ltcoleman

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by ltcoleman 3y ago
We are seeing console, codebuild, etc. access issues. Possibly all using Lambdas, foundationally?
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by ltcoleman 8y ago
I can empathize with the anger over a price reduction when you just bought a product. I bought a truck and a month later, the dealership had an additional 5k in rebates. Same happens when you buy an expensive tv, and a couple months later,
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by ltcoleman 8y ago
No. I do not believe we are in a bubble. At least for skilled professions that keep learning, the likelihood is the reverse. As more layers of abstraction make it easier to produce business value, a smaller number of skilled professions wil
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Ask HN: Employer was bought by PE firm, what's next?
1 points by ltcoleman 9y ago|0 comments
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by ltcoleman 11y ago
I agree completely here. Many of my dev1s want to use the latest greatest stuff, but you will most likely not find those technologies in large stable production systems unless to facilitate some one-off service or piece of architecture that
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by ltcoleman 12y ago
AWS should work fine for you, but I would spend a lot of time up front going through the AWS security blog to make sure your infrastructure is secure. I was bit by this and experienced a hack within 2 hours of starting up my first ec2 insta
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by ltcoleman 12y ago
Strangely enough, the first startup that was shown is the only startup from Arkansas that has gone to Y. I am a developer in Arkansas. Creepy.
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by ltcoleman 12y ago
From the article : we will present examples in both Objective-C and Swift and will include a few weeks of Swift coverage as part of the second or third course. A strong foundation of knowledge in Objective-C will still be key to being a str
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by ltcoleman 12y ago
Yes, they do exist. I have a whole team of full-stack developers. I gave one an iphone application to fix bugs in and convert from ios5 to ios7. He had no prior objective-c experience and in a week and a half, he had fixed all of the bugs a
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by ltcoleman 12y ago
From my point of view, this is due to lack of tech education. There just are not enough people graduating/learning the technical skills necessary for medium to large size software companies to employ. I am a manager/developer&#x2F
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by ltcoleman 12y ago
I really appreciate all of the replies. My main concern lies not at all in the gay marriage debate. It lies in the increased bullying for views that aren't aligned with what individuals believe is right. For example : http:/&#x2F
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by ltcoleman 12y ago
Isn't the point of a democracy to allow the people to have a voice? It is starting to seem like many progressive groups are trying to vilify an individual's freedom of speech/thought. The Brendan Eich controversy highlights t
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by ltcoleman 12y ago
If you are not careful with work/life balance, the hustle of working in the startup world can easily get you down. Also the high rate of failure in the startup world contributes. A startup founder/employee that is working 80 hour
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
I do realize that isn't the best link, but you can at least see the full session title there.
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
you need to watch the WWDC 2012 session 211 with teaches NSOperationQueue for touch processing http://pupuweb.com/wwdc-2012-session-211-building-concurrent...
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
Thanks for building this guys! It was fun.
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High school teacher wants to build plane with low-income students(gogetfunding.com)
3 points by ltcoleman 13y ago|0 comments
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
yea, I think it would be a ton of fun. The concern with paint balls may be warranted but with their case it would take an amazing shot to cause phone damage. I think the airsoft angle is the real killer. When I was younger, I always wante
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Startup aims to bring Call of Duty-like tech to live paintball games(venturebeat.com)
29 points by ltcoleman 13y ago|17 comments
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
This is a great idea! Airsoft is becoming so popular and using augmented reality to bring perks to real-life is exciting.
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Help fund this 17yr old's amazing startup(arkansasbusiness.com)
1 points by ltcoleman 13y ago|0 comments
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
The new site looks great guys! I have had our dev staff using treehouse for over a year now, and for the devs that get into it, I can see their excitement after each new technology they start to pick up. Treehouse is AWESOME!
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Google App Engine simplifies iOS backend development(techcrunch.com)
2 points by ltcoleman 13y ago|0 comments
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
It does have pocket integration though. So in summary, a beautiful UI to read HN articles with pocket integration for read later, but no access to comments
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
it does not display comments. I bought it because i enjoyed the look, but looks like until they get comments, i doubt many will install.
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
Your words are extremely accurate to me. There ARE 10x engineers but it takes a lot of experience to even have a chance at becoming one. A new grad ( even out of somewhere lik e Stanford ) has no chance to be a 10x engineer especially in a
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
That announcement at least tells me something is going on, but i am not seeing a disruption. I have a total outage. I cannot even get to the login page.
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
I am sure their automated email systems sent the same email to people in Florida... So what? Is there any point to this article? Do you really think OKCupid decided to spam people in Boulder during flash floods to try to get user engagement
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
Shhhhh! The east and west coasters haven't figured it out yet wink wink . Good technology professionals in the South live very well. :)
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by ltcoleman 13y ago
In my opinion, all hacker spaces, co-working spaces, etc. need somebody to be the "bad cop". Building any size community requires members to participate. Tech people in particular are generally less likely to want to cause confro

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