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johndavidback
2y ago
I keep a little pocket notebook. Moleskin makes them and others. One of them is just for to-dos, I keep another for ideas.
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Yes but perhaps it reminds you of fond memories? Or just makes life a little more interesting - "Hey, dentist, sorry I'm an hour late!"
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I tend to agree here - of course security is a concern and the horror stories are just that, horrific, but how often (specifically on mobile) do they happen? And with such a significant amount of our personal data now on devices - photos, h
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6y ago
> It’s just a massive time sink with little to no benefit. There is arguably a large social benefit to preventing widespread misinformation being disseminated. Perhaps no great business benefit - indeed it is likely a massive expense. Bu
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You don't have a solution, you have an idea
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If technology isn't the problem, it isn't the solution
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How to Email Your Boss
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Transparency Isn't a Gradient
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Yes - reading the post it appears OP's specific value proposition is keeping DRM'd videos in sync. This reminds me of watching Dawson's Creek with my girlfriend in 8th grade - we'd call eachother on the phone and watch t
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Treat internal projects like startups
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We're debating this internally at work, ad nauseam, and one of our engineers put together this post on why. Just in case others are having the discussion. There are merits on both sides. I think it's particularly hard for talented
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Why Headless?
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Management as Anarchism: It works
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Ideally, but until someone asks for it the first time, they probably don't even have an account for the purpose. So, an irritated DBA who has myriad other backlog tasks probably runs it on a copy if smart, and production if lazy or in
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9y ago
The last line from his CV is a gem: "Two years experience in swing dancing (east coast swing and lindy hop)."
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Continuous Curiosity
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Fair point. I use a little hyperbole to emphasize the fact that a product with an incredible global reach should default to well-planned and executed features, particularly if they are sprung upon you with desktop alerts. Hate it or not, so
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Cortana is really bad
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Pre-screening developer candidates
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Stop, just do it.
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Managers: Don't translate your stress
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It was a bit interesting to see, and perhaps not at all surprising, that they've been around since 2010. And they crossed the billion-dollar-valuation threshold 4 years later.
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When your (startup) co-engineer is gone for 6 weeks
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How to win your Facebook arguments (you can't)
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That's all well and good, but a key distinction here is that you are using Facebook for absolutely no out-of-pocket expenditure. Going to Vegas costs actual dollars. I suppose a stark, diametric alternative to being forced to view tar
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We don't talk about anything anymore
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Do any startups have dress codes?
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Two boys and a dog
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If creating was easy, everyone would be doing it
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Your startup is not a secret, and no one cares
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