bryanculver

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by bryanculver 2mo ago
I started down this path, although with a VS Code plugin, but I didn’t find the ability to visually tie into the text editor with chat modals/bubbles. It’s likely what I would pivot to if I don’t like the amount of effort necessary to
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by bryanculver 2mo ago
I'm slowly building an IDE with mentor/skill-level awareness baked in. I've noticed that juniors and new hires often fall into an impostor-syndrome trap when reading an unfamiliar codebase or reviewing a senior peer's PR
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by bryanculver 1y ago
A follow-up/related message would be great: > "To the Guy I Invited to My Wedding, Even Though We Have Never Met"
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by bryanculver 2y ago
This will sound like cheating but I argue for the time it saves me, both in creation and on-going maintenance, and delivering a quality finished project: Squarespace. The clients are happy, if they get to the point where they want to manage
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by bryanculver 3y ago
"'I understood that reference' - Captain America" - Michael Scott
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by bryanculver 4y ago
Will they make a couple more $ out of this? Maybe. I suspect they'd rather not have a proliferation of developers farming out their profiles and dealing with it on the service/support side. Developers with pseudo-ownership of stra
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by bryanculver 6y ago
I see that now. I wouldn't disagree, but if you're a CTO for example you might have interest in the services more than joining the team.
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by bryanculver 6y ago
The article is fascinating but one thing I am finding very common on these engineering blogs is no easy path back to the company or service. Understandably the logo at the top goes back to the blog homepage and the copyright at the bottom i
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by bryanculver 7y ago
So although there might be “waste”, emergency preparedness shouldn’t be forgotten about. It’s safer and better to have blood available when it’s needed than to be begging for it.
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by bryanculver 7y ago
What I think they're saying is that with Adblockers, they can phone home which ads they block, URLs they see, etc. Content blockers impose rules at the outset and the rule generator won't see what the URLs/content actually is
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by bryanculver 8y ago
- Random scratch files in ~/Desktop/Rug (purged monthly, no backup) - All development in ~/Workspace (routinely backed up) - Source controlled development in ~/Workspace/Repos/[entity]/[project
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by bryanculver 9y ago
Click and drag it to the right.
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by bryanculver 9y ago
I started a company, Argonomo ( https://argonomo.com ) and we founded and soft launched two ventures: - SafeWhistle: An anonymous, encrypted, privacy-focused whistleblowing and incident management application companies and institu
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by bryanculver 9y ago
If it's from @aantonop on The Kevin Rose Show (which I just got done listening to myself) he did mention that until the volatility comes down, prices can't be pegged to the Bitcoin (or many cryptocurrencies for that matter). Examp
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by bryanculver 9y ago
While I don't completely disagree with you in the large discrepancy between the two, I believe it's a gross over-simplification to state Priceline owns nothing. In the same over-simplification you could state that newspapers are w
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by bryanculver 9y ago
Wow, in the last 100M seconds I've gotten married, bought a house, had two kids, graduated college, started my own company. That's one heck of a metric.
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by bryanculver 9y ago
I had LASEK (a less invasive, longer recovery option to LASIK) a few years ago. My suggestion is if you are at all interested in the procedure, and I would HIGHLY recommend it, is to find a doctor that performs both styles of procedures, wi