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by mcrider 14y ago
This is ridiculous. Going to college certainly shouldn't be taken lightly and if you don't have an interest in broadening your mind and just want to make money, then you'd be better off educating yourself or going to a trade school. But f
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by mcrider 14y ago
Simply by their results -- bugs fixed, quality of code, money made; Whatever metric it is that you equate to progress in your company.
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by mcrider 14y ago
From day one, by putting trust in your programmers to manage themselves and get the job done (of course with the help of web-based project management/bug tracking/issue tracking tools).
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by mcrider 14y ago
The (paper) manual to Netscape Navigator. Ran through some basic HTML and from there I went on to more (paper) books and started a Geocities site.
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by mcrider 14y ago
As posted previously, IMO the best podcast (episodes) of the year for Web devs: http://flapcast.com/playlist/16 Entrepreneurs: http://flapcast.com/playlist/18 There are a variety of podcasts in there, just click on each episode link to
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by mcrider 14y ago
I did the move for school. In that case, it is very easy (and working after school is easy as well). For you, you'd probably need to find an employer sponsor your work permit. This is difficult unless you're highly qualified since they c
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by mcrider 14y ago
Not much I can think of, other than Startup Weekends which are held here about twice a year. Speaking of which, most of the people there are business-minded folk so there is probably an opportunity for entrepreneurship meetups. http://tec
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by mcrider 14y ago
Not really. There are monthly tech meetups (Wetware wednesday, which this month is held on a friday in a sort of local company showcase: http://wetwarewednesday.eventbrite.com/ ). There's not much of a startup scene because there are alm
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by mcrider 14y ago
Whoop, thanks; Edited. For those inclined, I also created a 'best of' for podcasts on web development: http://flapcast.com/playlist/16
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Podcast Episodes from 2012 on Entrepreneurship(flapcast.com)
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50 Great Web Development Podcast Episodes from 2012(flapcast.com)
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by mcrider 14y ago
AFAIK, text mate bundles can be dropped into ST2.
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by mcrider 14y ago
Can i just get this theme for sublime text while I wait for this project to mature?
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by mcrider 14y ago
+1 for TotalFinder, I also love the visor feature (ctrl+~ to get to my terminal through TotalTerminal, ctrl+1 to get to all my finder windows).
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by mcrider 14y ago
Thanks for your hard work as always!
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Sounds like a good blog post if someone went more in depth here. I for one am really happy to see these tools coming out of the woodwork!
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by mcrider 14y ago
Voice nav would be the only reason I'd use Apple Maps; If google maps has it I'm certainly switching back.
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by mcrider 14y ago
That seems like a good approach. I'm not against spending a weekend working with Biz Dev folks as there is lots I can learn from them, but in my SW (Honolulu) it was mostly inexperienced B-school students and they outnumbered devs at least
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by mcrider 14y ago
I had the exact same experience. I basically had to join up with 4 B-School students and work my ass off on their ideas which weren't interesting (and I couldn't play with anything technologically interesting since I didn't really have the
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by mcrider 14y ago
I really wish I could do both. I've been telecommuting for almost 5 years now and I'm about to go insane (not to mention that its not a good way to make lasting connections or learn from your peers, among other reasons I dislike telecommut
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by mcrider 14y ago
Americans tend to be ignorant about Canadian or otherwise foreign universities (I am an American who went to college in Canada).
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by mcrider 14y ago
After I wrote that, I realized that all editors would need to have the same capability which is pretty much a non-starter (and whitespace is universal). Your other points are well taken too.
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by mcrider 14y ago
Obviously (to me anyway) you're right, and I'm surprised there are people who don't indent their HTML like that. But a thought just occurred to me -- why don't editors do this automatically and without creating actual whitespace (tabs/spac
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by mcrider 14y ago
CSS rules that I should know by now.
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What would be the use cases for this, other than education?
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by mcrider 14y ago
Sure, thanks, my email is in my profile.
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by mcrider 14y ago
Whats the deal with validate.io? I'd like to rebrand my website (flapcast.com -- sort of a silly, brash name decision :) and this looks like a great tool to use, but the website only has an email address on it.
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by mcrider 14y ago
KeePass + DropBox (soon moving to KeePass + Git due to write access errors with dropbox).
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by mcrider 14y ago
Is Facebook doing anything about these fake users though? I just started a page like ad campaign on FB (I got a free $50 voucher so I figured what the heck..), but of the ~120 likes I got it seems like 98% of them are fake, or at least peo
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by mcrider 14y ago
What do you mean by 'too heavy'? I'm not sure how moving the data to another table would help if you have a lot of users. I would use a user_profiles table if I wanted values to be localized (different values for different languages), but

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