andhof-mt

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by andhof-mt 12y ago
But your thinking like a programmer. Some times it is also valuable to think like a business. What is the goal of this software? Ship now? MVP? Are we trying to polish the software? Or just get it to work? Is it a prototype? Some thoughts t
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by andhof-mt 12y ago
Browser war? Sure. But regardless of the improvements MS makes, they still have years worth of a bad reputation they have built up to get over. It will take leaps and bounds for them to ever build up the respect that Mozilla and Google have
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by andhof-mt 12y ago
One of my motivations in building videos for: https://www.youtube.com/user/devfactor Was just this. In school you can listen, and be taught. But learning how to learn is an entirely different skill. Foundational knowle
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by andhof-mt 12y ago
One of linux's biggest issues is that linux hasn't been developed with consumers in mind for such a long time. Thats why I opted to use mint for recording DevCasts: https://www.youtube.com/user/devfactor othe
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by andhof-mt 12y ago
I've got a side project. And chances are it will never make any real money. But I opted to do it because I know its a pain in the butt to make, and if I don't likely no one else will (or at least do a good job). Nicely edited, fre
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by andhof-mt 12y ago
I worked as a contract engineer for several years and here is my take: Typically in a contract relationship you have alot less obligations than hiring a salaried employee. At the same time, this person is using their valuable time towards y