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11y ago
I agree that there are a limited number of people that are excited about the types of thinking and problem solving that comprise typical coding. But not all of those people are already coders. 9 weeks of intensive training can get someone w
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I have no dog in this fight, but his description lines up with my experience. I showed up at Cal in 2001 as a nerdy kid super-jazzed about math. I took Math 1A my first semester, and the lectures started with the professor turning his back
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11y ago
It will be interesting to see what happens to language as these technologies get better. Would you rather type out your ideal word, or tap the suggestion that is close enough? If this type of good prediction grows widespread it could be a f
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11y ago
Got it. I was approaching it from messages sent, not messages received. I wonder if they are also counting messages received per device, rather than user. E.g. If I have a phone, a tablet, and a desktop, does every message I receive count t
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11y ago
I'm surprised by these numbers. 60m monthly actives generating 12bn messages per day. So on average each active user sends 200 messages every day. That seems astoundingly high. Can someone more familiar with engagement metrics for this
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11y ago
Or if you want an anonymous pad with video chat, http://snapmeet.io
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11y ago
I think it does, although you're always free to hack it :P I've definitely thrown some ternary operators in my render methods for simple conditionals in order to avoid heavier solutions. Re: time; The team is me and my cofounder.
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11y ago
Thanks! Also, appreciate the bug report. Re React v Angular: Before Angular I was coming from knockoutjs, and most of Angular made sense to me pretty immediately out of the box. It felt very quick to get going. The community/tooling ar
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Co-founder here: This is our first node/react/flux app, coming from a rails/angular stack. Happy to discuss our experience and answer any questions!
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11y ago
I had the benefit of working with Geoff Ralston. He likes to tell founders this: "Startups don't fail because they run out of money, startups fail because their founders give up." It sounds trite, but the insight is generally
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12y ago
Is it just me that worries about a race to the bottom with brain hacking? Assume some combination of nootropics/transcranial stimulation/etc gives you a short-term edge for unknown (or known) long term risk. If you're a profi
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12y ago
There's a little more on the chemistry from this story in an email sent to K&L (bay area liquor store) by the distiller: http://spiritsjournal.klwines.com/klwinescom-spirits-blog/20... FWIW, I'm a bit of
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12y ago
FWIW, if you live in San Francisco it is common for your ride to be $10-12. With the recent Uber Pool promos it was $5 (or now $7). So at least in one market, there are many cheap rides being taken. That said, in-app advertising is not the
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12y ago
I think it's not just friendship, it's a feeling of connectedness and community that comes from knowing people in your neighborhood and being known. For five years I lived in a rundown SF unit with no laundry on site. Every week m
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12y ago
I've read this, and appreciate that it is a useful thing. However, (as the title suggests), it's about the user level interaction design of components, not code level patterns that promote reuse and maintainability. Like the OP, I
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12y ago
It's a little more complicated than that. Many consumers of these services don't realize that they've made the bargain of trading privacy for cat photos. Even the ones that do may not fully understand what they've given
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12y ago
Spot on. Thanks for the insight!
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12y ago
Additional tips from someone who failed: 1) Buy a used cast-iron off ebay. The old cast irons were machined smoother. Anything you buy new from lodge today is going to have a texture like low grit sand paper. Any old Wagner or Griswold is g
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12y ago
Based on comments above, I: 1) Turned on google search history 2) searched for 'python lambda syntax' and 'mutex lock' 3) got the invite that opened the foo.bar UI You get a terminal, from the terminal you request coding
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If it's 10x smaller it is available for portable applications. Like boats/planes/space ships. It would also presumably be easier to air drop in developing regions to bypass building a giant energy grid (similar to cell phone
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I suspect it may have something to do with the sensory processing dial on introverts being a little jacked up. You may find this paper interesting: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3409988/ This bi
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12y ago
Communication quality also varies based on team cohesiveness. When I'm working with people I like, I trust that they're being respectful of my time when they communicate with me, and I am less likely to push back on a request tha
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12y ago
Nice work! I've been wanting something exactly like this, now I don't have to build it. If you keep working on it, I'd love to see an option to pick curated routines for targeting specific muscle groups/activities.
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tl;dr: I don't want to work 16 hours a week and then sit on my hands for the other 30. I want to work 16 hours a week and devote the rest of my time doing things that enrich myself and my community in a tangible way. I've worked f
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12y ago
Reminds me a lot of Storehouse, but with page breaks. E.g. https://www.storehouse.co/stories/f5oh-adventures-in-califor...
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13y ago
Copyright law acknowledges that the marginal cost is near zero. That's why copyright holders get a temporary monopoly. The goal is to incentivize the creation of these goods so that everyone can (later) get them at near-zero cost. Copy
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yojo
13y ago
Thanks for sharing, it's an interesting survey. Some of the data visualization is really hard to parse though. The shell visualization for "How much of your coding time is spent writing them?" is particularly unclear.
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13y ago
Someone please dowvote this flame bait. Failure to adhere to your clothing norms doesn't make it okay to sexually assault anyone, ever. The solution to sexism is not mandatory burkas; that much should be obvious.
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13y ago
I launched a paid niche iOS app for a group of enthusiastic hobbyists. It's not an explosion of awesome, but it's sold 2,000+ copies in the first two weeks. http://tanglelibrary.com
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13y ago
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