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From Monolith to Multicloud Microservices: Inside Snap’s Service Mesh
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The Power of Paranoia
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Trust the Anecdote
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Android Studio's Killer Feature
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You're Not a Software Development Manager, You're a Software Helper
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The Tragedy of the Common Library
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It's Not Refactoring, It's Untangling
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Ship It
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Software Karma
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One note here: Experiment 2 isn't exactly passive income, not until I get a lot more comfortable with the code. That's the goal, though, and I think it's the likely choice for the greatest amount of income (and least amount of work) in the
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I have had a few interesting experiments here in the past year. Experiment 0: I bought a hotel affiliate site off of flippa. It did pretty well initially, but I didn't do enough investigation into how the previous owner had been generating
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The Start of a New Adventure
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One Big, Glorious Context: How to Improve Mobile Media
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Thanks for the shout out, it's always great to hear from a happy user! You are correct on the business model; right now, it's promotional fees from developers plus device manufacturer licensing fees. You are also correct that we focus on a
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Taco Driven Development and Learning to Listen
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I Ain't Afraid of No Downtime: Scaling Continuous Deployment
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This looks like an excellent implementation of a great idea. It's actually somewhat similar to what we do at Famigo (see http://www.famigo.com/sandbox/ ), though we're much more about content management and recommendations than GPS and te
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Code Like Clarkson
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Bytes Matter
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Understanding-Driven Development
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Billion Dollar Startup Idea Generator
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The Beautiful Marriage of MongoDB and Redis
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On the fiction side, I absolutely loved Shogun by Clavell. I didn't know what to expect, and I found an epic that was captivating in many ways. I also started Neil Gaiman's Sandman series. I realize I'm about 10 years behind everyone else,
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Building Software Is like Escaping from Prison
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Ha, this is actually pretty funny in retrospect. There I was, giving a talk on all of this great stuff we do with our data, having no idea that a good portion of that data had just vanished. The universe has many potent mechanisms for kee
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MongoDB Is a Tool, Not THE Tool
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For a lighter side of both Steve Russell and Alan Kotok, you absolutely must read Steven Levy's Hackers. A large chunk of this book deals with the very early computer scene of MIT in the late 1950s and 1960s. Both of those guys played a bi
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At the very least, this post has given me the title of my forthcoming autobiography: Words that Are Evocative of Sex and Feces.
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Unrelated: one thing we've really learned with this launch is the value of a great video. People seem to be responding really well to that as compared to a wall of text, probably because it's much more effective in telling the story behind
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Famigo Sandbox creates a kid safe environment on your Android in seconds
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