johnparkerg

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by johnparkerg 11y ago
In working with corporate clients, webdesigners are rarely at fault. Editorial committees and boards make sure sites are as featureless as possible claiming they must be "sober" and "serious". The same virus, different h
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by johnparkerg 11y ago
Having some experience with AI, I would also be suspicious of The Grid as it is described in this article. The most inconsistent part is the natural language interpretation stated by the author, which is both very hard to achieve successful
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by johnparkerg 11y ago
Is it just me or Native Development with non Native Resources sounds like a contradiction?
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by johnparkerg 11y ago
They can say that they only hire the "top 3%" because their application funnels only allow 3% of the people that apply to work for them. This has a two important implications, 1)They are the "top" by their standards and
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by johnparkerg 12y ago
Being the CEO of a (Mexican) startup and having a daughter there is nothing I could value more than kids learning how to code as soon as possible. So much that I've been known to make my wife go mad by encouraging my daughter to forget
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by johnparkerg 12y ago
This is the kind of story that motivates me. I like being reminded that the internet hasn't become the place where initiatives (big or small) either become billion dollar companies or they fail completely, contrary to the picture the s
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by johnparkerg 12y ago
I think this is just a reflection of the gap between academia and the real world. One could argue that the problem is the lack of a 'trial and error' philosophy in 'theory and practice' or that scientists couldn't p