mattschmulen

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by mattschmulen 13y ago
good article , its frustrating when people romanticize dyslexia . My father was a genius in his own way and it was visible to those who worked with him on any of his project's. He could never overcome the liabilities of his "cha
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
plus one on the digital ocean integration, stood up www.mobileappstack.com in < 1 min . few tweaks for GA and strong ops node perf mon .
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Two words one number. "Quantified 89 FJ"
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HPAnywhere: yet another vendor specific PhoneGap + Angular(mobileappstack.com)
2 points by mattschmulen 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Great reminder ( and stats ) that kickstarter is more than tech; my brother just raised $40K on kickstarter for a Texas Pecan Liqueur "pecano". When he said he was going to do it, I told him he was crazy. I was completely wrong.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Nice, but it would be great if it was in native mobile form. Then it would be actionable data at the time I want to make the action. kinda like a bufferapp.com
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
interesting reminder that its still Steve jobs world, and we are just playing in it.
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What, why and how of Apple's new iOS7 JavaScript bridge(mobileappstack.com)
2 points by mattschmulen 13y ago|0 comments
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Configuring Node.js agent to look for memory leaks on ghost blogging server(mobileappstack.com)
1 points by mattschmulen 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
cool story bro ... I stay motivated because if I'm not I will lose my job. this is a good attitude because: 1. If you work at a high performing corp the bar is set high and its a non trivial task to just keep ahead of losing your job.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
alternative perspective VC SV startup is at a tipping point and "smart money" is being more cautious ( conservative ) as the market swings down .
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
fascinating ... Im also watching Alias reruns ... Im use to being disappointed in TechCrunch; but it's novel feeling it regarding news.YCom
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
There are lots of cool things, easiest way to get started on the peripheral side is to buy a TI Dev kit "Cow Bell" http://www.ti.com/tool/cc2541dk-sensor?DCMP=blestack_ota&HQS... , its pretty cool. Temper
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
it is BLE or BlueTooth 4 ( same thing) , small difference is that iOS supports a HID over the more standard Gatt profile . Ultimately the end the BLE 'beacon' - 'bug' - 'responder' device is likely a TI CC2540
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
this is a great move. Future OpenForge integration with other cloud stacks and api tiers opens up the competition with Appcelerator Titanium, and Phone Gap Cordova. Well played Trigger.
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
hey, thats a good idea ! actually a great idea ...
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Seems like 'in general' this is a good practice. you need to know 'what's inside' if your writing bank, finance, health-care, etc ... apps on top of other peoples code. besides as a developer you want to make sure
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Enterprise software is about long-term maintainability, compatibility, and comprehensive support for all included components. Pulling packages from npm and the like unfortunately will not satisfy those prerequisites. That is true, historica
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
interesting perspective : "entire team can become stacked with developers, pushing your energy and attention slowly but inexorably away from what you should care most about: marketing."
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Performance success metrics that are not tied to hours in the seat are great. Quantitative Performance Indicators for individual contributors requires thinking from both sides of the employee manager seats. Besides always good to remember:
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
not the only one but, I would take a customizable feature button over the headphone jack; there is always BLE :)
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by mattschmulen 13y ago
Normally I would agree, foundation first then mature into plugins and add-ons however after looking into Maximum Awesome I believe it will help new users overcome the learning curve frustration that vim is known for; very nice. kind of like