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Kids shows and simple value propositions(simondlr.com)
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by simondlr 15y ago
Fantastic to think 2 engineers can scale it so far. It is exciting to think that a small team from anywhere in the world can think up the next big thing and scale it easily from wherever.
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by simondlr 15y ago
Not entirely true though. He's been coding for a long time. He studied management science and engineering. It's not as if he wasn't technical before he started with instagram.
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by simondlr 15y ago
I have no words. That is incredible.
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Finding my niche: Part 2 (What do I really like doing?)(simondlr.com)
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Finding my niche part 1: Interviewing for Facebook(simondlr.com)
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by simondlr 15y ago
Mark (along with D'Angelo) developed Synapse (a media player) in high-school that learned what you listened to and created a playlist. They were being offered $1million to $2million for it. http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2004/6/10/mark-
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by simondlr 15y ago
Wow. This is great. You guys make it so easy! The business model itself is quite interesting. Considering that each person pays for hours, are there any features down the line to add features that enhance community features? I play on a sma
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UX gripes: Hootsuite's Refresh Button(simondlr.com)
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by simondlr 15y ago
Has anyone felt Mashable sort of deteriorated the past few months?
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by simondlr 15y ago
Agreed. When I was reading it, I was thinking of him as well. Square is a shining example of simplistic design and value.
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by simondlr 15y ago
When numbers get large, the more the little things start to matter. It must be exciting to see the changes happen live in front of you when you flick these 'little' switches.
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by simondlr 15y ago
I've been thinking of using node.js as a backend for an online game. Does anyone know if it is viable or games that have used it?
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Can Facebook run out of available users?(simondlr.com)
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by simondlr 15y ago
Com Truise is great. Discovered him last year. I'm a sucker for ambient lo-fi stuff.
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by simondlr 15y ago
This reminds in a similar manner about the time when I did amateur theater. Considering that we kinda sucked, the director asked of us to do a run where we exaggerated every action and word and just basically go over the top. It got us perf
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by simondlr 15y ago
This is fascinating! Has it been accurate?
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by simondlr 15y ago
I watch movies much less these days due to this. I wonder whether this is good or bad. These days I am way more conscious of my information diet. I don't want to sit around waiting for my next piece of information dopamine.
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2012: Year of the Designer(bandwidthblog.com)
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by simondlr 15y ago
> The process is finding about the process. Yes. Exactly. I've been in a similar situation with my mother. I have to describe the steps one by one. When GMail changed its design, she was suddenly bewildered! On a related note, I do thin
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by simondlr 15y ago
While an interesting theory (I should read the book), how are you certain that system 2 comes online when viewing the timeline?
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by simondlr 15y ago
There is a "REST in peace" joke there as well.
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by simondlr 15y ago
About time! Still needs some changes here and there, but it is on the right track.
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by simondlr 15y ago
This and the cheezeburger network will put it in the eyes of people who wouldn't have seen it otherwise. Sites like reddit already preach to the choir! Go team internet!
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Why aren't more sites using the left side of the browser?(simondlr.com)
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by simondlr 15y ago
At what point would you take the app off Heroku and build your own setup? There might be different points for most people, but what is yours?
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Adventures in VIM(simondlr.com)
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by simondlr 15y ago
This is an interesting point and one I haven't thought of like this. The past year, I kept telling people to start learning to program, because there will be an unprecedented increase in demand for programmers and knowing how to program (ev
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by simondlr 15y ago
Good point, something that I have not contemplated before. It makes sense: If we evolve to the point where we can control reality, why would we be concerned with expanding and travelling the universe? It is almost like saying: "You can do a
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by simondlr 15y ago
Enjoy! Sounds exciting!

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