Debugreality

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by Debugreality 13y ago
Success is easy to sell as it is most often what someone believes they need. Perhaps it masks a flaw in their character. The example in the article relates to money but success to a lonely man may be love. Perhaps success means only that wh
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by Debugreality 13y ago
I'm most interested in pushing this technology forward so we can use it on the moon or on mars. I think the moon would be a much more attractive destination if they had a few nice big gardens growing up there...
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by Debugreality 13y ago
Better luck next time guys. Unfortunately they don't always work out. Nice exit note. Game development and game related development is pretty tough market to crack unfortunately.
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Unexpected pearls from diving into SEO(cof8.com)
1 points by Debugreality 13y ago|0 comments
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by Debugreality 13y ago
Here is an interesting startup idea that may be a step towards a solution. Setup an organization that gives a tick of approval similar to ISO quality standards but for NSA Free software. It would involve selling your logo to business that m
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Unexpected investment boosts moral(cof8.com)
1 points by Debugreality 13y ago|0 comments
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by Debugreality 13y ago
Hi looks cool but might be too technical for most people. Perhaps you can keep it much simpler and have a link to technical details at the bottom. Many people probably don't know what "Encrypt client side" or Expires in x act
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Time to get that sexy code out there(cof8.com)
1 points by Debugreality 13y ago|0 comments
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by Debugreality 13y ago
Firebase looks awesome and would be great for something I'm working on. The first thing I did was check if it was based in America then decide not to use it. They are synchronizing your data so it's all going through their servers
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by Debugreality 13y ago
Here is something I wrote on this previously - Once upon a time I thought I was lazy. I'd sit in front of my computer at work with the intention of working but something inside me just wouldn't let me. It would make me feel so gui
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by Debugreality 14y ago
Having read a lot of the comments here there seems to be two main thoughts. That depression isn't something that can be beaten and that it can be beaten. Personally I think both camps are right, in many of the cases where people have beaten
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by Debugreality 14y ago
Looks well thought out, might be easier to target local politics initially. I've developed http://www.unbaa.com in an effort to increase equality. It's a simple tool for democratic decisions and is unfortunately on the back burner for now
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by Debugreality 15y ago
I was more referring to a democratic process like - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_democracy I agree that a loose "flat" organization is prone to serious problems :)
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by Debugreality 15y ago
How does a purely flat organization lead to no constraints or accountability? In a flat organization every member needs to be responsible for actively upholding the organizations vision in the same way that this article is advising the mana
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by Debugreality 16y ago
I can see a lot of publishers offering special deals for purchasing through their website instead of through the app store to offset the 30%. For example "Subscribe via the web and receive 3 months free subscription." At least until Apple f
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by Debugreality 16y ago
To add to your post I attended a school based on the summer hill philosophy and one of the reasons all the students went to class was because the whole school set up the timetable democratically at the start of each semester. This led to s
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by Debugreality 16y ago
That was a bit tounge in cheek but after discussing this with my partner I think perhaps a more constructive use of class room cameras would be to facilitate peer review and ongoing skill improvement. Similar to code reviews by programmers.
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by Debugreality 16y ago
Put cameras inside classrooms that parents can login to online at any time of day and I think we will see a vast improvement in schools. Just a thought :)
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by Debugreality 16y ago
Helicopter parenting and teacher/student learning as compared to self directed learning strike me as two current trends that may lead to learned helplessness in our society. So many people in my life need constant encouragement to help over
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by Debugreality 16y ago
Any plans to make this an openid server? It would be a good way to validate groups that other applications that require validation could leverage off.
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by Debugreality 16y ago
There are many many ways of being "smart" and I've found most people are smart in at least one way or another. Either they are socially smart, or they are very fast to learn something or they are very good at thinking deeply to work out a c
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by Debugreality 16y ago
I was reluctant to sign up because I suspected you would be asking for my credit card details. If it is free to register then you should mention that.
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by Debugreality 16y ago
I don't think the fact that false leads are investigated is really the problem. But that investigation should be resolved much more quickly and much more transparently. Really the harm seems to be in they way people are being treated not in
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by Debugreality 16y ago
I had a thought regarding the radiation shielding issue I'm not sure how they calculated the mass but it seems to me if they focused on shielding the sleeping "pods" and allowed other common activities to be completed with these small areas
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by Debugreality 16y ago
Developing the core functionality is only 30% (or less) of the work, creating a finished product requires a lot of spit and polish!
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by Debugreality 17y ago
Oh another good trick regarding shyness is to focus on your motive. Why be fearful if you are acting with the other persons interests at heart. Try doing things for others, like smile to make them happier. A lot of people are in the same bo
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by Debugreality 17y ago
There is some good comments here about practicing, the trick is to find what works for you. Make a list of small things you think you can try. Try them. If one doesn't work for you that's ok, write down what you learn from it not working. M
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The hidden dangers of working in IT(debugreality.blogspot.com)
62 points by Debugreality 17y ago|69 comments