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gdltec
5mo ago
Do you care to share details on your assessment about onboarding and marketing? I've been using this tool for a few months consistently and it is providing the same value that Pocket did to me. I think a big part of the PH launch failu
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gdltec
6mo ago
I've been reading online for as long as there's been something to read online. But the experience keeps getting worse. Ads, popups, auto-playing videos, modals before you've read a single word. Pocket was my solution for year
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gdltec
8mo ago
This is awesome, thank you for sharing and for building it.
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A note on boredom anonymity and declinism
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gdltec
6y ago
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gdltec
8y ago
After many years of discouraging women and other underrepresented minorities in tech, those groups have a clear disadvantage and creating groups and other ways to help them catch up is what we need to balance things out. You are right about
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Commentary: Browser wars are here, again
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8y ago
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gdltec
8y ago
To me, the cons of working at a startup in SV are these: - lower salary than bigger cos - mostly smaller/less challenging projects - low chances of ever liquidating RSUs and if you do, the value will more likely be low with some very r
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gdltec
8y ago
I do believe that the majority of coding will be replaced by AI or some automated process requiring some inputs and expected results to "code" an application. However, this article reads like an advertisement, and it fails to go d
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gdltec
8y ago
A developer becomes a "great developer" when the company, team, resources, projects, recognition, etc., are compatible with that person. Under that logic, I believe any programmer can be great if they desire to do so and find the
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gdltec
9y ago
I would pay for a social network that can offer a simple UI, that works on any device (have you tried to use Instagram on an iPad Pro), and that can help me switch between private, anonymous, and public posts intermittently.
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gdltec
9y ago
Maybe.
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gdltec
10y ago
That's a shame.
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gdltec
10y ago
Whatever the output, the Uber story will surely be an interesting startup/VC/capitalism case study in the near future.
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gdltec
11y ago
Based on the description it looks like you'll be doing some programming and working closely with software engineers. If you don't have a lot of programming experience this could be a great way to learn and get your foot in the doo
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gdltec
11y ago
If Google search works for you - why replace it? just curious..
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gdltec
11y ago
Yes DuckDuckGo is really a good option. Also Bing from Microsoft is pretty good these days despite the bad reputation.
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gdltec
12y ago
I agree with some of the points in this blog post. However, shouldn't the same advice apply to companies that use the same useless templates to describe development positions and then spend little to no time telling potential candidate
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gdltec
13y ago
Seriously, think of techmeme as well... doing exactly the same - blogspam? http://www.techmeme.com/
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gdltec
13y ago
Correct. So most online blogs that "recap" news do the same correct? Would you agree then that Marco and Daring Fireball are spam as well? if not, please tell what is different?
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gdltec
13y ago
blogspam? I personally curate articles that I think are interesting and add some commentary sometimes. If providing a summary and a link to the original article is blogspam then I guess hackernews also qualifies as one - based on your poor
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Windows Phone is outselling the iPhone in 24 countries
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13y ago
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Larger “metal” iPhones for 2014
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Mac Pro, the beast - is it worth it?
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Google founders’ private air terminal in California
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The NSA is reading your text messages, daily.
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Microsoft's home of the future
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Dropbox and Uber are worth billions but are one step from collapsing
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Nokia Welcomes Increasing Windows Phone OEM Competition
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Apple risks becoming the BlackBerry of 2014
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13y ago
True about product placement, very possible. However, Microsoft made lots of changes to their entire platform and executive line up so I am expecting nothing but bold changes and interesting stuff coming from them this year- I guess we'
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