methodin

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by methodin 16y ago
The jealousy of success is always a constant.
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by methodin 16y ago
You could always set this up for its current purpose then use the information to power the other to bring it back from the read. If you don't mind breaking their terms of service at any rate.
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by methodin 16y ago
What this article is really stating is to spend most of your time on marketing and business ideas rather than building the product yourself. Coding like you don't care will not help matters unless you are painfully slow at coding with care.
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by methodin 16y ago
Make it a list of potential dates (little black book). Allow people to sell to other people as leads and an introduction. Kind of evil... but there are enough twisted people out there. And certainly most of them are lonely.
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Ask HN: How to get people to come back?
6 points by methodin 16y ago|5 comments
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by methodin 16y ago
Sadly college still does not provide enough of the "real world" to make much a difference. The college I went to, at least, seemed to be more interested in grooming me to be a researcher which is why I found most of the CS classes to be ext
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by methodin 16y ago
The most worthless, stupid people I know got straight A's their entire life.
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by methodin 16y ago
I don't like larger frameworks because they force you to code in a particular manner which almost always deviates from the rest of the code I write. Personally I prefer to use very small libraries that solve a specific need. TWIG for templa
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by methodin 16y ago
I wonder if Disqus would promote people to comment or shy them away from it (maybe they don't like disqus for a reason?) Perhaps it makes sense to start with Disqus and if people request it build your own.
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Disqus vs. Proprietary?
9 points by methodin 16y ago|7 comments
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by methodin 16y ago
Never assume your potential clients think like you
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by methodin 16y ago
The key to happiness is variety. Ignoring health, emotion, free time or work completely in favor of another will always end disastrously. Our brain naturally tends towards equilibrium and keeping it tipped for too long is not worth it. It's
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by methodin 16y ago
To anyone else that might start with Memcache it should be noted that it does not fail gracefully if your servers decide to crap out. We deployed a group of 8 Memcache servers to our production environment and due to a mis-configuration all
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by methodin 16y ago
My overall impression of this resume was that I wanted to go see the actual websites this person made. Which is a far better impression than a cookie-cutter bulleted list of facts that flower what you actual did at your job. As the meme sta
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by methodin 16y ago
That's pretty damn sweet!