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mattyfo
6y ago
Something doesn't add up with this story and I suspect it's going to come out in the lawsuit. If the doctor REALLY did want to lower testosterone levels in the 16 year old, there's a slew of medications that would have been m
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mattyfo
7y ago
Well I'll tell you what, you had me a little concerned when you launched. We're working on similar challenges over at Smartsheet. Please reach out if you're interested in staying in this space!
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mattyfo
8y ago
Have you considered therapy? It sounds like you need some self-reflection skills and a therapist could help you develop those skills.
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LayerVault is shutting down
(thenextweb.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
This is really helpful with understanding where data analysis goes wrong but he totally mis-characterizes proper segmentation strategies.
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12y ago
"These average people who are content with the default" are going to be your customers. My grandpa has an iPhone and his friend uses uber all the time. Both are very conservative and might fall into that realm of 'average peo
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mattyfo
12y ago
You're so young, enjoy the ride. Cultivate a rich life and identity outside of work. It's hard but what we do doesn't have to be what defines us.
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12y ago
An HTML/CSS prototyping framework that is dead simple for designers to use. They would only write the code in an easy to organize way (layouts and snippets) and the tool would take care of building everything, live reloads, creating do
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12y ago
I'd disagree on the JS part. I think given the timeframe and context it's fine as is. He did do a lot of things right such as not leaking globals and using gulp/browserify.
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12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Baltimore, MD I'm a User Experience Designer and Developer. I work with startups and companies to figure out how their products should work and execute on their vision. You should contact me if you need help wi
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12y ago
I think your product managers are doing it all wrong. They should be showing up with "this is the problem we've identified" and asking how the makers can solve it. Product management looses out big when they show up with &quo
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13y ago
The author of this article failed in stating up front a basic assumption about UX which is that you need to be making your decisions from a position that is informed by quantitative and qualitative observations about the actual users. When
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13y ago
From reading the description if you need this functionality you should move to something else as the functionality you mentioned is out of it's scope.
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13y ago
As a UX Designer and front-end guy a lot of the appeal is being able to build something functional without a lot of help. You are correct about the taking off part. If any of my ideas were to take off then I would need to swap out one of th
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13y ago
Catshirt, I actually would love to get feedback on this comment: >> initialize models and controllers, then pass that data to newly initialized views. at any scale, this hardly differs. Where do you find it makes the most sense to i
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14y ago
I disagree, I found the Bootstrap JS code hard to read and follow because of the lack of semicolons. For a framework that is supposed to help people 'bootstrap' it would seem to me that making their code understandable and accessible is som
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14y ago
Awesome!! His first book 'Learning Processing' is what got me back into coding after a 5 year hiatus. Processing is a really fun language for experimenting and this should be a good book.
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14y ago
Sort of a tangent here but I've been trying to decide if our organization needs to move away from using Drupal for custom application development. You see to have some experience, what are your thoughts on it for highly customized web appli
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14y ago
Yeah, there really is no comparison when it comes to wireframing. In terms of creating client deliverables and complete documentation we export the wires to PNGs and place them in an InDesign template we have. The template allows us to add
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14y ago
Ha, totally forgot about backlift. Did you guys send out an email when the open beta was launched? I'm looking forward to trying this out as I'm front-end developer turned product manager that can't seem to build any of that 'backend stuff'
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14y ago
For sure, when you launch the beta let me know and I'll give you my honest feedback. I might even be able to use it on a project but will have to take a look at the product first.
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14y ago
Nothing to see here but I am curious to see what this team has come up with. As a UX Architect/Product Manager it's a tough game staying on top of client requests, clarifying them and then handing them off for development. I think the chall
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14y ago
I would argue that they've done a good job of pulling together a lot of the look and feel of their peers into one library. While it can be obnoxious that a lot of MVPs all look the same because of it I don't think it actually looks that bad
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14y ago
Agreed, my number one gripe with spreadsheets as development trackers is that you can't have a discussion around a task. As a product manager I might write something down and it makes perfect sense to me but not the developer. Hence there n
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15y ago
Baltimore, MD - Full Time & Interns - http://www.mindgrub.com/careers I'm an information architect at Mindgrub and I love it. We're a growing agency that has some of the best mobiel and web developers in Baltimore. We've worked on int
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16y ago
Baltimore, MD We're global ad agency working on some cool digital projects. We could use another solid front-end developer. Drop me an email at matthew.forr -at- eurorscg.com
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16y ago
Paul, Come swing by the Node one of these Thursdays, we're normally open at 7:30pm and in there working all sorts of projects until we head over to Joe^2 for drinks. We love company :)
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16y ago
Peter, You may want to follow the tech in Baltimore google group as it was created to help over come this problem. The idea is to help connect the tech circle, check it out. http://groups.google.com/group/techinbaltimore
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The First Baltimore Hackathon
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16y ago
Wow, you're lucky, NYC has so many amazing tech companies to work for an a really vibrant community. As Alnayyir said start breathing the tech scene and get out there. I feel fortunate to be in Baltimore and part of our local Rails group (m
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