dklounge

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by dklounge 13y ago
I think these are fair points, and building on those points, doesn't it support that traditional 4-year and 2-year degrees may not be delivering education as valued by the market place? I can add that - at least for the current market - co
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by dklounge 14y ago
What would be alternatives that come to your mind vs meteor?
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by dklounge 14y ago
The meteor-based app seems to be speedier ... maybe because of the way it's handling server-client data relationship better?
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Getting to the goal takes time - sharing from Washington's example(findinbay.blogspot.com)
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Language is for expression ... would love your feedback(findinbay.blogspot.com)
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Soon, your taxi driver may know more Ruby than you do(findinbay.blogspot.com)
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by dklounge 14y ago
I'm sorry!
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by dklounge 14y ago
sigh. my wantrepreneurial dreams are dashed ...
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by dklounge 14y ago
Portlandia. zzz.
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by dklounge 14y ago
ummm ... so, well, if you really want to be loved and be genuinely good, then think about open sourcing. interesting pattern i'm observing among the new (younger) generation of developers ... many are implicitly not testing IE, and some ar
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by dklounge 14y ago
Enjoy the time off & Merry Christmas! Good luck at Coverity.
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by dklounge 14y ago
Right on. I second these sentiments. First, keep up the good work and best of luck moving forward. Very good that you're also reflecting on your successes and failures - always be learning. The most challenging piece of a new business is
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by dklounge 14y ago
Simple, maybe too simple of a generalization of certain market dynamics. For one thing, all businesses can be broken down to two or more sub-processes, and the flip seems to indicate the fact that there are overlaps between the role of the