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monkeyspaw
14y ago
And wouldn't the analogy be monitoring internet usage, rather than video surveillance? Something that is extremely common at most major corporations?
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monkeyspaw
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You can't seriously suggest that she deserved the misogynistic abuse heaped on after the fact, can you?
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FWIW, I think the colorful and abusive language in this instance did a good job conveying additional information about the poster's mindset, opinion, and how they relate to others. Note that it doesn't reflect well on them. Part of their p
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14y ago
Wow, I thought you were kidding, but it looks like they've taken about $250 million in funding. What have they spent it on? I have a mental disconnect between companies like Evernote and 37 signals. Why did Evernote need all that money?
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14y ago
Any chance you guys released that as open source? This is exactly what I want. Would be even better if it animated the boxes, so that the users eye is drawn to what you're showing them. All these projects are really impressive.
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monkeyspaw
14y ago
My understanding is that it's derived from 1970s database programmers "spamming the database" with dummy data. The original term comes from Monty Python's Spamalot skit, I believe.
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14y ago
Nope. It's a lot easier than you think to become a developer who can create products that have value. OTOH, I've been coding for > 20 years, majored in CS, and I'm still light years away from the C hackers I see often around here. Just
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I was an engineering student at a top 20 university who did something similar to this. Southern school, manners were important. The university put on an etiquette dinner to help engineering students grasp the finer points of dining. To th
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I'm currently about to start CustDev interviews for the first time. Did you pull your questions out of Steve Blank's book, or generate them yourself? If you're open to sharing the questions, I would love to take a gander to see what I can