charlespwd

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by charlespwd 8y ago
SEEKING WORK, Montreal, Remote Pragmatic Front-End Engineer working on big projects (50M+ Revenue). Areas of focus: - Mentoring/Lead - Optimization (A/B testing) - Performance - Stability - Deployment - Automation
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by charlespwd 9y ago
That's exactly what I did. I'm doing it on poloniex, but I'm pretty sure you could do the same for bittrex too. However, they are a bit limiting on the kind of orders you can make (I believe it's limit orders only). Polo
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by charlespwd 9y ago
Same here. Precision 5520 (the business edition of the XPS). Only thing I wish I took was the better GPU. 4K screen + external screen can be a lot to ask from the onboard graphics. Other than that, it is so much more performant than my old
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by charlespwd 11y ago
I understand where you're coming from. But that's kind of a slippery slope argument. It is based on the premise that manipulation is evil. Manipulation isn't evil. Let's consider for a minute an event where persuasion ps
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by charlespwd 12y ago
There's a couple of things I do that I've found beneficial to deal with this problem. 1. I've found it very beneficial to "Lock down" goals and objectives for the entire year. Spend 2 days thinking of what you want,
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by charlespwd 12y ago
For the lazy: grep -i <password> 10-million-combos.txt
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Hacking Habits(cpclermont.com)
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by charlespwd 12y ago
I can't remember from whom I read/heard this from, I think it's from Rob Walling in "Start small, stay small", but what resonated with me was the following: 1. Put yourself on an information diet, and 2. Filter out
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by charlespwd 12y ago
This concept is absolutely fantastic. I can't wait to see this cover more cities. The potential for this is enormous. Keep it up guys!
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by charlespwd 12y ago
Fantastic piece. I believe in similar things. Here, where I currently live, we spend so much time working and being productive that we forget to ask questions. "Why am I doing this?" "What is the meaning of it?" "Wh
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by charlespwd 12y ago
Thanks for the tip; they went straight onto my list of books to read.
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by charlespwd 12y ago
I, too, was a bit disappointed. It felt like a videotaped blog post. But then again, maybe I was expecting magic tricks where there aren't any.
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by charlespwd 12y ago
Interesting talk. Thanks for sharing!
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by charlespwd 12y ago
I love it! Thanks for this.
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by charlespwd 12y ago
I'm going to emphasize this and add that writing Stanford's course example apps in Swift instead of ObjC is really a great way to learn the language.
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by charlespwd 12y ago
I don't know... Obviously you do. As to whether I should laugh about it or not: That's a different discussion. During that trip I have met lots of different types of people. Relevant to this discussion would be the ones travelling
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by charlespwd 12y ago
Both, and guesthouses and homestay (one of the best experience of my life). I maintained a travel diary but travel blogging isn't something that interested me much. And I worked as an intern turned into a web developer before leaving.
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by charlespwd 12y ago
Noble, makes lots of sense. Thanks
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by charlespwd 12y ago
Hi, I've been a lurker here for some time now. I rarely ever comment on stories because, well, I have better things to do. But now, I really need to broaden my perspective. I just don't get it. *Disclaimer : I am young (23), broke