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by lcw 10y ago
I do agree that lots of IoT products have terrible security, but is having insecure bluetooth or the likes really a terrible thing for most of these types of products? I understand that this leak is related to mongodb... and that is terri
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by lcw 10y ago
I feel like I have the obligation to say that if you are a generally a happy person and good at what you do I highly doubt taking LSD in any dose is worth the risk of a bad trip. Not sure why HN has an affinity for LSD? It's pretty psy
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by lcw 10y ago
I never thought too much about contrast until I had to do some ADA compliance work. Now when a designer says something looks better but it's hard for me to personally read I can always go back to the WCAG guidelines and use it to make
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Whose Pizza (UX) Reigns Supreme?(mikespotten.com)
3 points by lcw 10y ago|0 comments
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by lcw 10y ago
Do you have proof that JS rendering is equally as friendly to SEO as statically rendered html? I have been fighting this battle for a while at different places by I can't definitely prove it's true, and most SEO experts that I wor
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by lcw 10y ago
Where I live giving a homeless person who is an addict a gift card can end up in them selling the gift card at a great discount to someone else poor. I have seen this happen on more then one occasion. That said I think it's better then
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by lcw 10y ago
I don't understand how you define success without a goal metric how do you know you are not wasting money or are actually making a ton of money off your feature... obviously you know... so you do have a metric... So the part that is mi
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Understanding Where the Finish Line Really Is(mikespotten.com)
1 points by lcw 10y ago|0 comments
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by lcw 10y ago
A lot of this also applies to politics within companies specifically large corporations. I begrudge thinking about politics at work but it's become rampant in white collar work environments. As a person who just loves getting thing fin
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by lcw 10y ago
I think it really matters what you are hiring for. If you are working on a tough technical problem like a machine learning algorithm around fraud and you have some runway I would always pick the former. If you have tighter timelines and a m
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by lcw 10y ago
I'm going to over simplify this, but I really have noticed two types of developers that I have worked with and/or managed. There are engineers who favor the science, engineering and technology aspects of what we do. They tend to l
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by lcw 10y ago
This article is so vague, and the ROI question seemed so ambiguously defined in the survey with Small Business owners that I believe no one should be surprised looking at these statistics. I have completed a good amount of customer intervie
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by lcw 10y ago
I don't get these articles. As a person who uses Linux personally and MacOS at work I haven't seen a huge change or innovation in years in either OS and honestly I'm not unhappy about it. I don't get what people want out
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by lcw 10y ago
Of course they would think it's dumb because some of robots.txt rules are counter to their objective which is to save the internet in all its glory. They shouldn't use robots.txt I agree. At the same time robots.txt is not worthle
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by lcw 10y ago
I'm glad they fixed this. It has been driving me insane. I also wonder in general when they have canonical links set up what the statistics will look like on interactions with them. I understand what AMP is trying to achieve with site
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by lcw 10y ago
I feel like if I hadn't written JS in 3 years and was dropped into some JS code today I wouldn't even be able to read it much less code review it adequately. There were a series of months relatively recently where every week I wou
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by lcw 10y ago
Where I'm at we hired a person with only bootcamp development experience and so far they have worked out great. They also linked us to their bootcamp work on github. With that said we mostly hired said person because we thought they we
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by lcw 10y ago
I always get excited about these things, like the Intel Compute Stick line, but when I get them I feel like I'm having to work around the limitations of the cpu or integrated graphics. It kind of feels like the netbook push that happen
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by lcw 10y ago
I think your points have some weight to them. Specifically I 100% agree that JS frameworks are at times misused, and in lots of situations are completely unnecessary. However, my point is the valid use cases for these JS frameworks warrant
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by lcw 10y ago
As software developers I think its easy for us to jump on this bandwagon that if you hand code all the things then you can make a super fast site and the internet would be such a wonderful place; and then thinking its all those heathen scri
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by lcw 10y ago
I feel like another piece missing from why these companies are "flat" year over year is the fact that they are running into a wall of what people will tolerate. I don't think that there will be a renaissance like the author
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by lcw 10y ago
This is great! I feel like there is going to be a strong opposition to autonomous vehicles as they become more mainstream and widely available. We need more videos and examples like this that show the benefits. I understand auto pilot isn&#
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by lcw 10y ago
I'm glad heathcare.gov is getting better. I would assume however the most important part of tests for open enrollment are the writes to user management where reads and writes simultaneously are exercised against datastores. Looks like