mosjeff

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by mosjeff 14y ago
Is this the one? http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2011/12/the-stack-big-board/
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by mosjeff 14y ago
I couldn't help think: "New? It's over 20 years old...". By this logic, we should still be giving Nirvana awards for "Nevermind".
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Pebble killed it on Kickstarter. Now what?(fastcompany.com)
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by mosjeff 14y ago
Thanks for sharing. I really like your perspective (not to mention the analogy). Would you agree, though, that part of the problem is with company's views on their own employee's trajectories?
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by mosjeff 14y ago
Great advice. Similar to you, the main vexation has been "what comes next". Being a developer, you can scale your knowledge vertically and horizontally, constantly improving yourself and growing. Being a "shit umbrella", though, doesn't see
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by mosjeff 14y ago
Wow, this article couldn't have come at a better time for me. Recently, I jumped from being a lead developer to being an architect and manager. Benjamin articulates exactly what I'm going through. Unfortunately, I don't think going backwar
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by mosjeff 14y ago
Has anybody heard of or personally experienced a company actually doing this?
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by mosjeff 15y ago
I haven't tried this myself but it definitely sounds like a great idea. Very similar to the purposes of Quicksilver, Alfred, or Launchy. Only instead of searching for applications, you're searching for functions within an application.
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by mosjeff 15y ago
I've used Foursquare for about a year now and I have to say that I agree with his statements. However, I feel that if anybody is going to eliminate Foursquare, it would be the credit card companies. Reason being, my credit card statement ca
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by mosjeff 15y ago
"Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell. Completely changed the way I think about success and my future.
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by mosjeff 15y ago
I think the problem with finding a one true path is that computer science, as a concentration, has many different avenues. You could focus on developing for the web and work with tools that make dealing with the challenges of the internet e
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by mosjeff 15y ago
It's hard to think that the answer to all of our platforms and languages is yet another platform and language. Java set out to solve a very similar problem (write once, run everywhere) and the issues it ran into didn't involve the language
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Lifestyle Design?(twitter.com)
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MySpace could be sold for $20 million(msnbc.msn.com)
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by mosjeff 15y ago
"If you want a truly righteous hack..." I was so hoping for a "you should score one of those Gibsons."
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Which of the four are getting in the way?(sethgodin.typepad.com)
2 points by mosjeff 15y ago|0 comments