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by tmandarano 13y ago
Damnit. Not excited about this update.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
I'll give a +1 just for the title of the article "Tinker tailor Snowden spy"
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Nice use of a very popular communication platform.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Not down for me...
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by tmandarano 13y ago
edited Cashier: May I have your Zip Code? Me: F * no!
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by tmandarano 13y ago
It really was. Unfortunately if it were to happen again in today's world, there would be few to no places for oppressed people to flee to.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Please be true.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
There's a balance. Complete transparency and access to all information (ie, Julian Assange's stance) is extreme. If we gave away all of our secrets, we wouldn't have an advantage over our country's enemies.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Congratulations to Albert and the rest of the team.
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How Companies Hire Developers(youtube.com)
1 points by tmandarano 13y ago|0 comments
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Mike Saffitz is the CTO of Apptentive. This video was recorded at Code Fellows on 6/7.
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VIDEO: Getting Hired as a Software Developer - Mike Saffitz(youtube.com)
3 points by tmandarano 13y ago|1 comments
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by tmandarano 13y ago
I agree and have signed it.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Excellent summary by Ev at the end of the post.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
This is so awesome. Wow. Amazing design.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Note: this is my dog Spencer. Turns out that he really loves listening to electronic music on my iPhone. Took this photo a couple of days ago with my new camera.
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Introducing the Apple iPaw [humor](tmandarano.com)
2 points by tmandarano 13y ago|1 comments
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by tmandarano 13y ago
It's a likely scenario that there will be patents placed on manipulation of your own genome. Imagine finding out that you could reduce your chances of cancer by 50% but you'd have to use a genetic altering treatment that is patent
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Think having your "identity" stolen today is bad? Imagine the future when they take your genome.
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Andrew Carnegie, Wealth, 1889(wps.prenhall.com)
3 points by tmandarano 13y ago|0 comments
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by tmandarano 13y ago
You sir, are going to collect a LOT of emails. Good work.
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Apple to announce "iPaw" at WWDC(tmandarano.com)
1 points by tmandarano 13y ago|0 comments
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by tmandarano 13y ago
I'd be completely bias, but I think we'll see an iPaw: www.tmandarano.com/ipaw-a-new-breed-is-coming-to-apples-wwdc-2013-2/ :)
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by tmandarano 13y ago
It's simple. This movement in security and spying on your own citizens is driven by the military industrial complex. Here's a VICE documentary on it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QL_3Qg-SADY
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Great work Jeff!
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Treehouse, Codecademy, and Coursera are great tools to teach fundamentals. Books can be good. There are screencasts that can be helpful as well. Disclosure: I work at Code Fellows.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Great write up Billy. Have you had a chance to talk to the founders or employees at the TechStars companies?
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by tmandarano 13y ago
Very awesome. Glad you shared. I think I may remember seeing Snailmailr.
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by tmandarano 13y ago
I completely agree. It's honestly quite hard to believe that they have calculated it to be precisely 80k downloads.
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by tmandarano 14y ago
It certainly depends on the use case. However, our results have been great for questions such as "Which image feels more trustworthy?". When you are creating images or deciding between photos to use in your creative, it's a very effective a

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