mangoman

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by mangoman 9y ago
Derek Bodner, the best beat writer (imo) for the 76ers, split with Philly Mag and seems to be doing fairly well on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/derekbodner
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by mangoman 9y ago
This is pretty big. I really like Kotlin, but when I tried to integrate it into my app, it just didn't play well with popular libraries which rely on compile time code generation (Google's Dagger fork, Icepick, Parcels, etc). Has
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Made by Immigrants(madebyimmigrants.org)
6 points by mangoman 10y ago|6 comments
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Amazon Go(amazon.com)
1247 points by mangoman 10y ago|982 comments
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Investing in the Future of Work(medium.com)
2 points by mangoman 10y ago|0 comments
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by mangoman 11y ago
I'm so freaking happy that someone finally affirmed my feelings that maybe, just maybe, I don't need to start my own startup with the notion of "Unicorn or Bust". I've just felt wrong since graduating college 3 year
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by mangoman 12y ago
The Angular team has said a few times that they're committed to supporting 1.x for a long time[1] since they use 1.x a ton. Also the design for 2.0 hasn't been completed yet, so it'd be a bit premature to cover it in a codeac
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by mangoman 12y ago
I think what he meant was "Why can anyone signup for my Gogs server?" It'd still be nice to have pull requests across teams, or even just as a place for code reviews.
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by mangoman 12y ago
You should try Shake! http://www.shakelaw.com/legal-info/freelancehire-agreements/
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by mangoman 12y ago
They have the pay with bitcoin button https://coinbase.com/docs/merchant_tools/payment_buttons I've used it on overstock.com and it's pretty incredible. I think it's the least amount of information
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UMD Hacked, Over 300,000 Records Stolen(blog.malwarebytes.org)
2 points by mangoman 13y ago|0 comments
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by mangoman 13y ago
Congrats to Jesse and Brad and the rest of FarmLogs!
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by mangoman 13y ago
The first thing I do when I get home is remove everything from my pockets and put them on my counter. I usually forget that my phone is down there, so getting phone calls/texts on my wrist is better than missing them all together. Eve
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by mangoman 13y ago
I like the FAQ: Q. My soufflés keep collapsing! What can I do? A. In order for the meringue to peak properly we suggest adding a little lemon juice to the béchamel. This strengthens the mixture and prevents tragedy.
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by mangoman 13y ago
Github is a lot bigger than just helping developers now. Rendering CAD files, Visualizing CLU maps. Github isn't working just on improving the developer experience. They're working on improving the entire collaborative process.
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by mangoman 13y ago
I'm sure 5s's are fetching at least $400 on the conservative side. If all I have to do is spend like $5 and follow a how-to on a website, I think a lot of people would be willing to make the investment.
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by mangoman 13y ago
I love the use of analogy to describe the situation to those who may not understand exactly what Weev did. But can we decide law simply on analogy? Which analogy is a more accurate tale of what Weev did? What I like about this article is it
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by mangoman 13y ago
I've used Bugsnag primarily for Android development, and overall, it is such a plain bug reporting platform. It's nice that it has full stack bug tracking, but I find their website fairly annoying to use. I can't see how bug
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by mangoman 13y ago
What? Not everything on the Internet is public domain. Just because I put a photo on the internet that's not encrypted doesn't make it fair game to go sell my photo. Maybe I just didn't understand what you were trying to say.
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by mangoman 13y ago
There's a YC backed startup doing just that. https://www.microryza.com/
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by mangoman 13y ago
I love Revel. I won't even hide it. I completely agree with the statement that while vanilla Go does provide a lot, its worth the cost, if you're able to organize code into understandable, differentiable chunks. I understand the w
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by mangoman 13y ago
As a developer who hasn't published an app in the iOS App store, I love the point that Marco's making. One of my biggest biggest hesitations in developing an iOS application has been, how the hell can I differentiate myself? By
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by mangoman 13y ago
A lot of the advice on here is fantastic, but mostly relies on "being passionate about a project", or "pick a project you use". To me, the hardest part is actually finding the project you want to contribute to. I heard in school that I sh
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by mangoman 14y ago
I haven't gone through much of the content, but I was expecting a site about single page apps...to be a single page app. I mean, I understand that there is probably a wealth of information on the site, but it not being a single page app is
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by mangoman 14y ago
How do you feel about Google Fiber if this is how you feel Google treats its customers? When it comes to Google Fiber it seems like the whole community is incredibly excited, but many people also seem to hold the opinion that Google couldn
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by mangoman 14y ago
I think the idea of putting APIs into a store is a great way for smaller devs to really get their products noticed, and even monetize their hard work easier. And as a developer I totally see the need for this kind of product. I'm tired of s
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by mangoman 14y ago
I think the reason the word "startup" is thrown around so much isn't only because its fashionable. "Startup" has come to encompass a whole bunch of different notions (project, feature, app etc), and the only thing that is consistent with e
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by mangoman 14y ago
That was the first time I saw the Windows 1.0 logo (I'm in college). It looks REALLY similar to the windows 8 logo, but I actually prefer the 1.0 logo. The asymmetric lines, and rounded edges really remind me of a lot of the app logos you
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by mangoman 14y ago
I don't necessarily feel that I'm trying to catch up to a group of super-elites, but what I feel is just a sense of grandness in the whole scope of CS and just hacking in general that I'm afraid I'll never be able to comprehend. I love to
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by mangoman 14y ago
Clarification: It was an app based around picture taking, and you could view those pictures online. The viewing online looked great, but the taking pictures, and view pictures on the android app was slow and running out of memory all the t

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