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by cmancini 3y ago
Reminds me of this scene with Stanley Tucci talking about building a bridge in the movie Margin Call: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8Mc-38C88g
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by cmancini 5y ago
That was the first thing I thought of! Big fan of transit. Seems very similar.
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by cmancini 5y ago
Unless I'm reading this incorrectly, these are just ads , not some kind of sexist job board where you put in your gender and out comes a list of eligible jobs. Just yesterday the internet was mad that people were seeing ads and it was
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by cmancini 6y ago
Paid ~$5k/m 2br rent in NYC. $225/m 10x10 storage unit to go mobile this year. So quite a bit less in many cases, especially folks living with less in urban environments, but yes, a whole house, vehicles, etc.. will be pricier to
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by cmancini 7y ago
Yeah I hear the terms 'liquidation preference' much more often than 'preference overhang'.
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by cmancini 7y ago
A lot of people use Emacs, but I remember as Cursive took off in the Clojure community. It's so wonderful being able to work on a large JVM app that includes Scala and Java in IntelliJ and have first class Clojure features. Cursive is
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by cmancini 7y ago
I have seen it before but thats a good reminder in this case!
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by cmancini 7y ago
English-native developers building apps for mainly Western languages can easily introduce encoding i18n bugs that are really unfair for other folks. The rise of emoji in everyday text has been great to force developers to deal with the uppe
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by cmancini 7y ago
That's a good point. There will be prioritization, and the costs could be so high as to rule out brand plays even if they could get the rules interpreted as loosely as possible. My idea might need to bake a bit longer. :)
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by cmancini 7y ago
Most people talk about 1) tourism and 2) research which makes sense, but I can see a lot of benefit for marketing and branding. Imagine promo videos of someone using your gadget in space. A private company could fly up a few models/act
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by cmancini 8y ago
There are some startups trying to fix these issues and price at flat fees to mixed effect (Trelora in Denver comes to mind as an example). I think the true solution will come not by lawsuit but by mass scale market-making by companies like
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by cmancini 8y ago
There are some startups trying to fix these issues and price at flat fees to mixed effect (Trelora in Denver comes to mind as an example). I think the true solution will come not by lawsuit but by mass scale market-making by companies like
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by cmancini 8y ago
This looks great! I like hosting small to medium events and even though it seems simple most platforms are not effective: -Most of my friends either don't use or don't regularly check Facebook -PaperlessPost simply didn't del
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by cmancini 10y ago
Simon Data | https://www.simondata.com/careers | NYC | FT | REMOTE Building a next generation marketing automation tool that's both beautiful, operable, and easy to use, unbundling the complexities of a modern data pip
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by cmancini 10y ago
Agreed. It tags the complexity with identifiers, which is of some use, but it doesn't change anything about the execution path which can still get wildly out of hand.
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by cmancini 10y ago
Lots of great stuff here. It is a numbers game in many ways since I've been in interview processes where we turned down lots of people who go on to succeed in amazing ways at other companies. I would be wary about recommending most peo
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by cmancini 10y ago
This is great, but I'll need an API wrapper package.
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by cmancini 11y ago
I've met Jake and he gives one of the most inspiring and pragmatic pitches about the future of energy I've ever heard. What they're building sounds like magic--massive amounts of energy with incredible safety and portability.
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by cmancini 11y ago
Fun to see this here. I TA-ed for this course--one of my favorite undergrad classes. I highly recommend picking up the full book. The merging of proof and program is really cool as a way to teach CS concepts. I'm actually working on po
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by cmancini 12y ago
Brilliant work. This will be a huge timesaver for me. Thanks!
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by cmancini 13y ago
This is of course not a joke in some countries, and has been done with success. I am very good friends with someone who grew up in one of the central asian dictatorships (stan), and their family had one of the (few) internet lines in the co
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by cmancini 13y ago
I actually needed something exactly like this yesterday, and was having issues getting Bookstrap's modal to do what I wanted. Thanks!
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by cmancini 13y ago
This article isn't even about Google. The title is for linkbait and page views. Bershidsky should stick to writing about Russian affairs, not conventional "wisdom" generalizations about the "latest" trends in techni
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by cmancini 13y ago
I'd encourage you to think bigger than just tinkering with the next big framework as some are suggesting, whether that be a UI kit or Node or whatever. Instead try to understand why and how they work, and just keep programming. Focus o
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by cmancini 13y ago
Interesting points, but I'd argue my IDE should make refactoring so easy I do it all the time. Since, I don't write perfect software the first time, I have to iterate. That iterative process shouldn't be a punishment. Also I
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by cmancini 14y ago
This same thing happened to me. Thought it was a "see if these people are on LinkedIn". Instead it emailed them. Somewhat mortifying, but fortunately I tested with a limited subset of my address book.
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Hyperdex now supports OSX(hackingdistributed.com)
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by cmancini 14y ago
Congrats. Requests has been super useful to me. Awesome stuff.
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by cmancini 14y ago
New York City: Software engineers, Front-end devs, and agile QA engineers wanted at Intent Media. We have a proven and rapidly expanding advertising platform that runs hotel and flight advertising on many major travel sites. From an enginee
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by cmancini 14y ago
I'd be interested to ask Mark about the tier between "brick and mortar" and "digital." Sometimes even engineers get sick and need a doctor. Or sue each other and need lawyers. Or remodel their home and need a contractor. It's nice when thes

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