johnnyn

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by johnnyn 11y ago
My children are also young (two under 5). It is incredibly difficult to find time to exercise. I play soccer one or two nights a week after the kids go to bed. It can be exhausting to do after a long day of work and kids, but it's wort
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by johnnyn 12y ago
I'm assuming Bill left out specific numbers because he doesn't want to share them. "Watching the sausage get made" just means he got to see all the details that went into building Twitch.
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by johnnyn 12y ago
Is Instagram going to release Instacash now?
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The Bullshit Machine(medium.com)
8 points by johnnyn 12y ago|2 comments
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Ron Swanson's Scrum(twitter.com)
1 points by johnnyn 13y ago|0 comments
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by johnnyn 13y ago
Give me a break. My kids see things I don't see all the time. At the playground, in the car, everywhere. I don't dismiss what they say and I have them tell me about it. If I'm in a hurry, I simply agree with them and move on.
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Amazon Video is down(amazon.com)
4 points by johnnyn 13y ago|0 comments
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by johnnyn 14y ago
+1 for Trello.
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by johnnyn 14y ago
This is so well done. Really impressive. It seems like a great tool for both designers and developers. The more I develop responsive sites, the more I realize how difficult and tedious it is. Hopefully, this takes a lot of the pain away. I'
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by johnnyn 14y ago
This isn't fair at all. Posterous was very responsive to user feedback and reported bugs. Posterous engineers spent much of their time answering support emails directly and finding solutions for users. As a matter of fact, support emails go
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by johnnyn 14y ago
I think the answer from Paul Buchheit on that post is the better one: "I certainly don't regret it. Wealth removes constraints. Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing depends on the extent to which you needed those constraints. If you h
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Sorry to hear about all of your troubles Diego. Wishing you the best and hope it works out at some point. I've had quite a few friends go through the very same thing (fertility treatments, miscarriages) -- such difficult experiences.
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Potocin and an epidural are not treatments. C-sections are emergency procedures and should only be done in emergency and high risk situations. Unfortunately, they are the norm now. The problem is not C-sections and epidurals. The problem is
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Awesome account of the birth and experience. Thanks for sharing and going into detail about such intimate moments. We had both of our kids at home via midwife, but the experience obviously has similarities to the hospital. Our second was br
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Of course. It is not necessary unless you want it for the pain. A doctor might suggest it but it is ultimately a decision made by the couple.
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Let's get serious here...founders don't have that much sex. There is no time -- even if you are in a relationship.
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Is this a joke?
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Riusuke Fukahori Paints Three-Dimensional Goldfish Embedded in Layers of Resin(thisiscolossal.com)
1 points by johnnyn 14y ago|0 comments
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The Billion-Dollar Question About Tony Hsieh's Las Vegas Experiment(businessinsider.com)
1 points by johnnyn 14y ago|0 comments
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by johnnyn 14y ago
I can't speak for gorvechev but I can see why parents think of these things. It became exponentially more difficult with the addition of our second child. The older one is mostly sweet to the baby and she is super pleasant but there are tim
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by johnnyn 14y ago
This was my first instinct as well. She has must have no kids.
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by johnnyn 14y ago
This is ridiculous. Parenting is really freaking hard. I'm a father of two small kids but I can't imagine being a single mom of four kids, with one mentally ill, like Liza. I commend her for being so honest and using her writing to get thro
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BookShout: A universal bookshelf to import your books from Amazon or B&N(digitalbookworld.com)
1 points by johnnyn 14y ago|0 comments
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by johnnyn 14y ago
I totally agree about the scrum master role. I have never understood the need for a scrum master when there are product managers and tech leads. Scrum masters usually don't have technical or product experience. I think some product managers
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Totally. I'm about to add a newborn to a 2 year old. Getting up early is an unrealistic option because I'm already up early with the kids. Working on side projects after 9p works best for me. Kids are in bed at 7p or so, hang out with the w
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Github is your friend. Create an account and put some of your code on there (outside of work of course ;) ). I'm sure you could come up some a neat Matlab or Python tool to build.
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by johnnyn 14y ago
This is most likely because of the publisher, not iBooks. Publishers have a copyable flag for each book in their ONIX file. Retailers have to abide by this flag when displaying the eBook. This sucks but that is the eBook industry for you.
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by johnnyn 14y ago
Build something and start contributing to the open source community. Once you have some work out there, I bet you will be able to find a programming job. A lot of great companies don't pay attention to your degree, they will just want good
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What Will Become of the Paper Book?(slate.com)
1 points by johnnyn 14y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Updated IPO Filing Shows Weakness in Revenue(cnbc.com)
1 points by johnnyn 14y ago|0 comments

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