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Ember and D3 - Building a simple dashboard(samselikoff.com)
3 points by rdudekul 13y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Ractive.js: next-generation DOM manipulation(theguardian.com)
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Does Science Show What 12 Steps Know?(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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by rdudekul 13y ago
Product CEOs are intimately familiar with their products including design decisions, code quality etc. This creates an attachment to get a little too involved in implementation details even as the company is growing beyond say 100 people. O
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Obama to reporters: 'I don't see Snowden as a patriot' [video](usatoday.com)
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Init.js: A Guide to the Why and How of Full-Stack JavaScript(toptal.com)
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Learn AngularJS this weekend(joelhooks.com)
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by rdudekul 13y ago
OP is the author of "Smart Customers, Stupid Companies: Why Only Intelligent Firms Will Thrive, and How to Be One of Them" has some good free ebooks to download at http://kasanoff.com/free-stuff/
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In Tough Times, Abandon Your Employees(linkedin.com)
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The Moto X From Google, iPhone’s Latest Challenger(nytimes.com)
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This One Tweet Reveals What's Wrong With American Business(linkedin.com)
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by rdudekul 13y ago
Interview with Bob Metcalfe, worth watching (11 mins.): http://standards.ieee.org/events/ethernet/index.html
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"I recently read Functional JavaScript and can’t physically recommend it enough". I believe this is a must read book for all advanced JavaScript developers. Michael Fogus uses UnderScore.js library by Jeremy Ashkenas, to teach fun
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Try this one: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-07-26/barnaby-jack-comput...
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First photos of mystery region on the sun(foxnews.com)
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by rdudekul 13y ago
I am subscriber to both PeepCode and PluralSight. The high quality of PeepCode's screencasts is something that PluralSight can make use of. Though PluralSight primarily catered to Microsoft developers they seem to be of late focused on
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by rdudekul 13y ago
Your points do ring true. Here are a few more mistakes founders make: 1. Resistant to talk to target market 2. Focused on adding more/better features 3. Involved in pleasing one or two early customers 4. Taking nay sayers seriously 5.
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Good pros and cons of Go language. There is some information around why Go and not say C++/Java/Ruby etc. The statement "I see Rails as the emperor with no clothes on" seems to be made in haste, since Rails is awesome fo
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Southwest Airlines Jet Crashes Nose-First in NYC(usnews.com)
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Why is "Try RethinkDB now" button NOT working?
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New and improved Google Maps(cnettv.cnet.com)
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How things get done? Through a combination of focus and personal connections. Focus at YC is “write code and talk to users”. Here is the Charlie Rose interviews Paul Graham, YCombinator video: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded&
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Entrepreneur Offers India's Aboriginal Children Opportunity to Attend School(pbs.org)
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The talk is very interesting, since it shows how functional languages can be used for creating traditional enterprise apps. There is a gap in OO developers minds in terms of adopting functional programming (FP) and how to organize larger pr
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"Political parties fared worse in the United States, where the 1,000 respondents surveyed gave them a corruption score of 4.1 out of 5". That seems surprising to me considering there is little 'apparent' corruption expos
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Global survey: Majority feel corruption has worsened(cbsnews.com)
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Command-line utility-belt for hacking JSON and Javascript.(github.com)
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Get Functional with underscore-contrib(darrenknewton.com)
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by rdudekul 13y ago
Awesome analysis! Questions applicable to every hard working startup: + Do we solve a real problem? + Do we have customers who find our solution useful? + Can we make enough money to make our solution a sustainable business? Qu
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Oliver Stone defends Edward Snowden over NSA revelations(guardian.co.uk)
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