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stickhandle
14y ago
Product demo videos don't usually hold my attention ... but I was riveted for the full 20 mins (full credit to both the product and Jeffry Way). Downloading the repo now.
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Look out Sublime and Textmate ... here comes Brackets (stunning)
(blog.brackets.io)
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14y ago
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14y ago
this is good ... but, frankly, i was hoping for the ability to tag gists + ability to get a feed from a tag
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Internet marketing for startups: with a twist of lemon
(portent.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
No disrespect intended, Derek. I got a different message from your post - one that glorifies isolation to intimacy because intimacy is hard(er). Balance is a passionate mantra for me. Peace.
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14y ago
I saw the link to friends in the article. I think that page is a good idea. But I also read that in the 3 yrs in Woodstock - he "never met anyone". In the 3 yrs in Portland - "some dear and deep friends (made) worldwide, but none in Portlan
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14y ago
I find this conflicting ... Get away so that you're not surrounded by people the same as you. Then, once there, you don't get to know any of these different people. At least not deeply enough to call friends. Maybe this is good work product
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14y ago
I don't know the author, but my initial take is: loner, work-a-holic, egotist. None of that is meant as an insult. To "socialize" in a local sense doesn't need to mean you meet "with over 400 people, one-on-one, went to every conference and
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14y ago
Life: {I'll put the family stuff aside, since its my wife saying Yes and the arrival of our kids is just beyond best, but probably not the intent of the question} Working abroad with an IT consultancy. After school I intentionally sought ou
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5 APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
(blog.alexmaccaw.com)
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14y ago
Two takeaways - (1) The article is bumf wrt the Wordpress.com setup. NGINX plays a role, but the thousands of servers for http, db, memcache, load balancing etc is integral to this discussion (and not mentioned). A typical reader couldn't r
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stickhandle
14y ago
a man of my generation sees a little of the Larry Ellison swagger about Elon Musk. I hope he does more.
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14y ago
amen
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14y ago
bingo
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15y ago
twitter and the like is a total edge case
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15y ago
popularity doesn't matter - it's about the task + environment (if its not, then your doing it wrong)
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15y ago
According to http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.... still #1 in usage in a virtual dead heat with C. 4x usage of Python. 11x usage of Ruby. Its a silly bit of naval gazing akin to ... Is Blue Really Losing Popular
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15y ago
Java is the "hammer" in the metaphorical IT toolbox. Sure, niche and very useful tools are in the toolbox too, and all have their place, but ... to stretch the metaphor a little further, no toolbox is complete without a hammer. <sidenot
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The Periodic Table Of SEO Ranking Factors
(searchengineland.com)
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15y ago
Ridiculous ... location doesn't matter. GET TO WORK BUILDING SOMETHING USEFUL !!
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16y ago
amen
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16y ago
please bear in mind who the author is.
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16y ago
totally agree -- i have three: 6,5 and 1. The joy on a young one's face at the sight of a balloon ... or bubbles ... is simply mind boggling. If anything could make me that happy ... <sigh>. Kids come with hope, optimism, and fearle
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16y ago
summary:: loop(time) if(good_time_of_day) practice_what_u_like_to_do; else do_other_stuff; end-loop;
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16y ago
The way to "read" Gladwell is to get the talking-book and have him read it to you as you commute to work/home. He's a great storyteller - in both word and voice. And he delivers his own material extraordinarily well. I've listened to all 3
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16y ago
go for it! but be aware ... http://lessaccounting.com
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16y ago
My channeling was on the Wired article .. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1333502 . Go ahead, vote me down again alarmists with sense of entitlement
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16y ago
My point exactly ... i was channeling Paul only a few hours before his post. Want your data private? Simple: DON'T PUT IT ON FACEBOOK!!! Reminds me of an overweight person complaining about fad-diets not working ... simple again: stop eatin
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16y ago
Don't get the fuss ... live by this rule -- DON"T PUT SENSITIVE INFO ON THE INTERNET. Simple. Be smart. Know what it is and isn't. Even if FBook had more enforced rules, then hackers would be the issue. As for FBook using the info you give