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by sheraz 9y ago
I work with a very talented developer who lives in Venezuela. I pay him in bitcoin because that is literally the cheapest and fastest way to get him paid.
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by sheraz 9y ago
I'm currently consulting on a workforce management SaaS. (Think of workforce management as a time clock where people can punch in and out). It was interesting to learn that starting in 2015 some customers were having trouble generating
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by sheraz 9y ago
Github, bitbucket, gitlab, et. al are more than a git server. They are code review, community management, issue tracking, and the literally hundreds of integrations for all parts of the software development lifecycle. Anyone with more than
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by sheraz 10y ago
docker and Makefiles as task runners. I have a git repo that is the skeleton for this idea: https://github.com/undernewmanagement/flight-deck On mac we have homebrew to pull in all the desktop apps and cli tools. Then
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by sheraz 10y ago
Spirometery data for people with or without respiratory diseases / conditions. For example, healthy males / female data from age 5 to 95. Then those with Diseases or conditions.
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by sheraz 10y ago
Self plug but relevant. This is why I made curabase.com It is a SaaS with a chrome plugin. Also it is mvp with lots of rough edges, but it more than solves my use case. I spend time to improve it when I can, with an eye to monetize in the f
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by sheraz 10y ago
Denounce is very different from debunked. In fact it is expression opinion vs fact.
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by sheraz 10y ago
Yeah completely agree. The article leads me to think the district made the change for political reasons rather than scientific ones. If that is true, then that is indeed disappointing. Sure, the kids may gain more insights into cartography&
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by sheraz 10y ago
There is Appcelerator Titanium which has been in the javascript native mobile app game for 5+ years. https://www.appcelerator.com
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by sheraz 10y ago
Share the link! I'm building a list of all the commercial and open-source CI systems/SaaS/OpenSource projects out there.
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by sheraz 10y ago
Hey Doug -- I see what you are doing, and I reject the premise. Your tone implies that @meddalpal and I have somehow made a sexist remark by referring to a presenter as "the first lady to come out." She was the first lady to come
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by sheraz 10y ago
what does women's day have to do with that terrible presentation?
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by sheraz 10y ago
exactly -- The first lady to come out seemed so lost and literally said something like "more clouds" and "more 9's on uptime" for 2017. Thats when I clicked off...
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by sheraz 10y ago
Wow. Talk about building a rocket ship just to cross the street. Edit: My backyard is filled with old rocket ships, so I am an expert on this subject :-)
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by sheraz 10y ago
Hasn't someone packaged this up into a nearly turnkey kind of application?
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by sheraz 10y ago
I think this is a little unfair. Anecdotally, I've had a good experience with them. I use them as a playground for ideas or learning things like docker/kubernetes. I see no reason why a properly architected deployment would have t
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by sheraz 10y ago
Totally a self-plug here, but I think it is relevant. I started curabase.com [1] to enable users to curate their own related lists of links. I use it daily along with a chrome plugin so that I see it everytime I open a new tab [2] I would l
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by sheraz 10y ago
I'm very upfront about my availability. I also let people know weeks in advance when I will be available. And in between that time I stay visible at my favorite events/meetups and in social media (publishing little open source thi
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by sheraz 10y ago
Keeping the pipeline full for when projects end or go on hiatus. The dumbest mistake I've made has been this. That slack time in between paying gigs can really kill financial momentum. Also, If I'm idle for more than two weeks tha
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by sheraz 10y ago
Which t-bana stop or neighborhood?
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by sheraz 10y ago
downvoted for ruining the fun :-)
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by sheraz 10y ago
time to fire the client? or move them to a pre-payment method, perhaps?
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by sheraz 10y ago
getting a travel card in stockholm subway/bus system. Absolute nightmare
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by sheraz 10y ago
I don't need an Internet argument to learn that tipping is uncommon outside the US. Nor do I care. Your opinion is always welcome even if I disagree with it. Enjoy your stay :-)
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by sheraz 10y ago
Give it a rest, man. Don't like how we roll in the US? Don't come. Don't want to tip? Then don't do it. If you want to live in the US, then assimilate. Either do it or dont -- but please stop this pedantic "how-the-
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by sheraz 10y ago
> Mark Zuckerberg — Facebook’s CEO — is probably the most powerful person alive today. He may even be the most powerful person ever. Yeah. You lost me right there.
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by sheraz 10y ago
I read this as "Music professor receives patent to help fight Beatles ravaging Western music."
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by sheraz 10y ago
I think this is great advice. Always look out for number 1 (hint: that's you).
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by sheraz 10y ago
Pycharm for larger projects and database stuff or just vim if I'm hacking a small one-off script
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by sheraz 10y ago
Depending on their age I show them the door as I have little patience for disruptive or disrespectful cockiness. or, sometimes in the case of cocky interns, I let give them enough rope to hang themselves. Cockiness at a younger age is just

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