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Good Introduction to Interaction Design(uxbooth.com)
2 points by obiefernandez 17y ago|0 comments
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by obiefernandez 17y ago
Jason is a good personal friend and lives here in the Jacksonville Beaches area. Just wanted to mention that he does a lot of work to execute the concept, much more than is readily apparent. The job is not only wearing the shirt -- he spend
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by obiefernandez 17y ago
I know programmers at one of these kinds of firms, without degrees and making $200-500k per year, including bonuses. It's all about talent.
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by obiefernandez 17y ago
Try slamming a red bull next time you go dancing. Great legal high ;)
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by obiefernandez 17y ago
I quit caffeine cold-turkey around March, because I was drinking too much (effects of tolerance?) and feeling jittery throughout the day, as well as having trouble sleeping at night. Slight headaches subsided after a couple of days. Now I d
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by obiefernandez 17y ago
I'm quite interested in how many of you (self-employed types) have parents that were self-employed. My great grandad owned a tabacco factory in Cuba and my grandfather was an entertainer and writer. My dad had a variety of businesses from s
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Are Entrepreneurs Born or Made?(boss.blogs.nytimes.com)
13 points by obiefernandez 17y ago|26 comments
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by obiefernandez 17y ago
> Do folks use vacation (or unpaid) time to see if you'll take them on? Yes, which also serves as near-concrete proof that a candidate _really_ wants to work with us.
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by obiefernandez 17y ago
The article glances over a lot. We pair-program on production code over 95% of the time. Driving duties alternate every few minutes or even seconds. Pingpong programming is common. It's all facilitated by having dual keyboards and mice hook
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by obiefernandez 18y ago
I've summed up my thoughts in a blog post: http://blog.obiefernandez.com/content/2009/02/rails-maturity... Totally backing off the idea of certification, but still think a defined RMM is a good idea. Cheers, Obie