mattschmulen

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by mattschmulen 12y ago
I'm with you brother , don't give into obsessive insecurity. Retrospect for the win , have faith . an hourly pulse does not help you predict a heart attack any better than a weekly sampling
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by mattschmulen 12y ago
This is true, investor and for that matter 'executive' lock-in is significantly more substantial than an individual contributor, and so (rightly so) is the investment to return. It's an interesting paradox. Reputation matter
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by mattschmulen 12y ago
I couldn't agree more. Rent control originally proposed for these on fixed salary growth (teachers, firemen, etc.) is turned upside down when the inhabitants are not constrained by these caps. That being said the rules of the game are
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by mattschmulen 12y ago
Mobile ... it brings mobile to the table.
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by mattschmulen 12y ago
Absolutely , we shipped our first enterprise swift app at Elementum ( Manufacture https://appsto.re/us/Jfn34.i ) at the end of last year. There was a learning curve but the metrics regarding lines of code , and time t
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by mattschmulen 12y ago
+1 on breaking out of a single “views” directory via a View Resolver. Coming from mobile dev app architecture I always found it awkward. Maybe this is more standard in web dev, but for iOS Android Mobile dev there is a much more module conv
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
If my kid asked me what I thought about this article I would say. If you want to contribute to the world as it is today then sure join a great corp that's making an impact and go for it! If you want to change tomorrow then go find a f
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Now you have my attention - "Or Node embedded in a phone or network switch where it is performing routing logic for multiple connections, but in a single process and you’re not far off". I would be interested in seeing what the p
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
A humble approach is always nice, its always challenging to give an earnest opinion ( after all that's why I read your content, for your opinions) and be openly modest. your (authors) terminology in differentiating programmers form co
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
i love this quote ' can program our own contracts without any need for lawyers.' because contracts are very much like programs... but I still Don't think this article is correct. VC's bring so much more than just capital
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
does benioff live in SF? I always figured him for mor of a woodside kind of guy ?
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
does benioff live in SF? I always figured him for mor of a woodside kind of guy
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
I would add webRTC to that list. powerful in desktop environments, poorly supported on mobile. at least as far as I have seen.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
i think reactive task (JavaScript style promise) paradigm's are great for the mobile interaction use case. small segmented operations that async update the ui. block style coding mechanism are also nice because you can see the callba
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
paid . better being the customer than being the product and paymium is like a free pony.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
there is a Massachusetts startup scene ?
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
I like the Primary Constructor shorthand update. C# (and the CLR) is a great language. It has always been more verbose that I preferred. Its nice to see that updates that reduce the LOC count.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Timing couldn't be better, I just happen to be putting together a metrics board for my start-up.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
#protip if your going to leave your job, always do it the week before you go to SXSW. You will have fun, renew and make new friendships, get a wide perspective, likely walk away with a bunch of full-time or contract leads and have fun (its
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
AWS re:Invent was a really good one. I attended the 2012 and even got to speak, I missed the 2013. 2012 had good content and was well organized. I didn't make 2013 so not sure about this year.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Because the author is a bad writer, a very very bad writer :(
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
I agree, it was a bit tough to find good docs and references. If anyone has other good references I would love to check it out.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
True on proprietary. I don's know of any impactful use cases for ObjC. However there are some good things about this. The spec can move fast, focus on success in use cases, and also make it easy to conform to 'nice' HIG. In
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
cool, how did she pick her client's and how did she turn a client away that wasn't a good 'fit'?
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
launch an android version
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
ghost on digital ocean FTW. I stood up mibileappstack.com in minutes .
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
well done, I would be very interested to hear a follow up on how open sourcing a project may or may not change consumer app store sales.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
my personal fav " hackday — A competition where the entry fee is sleep deprivation and the prize is vendor lock in"
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
best technical writer .. brings back memories
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
I would replace fear with pride and vanity. the behavior seems to be more about the anxiety of looking bad in front of your peers than evolving a business model or product. its unfortunate because smart people from past successes seem to b

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