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mehulkar
14y ago
You missed the most important one by jl :p http://www.teespring.com/fundraising
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mehulkar
14y ago
Heroku could mean '6 farts'[1] You'd have to open up something other than a book of Japanese plant names to come up with that :p [1] http://www.quora.com/What-does-Heroku-mean/answer/Matt-Van-H...
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mehulkar
14y ago
This was the highlight of Jessica Livingston's talk: http://teespring.com/fundraising
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mehulkar
14y ago
I used to teach tennis. When my boss was about to move to the next level with a student, he often asked the little kid the question: "Can you learn to swim without getting in the water?" Stuck with me for a couple years now and it applies t
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mehulkar
14y ago
Not sure if this counts as empirical evidence but I was a Dev Bootcamp graduate. Working full time now. I recognize the deficiencies in my knowledge and experience before anyone else does, and there are many, but I am stil learning and lovi
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mehulkar
14y ago
#DisruptDatIndustry
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14y ago
Something's level of interestingness is more a decision on my part than a property of the something, I've found.
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A little bit of Ember evangelism
(mochaleaf.com)
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mehulkar
14y ago
I'm assuming I don't really have an eye for design, but could you explain what's wrong with this infographic? Seems fine to me?
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mehulkar
14y ago
Weirdly enough, I think if you don't require it, I'm more likely to use it anyway. I call it the 'how dare you' syndrome.
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14y ago
haven't hired the mbas yet :P
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mehulkar
14y ago
Agreed. Hope they don't pull a twitter and require devs to use their buttons.
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14y ago
Not sure if it's just me, but I don't really make phone calls to anyone except parents and a few other family members. With everyone else, friends and work related, I prefer to skype-- usually a scheduled time, but sometimes impromptu. On t
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14y ago
He should be, again with all due respect to Steve.
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14y ago
"It's technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities...[with humanity]... that yields us the result that makes our heart sing"
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14y ago
I'm not a fan of IE, but I didn't expect it to be targeted on TC like this.
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mehulkar
14y ago
Just a few more poorly measured statistics from me: I have 1200+ friends, have about 10-15 birthdays a week. Never post on their walls, don't have my birthday listed. Get maybe 10-15 wishes a year on my wall. Text/call about 10-15 people a
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mehulkar
14y ago
That's my issue with this. My 'friend' list isn't really a list of friends. That's not Facebook's fault[1] though. [1] arguable?
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14y ago
That's not a cat, that's a dinosaur.
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mehulkar
14y ago
And if you was a freelancer instead of an employee? or a coworker?
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mehulkar
14y ago
I may have phrased the question wrong, but I meant the other way around. If I did work for you, would you provide me with feedback if I didn't ask for it?
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Ask HN: Unsolicited Feedback, Yay or Nay?
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mehulkar
14y ago
Same with Ryan Bates and Railscasts. Bringing it up since OP brought up Rails.
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14y ago
s/start/post about thinking about starting
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14y ago
"You can accomplish anything you want in life provided you don't mind who gets the credit." - Harry Truman
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14y ago
It's probably the featured video in the set of related videos. Or is this a custom recommendation engine?
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14y ago
I am tempted to make the mistake of asking for the solution almost daily. I am guilty of asking for the solution every few days. Thank you for writing this. I will use these two metrics as way to measure my growth as a programmer.
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mehulkar
14y ago
I don't really need this (right now), but I'd like to commend you on using a sensible Captcha and not some ridiculous fuzzy image.
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mehulkar
14y ago
Yet I've been trained to think that the people with big degrees know best, so I'm still counting on them making my twitter experience, and thus my life, much much better. fingers crossed
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BitTorrent Visualization
(mg8.org)
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