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by lowglow 12y ago
The moderation on titles is killing me.
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by lowglow 12y ago
Pro-tip: holding down spacebar doesn't get you very far.
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by lowglow 12y ago
The closest thing I've got to the "WHY" question is inspectlet. It's like looking over your user's shoulder. It's awesome.
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by lowglow 12y ago
Do you have a log of your research into this?
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by lowglow 12y ago
At one point he was a co-founder. He has since left.
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by lowglow 12y ago
This really makes me wish I took Antennas as an elective in EE. Are there any good books/resources to get up to speed on things like this?
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by lowglow 12y ago
Some of the worst people I know also have the best resumes. I think they've learned to optimize where they can.
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by lowglow 12y ago
Make: (MakerFaire/Makezine/Make Magazine) (San Francisco, CA) Looking for RoR/Angular and iOS developers. We're building a new community platform for makers. Hit me up at dang [at] makermedia [dot] com
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How speakers make sound(animagraffs.com)
162 points by lowglow 12y ago|17 comments
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by lowglow 12y ago
Nice job! I'm actually in the middle of adding domains to techendo! (shameless plug: https://www.techendo.com/ ) I'm so happy to see other people adding reviews to figure out the best tools/services/softw
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by lowglow 12y ago
I'm not suitable for employment either.
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by lowglow 12y ago
I'm in SF and not leaving for the holidays. Would be down for a coffee on Friday. Hit me up at dan at techendo dot com. :)
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by lowglow 12y ago
I think insightful comments about what people think about the founders, the product, or the technology is a USEFUL comment -- and some might find that good (especially in the context of wanting to work for the company)
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by lowglow 12y ago
All posts have their bad comments, but that's no reason to cut off all comments/community. :)
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by lowglow 12y ago
you should post your review here: https://books.techendo.com/
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by lowglow 12y ago
This is the difficult part. How do you accurately price for this market. I've tried salary searches across whatever job boards I have access to, but how can one be certain?
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by lowglow 12y ago
yeahhh... this happens. I don't get how companies want to compete for talent without paying a reasonable market rate. You should also add Codeup to https://schools.techendo.com/
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by lowglow 12y ago
Hm. I don't know if it's a new shortage or not. But I'm currently hiring and finding good developers/engineers that are also a culture fit is pretty difficult. I guess it has always been this way since I moved to SF (~5
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by lowglow 12y ago
This looks awesome. Thanks for x-posting to Techendo as well. :)
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by lowglow 12y ago
Free CA? This is cool. Why this wasn't done a long time ago is beyond me. (Also please support wildcard certs) An interesting thing happened at a meet-up at Square last year. Someone from google's security team came out and demons
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by lowglow 12y ago
I never really understood why someone would downvote me for offering up something I built for this community.
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by lowglow 12y ago
That's weird. I haven't kept up with the latest *nix gossip, but isn't the very principle of the system is that it is open and fully configurable/modular/extensible? What does it really matter in the end what system
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by lowglow 12y ago
You can bring any idea discussion over to Ideas on Techendo: https://ideas.techendo.com/
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by lowglow 12y ago
I want to build a probabilistic operating system. People don't understand what I mean when I say that. Argh.
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by lowglow 12y ago
I tried this with burritos last year. The results were mixed. I got a lot of great people, but even with screening, I had a ton of very weird characters come through because I got some press on it. I found a lot of people just wanted a free
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by lowglow 12y ago
The fact that they feed and use the chemistry from their metabolic pathways to drive things like plant locomotion and tropism is a clear indicator for "information" processing. The information in this case is chemistry as a result
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by lowglow 12y ago
To clarify on this statement: the perception of privacy is important to some people, regardless of if the implementation is secure and truly private. So the assertion that people are concerned with it still remains true.
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by lowglow 12y ago
You say that, but I think young people are concerned with privacy: see snapchat, etc
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by lowglow 12y ago
This is already happening. I've known startups from top accelerators paying for visitors from stumbleupon to show as a signal of "growth".
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by lowglow 12y ago
10/10 would fund. Replace ZeroCater with Caviar and you have a deal.

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