mikeryan

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by mikeryan 11y ago
Written on a whiteboard?
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by mikeryan 11y ago
But the post isn't claiming to provide everything that Jquery provides just replacing the "$" function. The "$" does two things in jQuery. 1. Its the DOM selection function. This is what he's replacing. This i
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by mikeryan 11y ago
If he was an angel in Fab he might have easily gotten a pretty good multiple on his investment if he took money off the table in early VC rounds. I have no inside knowledge on this but I'd assume Digg is where he got the funds to make
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by mikeryan 11y ago
I also have mixed feelings about Kevin but he also had Pownce (which to this day I still think had some legs) and Revision3 which he helped start. I think its fair to consider him an entrepreneur he's actively helped get more compan
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by mikeryan 11y ago
The client paid for ADP access and has every right to use whatever means they deem necessary to input or output data from the ADP system. Thats not actually what the client pays for though. The client paid for access to ADP's system
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by mikeryan 11y ago
ADP is awful. Period. We used them for a year and a half and they fucked up every time we added or removed an employee and everything I heard was that Paychex was just as bad. We had employees in CA and NYC which meant ZenPayroll wasn'
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by mikeryan 11y ago
I'm pretty sure you can't get a 2015 model LG that's 50" or larger that's not a Smart TV. The cheapest 50" TV they have is $799 has interactivity. http://www.lg.com/us/tvs
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by mikeryan 11y ago
Its not a direct comparison. The Smart TV even without the "Smarts" are generally higher end TVs. Though not indicated on the main screen the $299 option is actually a SmartTV if you click through. You have to get down to the $26
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by mikeryan 11y ago
There's an interesting video by Netflix where they discuss using React in their stack. To increase performance on many of Netflix's TV or Console based UI's they have their own rendering engine they're using instead of t
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by mikeryan 11y ago
At some point the investors need a way to get their money out. There's not a lot of incentive for the company outside of the pressure the board puts on.
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by mikeryan 11y ago
In Facebook's defense, I doubt they have many minimum wage folks on staff. These are forcing their vendors, cleaning, catering etc. to pay a livable wage (undoubtedly Facebook will pay for this increase however). Its not something you
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by mikeryan 11y ago
$15/hr is a $30k a year FT job. Sure it's not going to make anybody wealthy. But I don't think there are many people making $120k a year commuting on the back of a pickup. I don't think the GP is saying folks are worki
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by mikeryan 11y ago
Brazil at least also has the Olympics coming up so one would hope some of the infrastructure put in place for the World Cup will transfer over. Who knows though.
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by mikeryan 11y ago
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/americas-best-burrito/
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by mikeryan 11y ago
Them be fightn' words.
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by mikeryan 11y ago
As these virtual currencies become more practical as currencies, there will be less transactions between them and the banking system Um... Just because they're virtual doesn't mean there's not a banking system and aren&#x27
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Think about using a vertical left and a grid right like they do. It fits more and given the right control, works pretty well to navigate, even if it isn't the prettiest. While grids are nice they have a problem. They're great at
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Its not the lack of number pads, its the lack of "numbers" for the content.
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Limiting to HTML5 videos is going to be a very light. Or they will re-implement all the media center and multimedia code themselves, supporting all codecs and formats (and subtitles)? Generally on Smart TV's the video decoding isn&#
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Um if you need flash to play the video it's not an HTML5 player. Neither of these formats have consistent HTML5 video tag support across browsers.
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by mikeryan 12y ago
If Twitter was killing an App or Device made by a 3rd party simply because Twitter was entering that market and wished to monopolize the user-share, then yes I'd consider that anti-competitive. This is exactly what they've done.
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Hmm.... As a Smart TV app developer I see an app opportunity here...
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by mikeryan 12y ago
The phrase "rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic" comes to mind.
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by mikeryan 12y ago
I'm pretty sure Techcrunch is a wordpress VIP customer.
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Because the Contributors, in advance, have already agreed to confer a certain set of IP rights to the mainter and manager with respect to the code they've contribute. This means there's less questions during litigation about the r
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by mikeryan 12y ago
In SF the way most people sell their old bikes are via craigslist. are they city-specific markets, where people meet up in person for the actual exchange? - Yes. In my experience both selling and buying bikes this way its not been not as
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Just spent 5 minutes wandering through the sqlite source remembering how pretty it is.
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by mikeryan 12y ago
A Different Engine is a small agency in San Francisco who works on emerging media platforms. We're primarily a JavaScript/Node Shop but always looking for good Mobile (iOS primarily) developers as well. Willing to work with re
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Reversed maintains the existing hierarchy but the suggestion was google.com.www which does not.
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by mikeryan 12y ago
Why is it www.google.com and not google.com.www you know there's an actual reason for this? com > google > www "www" is a subdomain of "google" which is a subdomain of the top level domain "com" hi

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