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by ksikka 13y ago
Nice font! The demo site could use taller lines. (increase line-height)
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by ksikka 13y ago
If you have money, the options outlined are pretty good. If you're strapped for cash, I'd encourage you to start building on www.appcubator.com which will get a project going for you for free. Disclaimer, I work at Appcubator.
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by ksikka 13y ago
wow, inspiring story. I'm working on Appcubator (www.appcubator.com) and we're hoping to enable more people to follow in your footsteps.
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by ksikka 13y ago
love the idea for the book you're writing! I'm trying to solve the same problem actually, checkout www.appcubator.com
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A [blank] programmer(ksikka.tumblr.com)
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by ksikka 13y ago
Thanks!
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by ksikka 13y ago
Looking forward to seeing your ideas! Email us at team@appcubator.com and we'll pitch in where we can.
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by ksikka 13y ago
Hey, we all started somewhere... We do not expect miracles, but we help beginners of web development get started quickly with web apps, and we're going to see what they can achieve given time.
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by ksikka 13y ago
First you should spend some time to understand how code runs on a computer. I'm talking about the process and thread model. If you're in python, for example, python the executable is typically compiled code, running as a process.
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by ksikka 13y ago
Very cool idea - glad it's being production-ized. You might benefit from a different name though. "[word]DB" is starting to become a pattern in people's internal spam filters. And it reminds me of CouchDB, MongoDB, Rethi
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by ksikka 13y ago
Thanks. Will keep that in mind next time. Apologies for giving the wrong impression.
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by ksikka 13y ago
I wonder if they ever do things like... "Who's on first! Who? Yes!"
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by ksikka 13y ago
workflowy is good- but i only use it when my mind is really overcrammed. for me, work stuff is personal stuff, so the answer to that Q is yes. pen and paper tends to do the job better than any software solution.
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by ksikka 13y ago
not more important
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by ksikka 13y ago
If you want to get a job in tech, a Comp Sci degree will help get you into big companies. The easiest way to pursue a career in tech is to be able to create value! Have some evidence of your work in other companies or products. Always have
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by ksikka 13y ago
If a recruiter is hiring for a programmer, the business degree doesn't matter. In fact, it may suggest that you are not as good of a programmer as someone who focused solely on Comp Sci. Obviously, that's not always the case, but that will
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by ksikka 13y ago
I am a developer and I was impressed.
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by ksikka 14y ago
Khan academy started this way, although they are a non profit.
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by ksikka 14y ago
do what you love
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by ksikka 14y ago
I'm sure an update will be released in a week. Facebook likes to "move fast and break things".
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by ksikka 14y ago
Before starting a startup, you take into consideration the chance that a tech giant might implement your idea better, faster, and stronger than you. It's a risk that Snapchat took, and clearly it woke someone up. From Facebook's point of vi
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by ksikka 14y ago
? if anything, he is stimulating the american economy
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by ksikka 14y ago
high school computer science education could be one
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by ksikka 14y ago
Encouragement which builds up from experience is also a sort of intangible capital. People are getting their feet wet for experience.
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by ksikka 14y ago
I'm sure linux users are going to pay 8$ a month to watch old videos when they can just... Netflix is more for the Windows and Mac kind anyway. I can see why they are not too concerned about the market of linux users their missing out on.
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by ksikka 14y ago
This shows an excellent reason for why a consumer might want to run linux: you can drive your computer in stick-shift. It's not for most consumers, but for the few who use it, it works well for them.
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by ksikka 14y ago
O(man) I'm busy then but I would love to come to this in the future! Cool event! Consider inviting professors from CMU, including but not limited to Guy Blelloch and Robert Harper.
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by ksikka 14y ago
The fact that this article has 38 comments by now is proof of his point. Noise will happen, you can't change culture. Nothing to debate here.
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by ksikka 14y ago
Some sites go down in rankings, but other (hopefully) more useful sites go up in rankings. Also if your company is impacted negatively by this, you should attempt to focus more on social network effects to reduce reliance on Google. For exa
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Bicycles and Product Strategy(ksikka.tumblr.com)
1 points by ksikka 14y ago|0 comments

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