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by kohanz 14y ago
Very interesting idea! However, while you do address the privacy of the user themselves, what about the privacy of the other unwitting participants who are having their conversations being recorded and stored without their consent?
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by kohanz 14y ago
If you deem it worth your while and are confident you are in the right, I think the best attempt at getting a response here is to voice your concerns more publicly. Be this through twitter or a blog (they need decent visibility), Expedia is
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by kohanz 14y ago
How do you know your UX is the reason that the site "flopped horribly"?
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by kohanz 14y ago
Graet job! I'm a die-hard and long-suffering Raptors fan and would definitely peruse this page from time to time. I'm also working on a web app in the NBA space, so I'm inspired by your work.
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by kohanz 14y ago
Let's see: government funds for projects that have little to no regulation, oversight, or concrete goals. Yeah... good luck with that. I mean, is there any precedent for this? And I actually like the idea!
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by kohanz 14y ago
Marissa Mayer, is that you? ;)
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by kohanz 14y ago
I watched it this weekend. Very eery feeling right now. Sadly, although they "fail" in the movie, they do take out at least a few innocent citizens.
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by kohanz 14y ago
Thoughts and prayers with the victims and their families. I just watched the movie "Four Lions" this past weekend and anyone who has seen it may have the same eery feeling I currently do.
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by kohanz 14y ago
http://hackdesign.org/
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by kohanz 14y ago
Part of successful development teams is to build within the newest and least experienced members an insane FEAR of failing Not sure if serious, but I completely disagree. An environment of "insane fear of failing" is also an environment f
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by kohanz 14y ago
Might I recommend: http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ as an excellent podcast for this field. As the intro of each episode states: "Welcome to Startups for the Rest of Us, the podcast that helps developers, designers and entrepreneur
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by kohanz 14y ago
Currently I'm working in medical imaging with large 3d data sets so linear algebra plays a prominent role.
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by kohanz 14y ago
Simple solution: work on medical robotics (e.g. minimally invasive surgery). Nobody loses their job and your work affects people positively.
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by kohanz 14y ago
No, you could, you would just have a more difficult path to the official title than most. If you didn't complete your undergraduate degree at an accredited engineering program, then you can take a series of technical proficiency exams to es
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by kohanz 14y ago
As an aside, in some jurisdictions you can't just call yourself a "Software Engineer". For example, here in Canada "engineer" is a professional designation. Anyone using the term in their job title could face actions from the professional l
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by kohanz 14y ago
streamingsoundtracks.com, although it has deteriorated somewhat over the years. It used to be exclusively instrumental tracks from popular movies, but now there are more vocal and video game tracks than I care for.
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by kohanz 14y ago
Seems like it is a one-time $50 fee. I suppose you could argue that as a positive, to weed out non-committed types.
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by kohanz 14y ago
I haven't tried it, but have you looked at FounderDating? You do have to sign up and it is more of a matchmaking service than a search engine, I believe. London, UK is not yet unlocked ( http://members.founderdating.com/unlock ), but it is
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by kohanz 14y ago
If they consistently estimate less effort than you do AND they consistently delivers on those estimates, then they ARE more efficient. However, you will find in most cases that the people who give lower estimates, tend to miss deadlines mor