skarayan

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by skarayan 15y ago
It really depends on your goals, but personally, I would expand. Learn coding, afterwards learn business, and so on ...
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by skarayan 15y ago
I think Google+ can potentially compete with all of the current social networks. You just need a good way to segregate the streams which I think Google has managed to do.
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by skarayan 15y ago
Couldn't you just invite your friends?
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by skarayan 15y ago
The biggest argument of this article seems to be that to google means to search, but why can't they change this concept? Besides, I think they are trying to position this as an extension of Google, rather than a competitor to Facebook. I t
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by skarayan 15y ago
What would be the benefit? It would be just something else to deal with and cause attention in the press.
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by skarayan 15y ago
Even if he joined, he would likely use a different name.
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by skarayan 15y ago
Will there be integration with current email servers? What happens if someone sends a "long" email or attachment from their gmail address to shortmail?
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by skarayan 15y ago
It's a very interesting/strategic acquisition, but I doubt that anything good can come out of it for the user. I find it unlikely that this media company will try to improve the MySpace experience, instead they will likely focus on monetiz
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What is the best way to monetize a Facebook page?(quora.com)
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by skarayan 15y ago
I find it interesting that the founders bid on it.
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by skarayan 15y ago
Started reading this book today. It's a small book and cuts through the BS with solid information. Nothing too new or groundbreaking, but I do like hearing another point of view. Much of the advice so far is to stay small and focus on th
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by skarayan 15y ago
I don't think that this is about Apple. It is about web standards and pushing for a uniform web.
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by skarayan 15y ago
In my experience, it is easier to find a job while you are in the beginning of your career. This is mostly because you ask for less money and are less specialized. As you get more specialized, you find that you make more money but at the
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by skarayan 15y ago
Moral of the story: structure your life around things you love. Travel is cool, but not for me long term. I love internet startups and getting better with every new idea/execution. Soon, I will be able to stop consulting and get my cash
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by skarayan 15y ago
I tend to agree that compiling to JavaScript is the future of browser programming. CoffeeScript seems to be a nice language, but I bet there will be many more to come in the next year or two.
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by skarayan 15y ago
I don't understand how apes survived, yet these other species (that could build axes) couldn't?
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by skarayan 15y ago
Do you get to know about the coffee business by working at Starbucks? I dunno, seems like a strange route.
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by skarayan 15y ago
I love it, vim is pretty accurate.
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by skarayan 15y ago
Enterprises like to centralize everything then they get trapped into the trap that they set for themselves. Nature and people are decentralized, technology should be the same. Imagine if there was only one tree responsible for the oxygen
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by skarayan 15y ago
The person making 1.2 million isn't just a programmer, but he/she also understands the business well. More so, he/she is an integral part of the business.
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by skarayan 15y ago
Great article. As developers, many of us fall into the trap of build build build. As smarter developers (and businessmen), we should create a cycle where we fail quickly, learn, and get up.
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by skarayan 15y ago
I am an open networker on LinkedIn, and here is my opinion. Pros: 1. Good way for recruiters to find you. (I am a consultant) 2. Good way to keep in contact with co-workers (past and current). Cons: 1. Too much spam, way too much spam.
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by skarayan 16y ago
I was a passionate PERL developer for many years. Then, one day, I met Ruby. I don't think I will ever go back, mostly because I love how Ruby does objects and it has a nicer syntax.
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by skarayan 16y ago
It would be interesting to compare the search results of a million or so keywords between Google and Bing using their APIs. I would like to see some numbers behind the overlap.