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udkl
10y ago
This is inline with what Stanford professor John Ousterhout says about the evolution (and necessary death) of software : "The most important component of evolution is death Or, said another way, it's easier to create a new organis
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udkl
10y ago
I think your definition of innovation makes sense only in the context of corporate or SV innovation. In a more general context, innovation takes on the other meaning.
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udkl
10y ago
Cisco and it's spinning out approach comes to mind. They probably got this right. Amazon is another company that is innovating disruptively despite it's size.
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10y ago
The post was deleted. Here is the google cache link for quick access : http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/... And here is the raw text(without any links) : http://pastebin.com/e
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10y ago
> But I would argue that's exactly why Didi's data is MORE valuable for autonomous driving modeling to be based off. We are assuming Didi/China will allow Apple access to the data ...
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10y ago
"Avoid the idea that you can hire contractors for short term things, when contractors is really a euphism for disposable employees. Push management to hire full time employees" .. Can you elaborate why ?
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udkl
10y ago
What's a bookshelf ? ;)
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10y ago
This article reminded me of Terreria and the caves in it.
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Ice Cream and Distributed Systems
(brooker.co.za)
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Chasing dreams and dollars: India and the H-1B visa
(sfchronicle.com)
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11y ago
One take-home from gt565k's comment is to treat this simply as a psychological issue. If you approach it this way, it just becomes a matter of re-programming your 'liquidware'.
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udkl
11y ago
Tip : You can use RescueTime to make it easier.
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11y ago
I agree a 100% with you. Find & surround yourself with people who you admire & who are go-getters. When I wanted to push myself to exercise more frequently, I surrounded myself with people on snapchat, FB, periscope, twitter etc who
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11y ago
What was your education and experience ?
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I would like to know how they thought about maintenance. Clojure, as great as it might be, is based on a paradigm(fp) that is arguably hard to master. The number of developers with great fp & clojure knowledge is low compared to Java or
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11y ago
Donald Trump Says "China" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDrfE9I8_hs&feature=youtu.be
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Trump Tower Funded by Rich Chinese Who Invest Cash for Visas
(bloomberg.com)
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> "The big companies may be innovating on the edges, but their established products are all ripe for disruption." It looks like a cycle. Come up with new product with a small team, add more employees, add more managers, add mor
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Watchmen Motion Comics Chapter 1: At Midnight All the Agents
(youtube.com)
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Linkedin like sites already capture experience at a central location. I think what you mean is to capture/automate the development skills in case of Software and personality traits in case of other service based industries. Sites like
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11y ago
Better sales story AND marketing. Look at the names themselves CloudStorage Vs Redshift/s3, ComputeEngine Vs EC2. Cookies vs. Oreo. AWS service names are a brand in themselves while Google service names are too generic.
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Are you a male or a female? Were the negative experiences mainly with males or females? Are you yourself a developer? (vs a product manager etc) What skill level are you at? (Intermediate, Proficient etc) Is this in the US? Unfortunately, s
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11y ago
The grant amount is $250,000
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* You have one chance to get the API right * API’s can make or break the company * Everyone is an API designer. If you program, you are an API designer. * Good API: Easy to use, learn, hard to misuse, just powerful enough, easy to evolve, a
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How to design a good API and why it matters (notes)
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I use pomodoro now and then. It makes sense for me when a big task can be split into parts without disrupting the mental flow. So I use it on days when I'm digesting some technical details and need to concentrate for the whole day 10-1
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Chornas – A chronological and cartographical view of historical events
(chronas.org)
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"Ah Huggin ... not again .... " - Every-time I see it on HN.
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Last I heard, Microsoft actually was thinking of putting a data center on greenland back in 2007-08. Maybe they already have a 'secret' unannounced private data center there.
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They should think of how to handle security. There is a risk of not just industrial sabotage, but international espionage & terrorism.... and of course... Tom Cruise.
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