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Boston Dynamics’ new robot doing chores and slipping on banana peels [video]
(techcrunch.com)
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In addition to the commonsensical advice, a more radical suggestion would be that if you believe in the project and see opportunities the client doesn't, you partner up (with all the risk that entails). I've actually turned down o
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I often find questions in 'Issues' helpful, and am disappointed by projects that forbid them, because sometimes an obscure issue doesn't appear in the normal channels--mailing lists/SO/etc.--and at other times it se
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Bloggit!
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“However [political parties] may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely in the course of time and things, to become potent engines, by which cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the peo
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Safeguard the well-being of your employees with Inflectr (YC W18), which monitors social media interactions using our proprietary radicalization indicators.
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100ms to Glass with Rails and Turbolinks
(nateberkopec.com)
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No gentle saint: Roberto Clemente, a fierce critic of both baseball and US society
(theundefeated.com)
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Coronado High
(read.atavist.com)
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I presume this was downvoted for "even interested in," but the kernel is simply true: the larger the organization, the more specialization. But most are trend-followers of corporate (and broader business) cultural norms--much like
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It was a good name, too.
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"Pick your poison," "Familiarity breeds contempt," and all that. Perhaps focus on your goals: whatever makes you happiest or wealthiest or most creative or marketable (with the understanding that this may be cyclical).
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10y ago
In the large blue world, where having an online presence becomes increasingly more important, I don't see why not. Blog it, tweet it, possibly present it at beginning coder meetups (in my area there are quite a few of these, many speci
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http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Globex_Corporation
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The new norm...
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"Terminator"
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10y ago
If I'm remembering correctly, an ex-Seattle police chief wrote in his book that vehicle-based policing is at least partly (if not more so) driven by "consumer" demand, i.e., people want a response to their calls now . NYPD d
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How did you find that? I was going to echo the GP, about 2002 being the earliest visible through the date sort (so far).
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10y ago
Shopify listed some numbers below that, too...
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10y ago
https://twitter.com/dhh/status/649260226521210880
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The man who Kickstarted his way to 30 days in a haunted clown motel
(kernelmag.dailydot.com)
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Plugging a 1986 Mac Plus into the Modern Web
(kernelmag.dailydot.com)
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A new jobs bill.
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It's more fun that way.
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10y ago
This is an indirect answer, but in addition to finding those opportunities (and I know I've seen a couple of companies recently trumpeting these sorts of more "objective" processes), you might consider: 1) How to present the
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There was an article recently agreeing with this point--that a mix of fear, selfishness, and guilt imposed by family and friends motivates many to "keep fighting," when they had previously and privately (away from loved ones) expr
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They don't go to the bathroom much, either.
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Oracle scoops up cloud utilities solution Opower for $532M
(techcrunch.com)
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Relating this back to the story, I'd say that instead of punching holes through the walls, after two years you punched holes through your routine, and saw new things that had--surprisingly--been there all along, and had no doubt been a
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10y ago
Interesting seeing both the architecture of the building in the movie and the movie itself differently. It wasn't featured quite as prominently in the film, but I wonder if the use of "The Carter" (and its real-life counterpa
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