously be done for far less. I'm guessing a quarter went a long way back then.
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by kine 14y ago
This is unreal. Great find!

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