natasham25

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How to Create a “Hello World” WatchKit App(natashatherobot.com)
2 points by natasham25 12y ago|0 comments
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This is the best resume ever, and it's made of Legos(cnet.com)
1 points by natasham25 12y ago|0 comments
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by natasham25 12y ago
"Mr. Example shares a photo of his delicious food, Best Buddy shows off his coffee and Miss Hotty shares a photo of her lingerie laying on her bed and a body shot in a changing room. " Wow! I did not get to that screen, but that&#
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by natasham25 12y ago
Good point - I wish I had the confidence back then to say something. Instead, I just left and never went back. A few months later, I switched to iOS.
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by natasham25 12y ago
> But let me ask when, if ever, your sister will be able to leave that sequestered environment and enter the real world. Isn't it our goal to take down these barriers and achieve gender equality? Keep in mind this will be her first
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by natasham25 12y ago
I got my little sister - almost 15 - to apply for this program. It's important for me that she has a very safe and welcoming environment to get excited about coding - since this will be her introduction to it. I feel like having 15-16
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by natasham25 12y ago
Yep, just like I suspected. Been on there for 10 minutes, and already getting friend requests from creepy guys I've never heard of. I would only use this with close friends.
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by natasham25 12y ago
I like the concept, and event want to use this, but maybe you can have more thought put in to the example friends. I do not categorize my friends as Mr. Example, Miss Hotty, and Best Buddy....especially as a woman. The Miss Hotty is especia
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by natasham25 13y ago
It was a very similar application to the Startup School application.
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by natasham25 13y ago
Thanks YC for putting this conference together. It was seriously the best conference I've ever been to. The talks were real and gave honest and practical advice we could all relate to. The audience was incredible. Everyone I talked to
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by natasham25 13y ago
KVO is built-in to iOS, but it has some serious issues. One BIG issue is that you have to register to observe a key in order to de-register from it later. If you never register for the key (because it is dynamic for example), and try to de-
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by natasham25 13y ago
I've been coding for only a little over 2.5 years, and especially agree with the point on learning technologies that are significantly different from what you're comfortable with. I started by learning Java to understand programmi
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Uber and Cheezburger will deliver you 15 minutes of kitten playtime for $20(blog.uber.com)
117 points by natasham25 13y ago|65 comments
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This Guy Just Sold $600,000 Worth Of Board Games(startupstats.com)
2 points by natasham25 13y ago|0 comments
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by natasham25 13y ago
Would love to use this on my blog all the time, but the price point is way out of range. I've tried it though, and it's incredible if you can afford it.
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by natasham25 13y ago
Thanks for the encouragement. Right now I have a full time job as an iOS developer, so this is just something I'm doing more for fun than for the money. I'm currently in between ideas for my own apps, so working with others seems
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by natasham25 13y ago
Thanks for reading my stuff :) The journey just gets more fun every day!
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Offer HN: I'll build your iPhone App idea For $200
21 points by natasham25 13y ago|10 comments
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by natasham25 14y ago
I didn't notice this happening on my blog either until a friend notified me. When I looked at my blog post, the ad space was just filled with my own blog posts, so I thought it was cool, since users will be referred to other articles I wrot
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by natasham25 14y ago
Hi, a woman programmer here. I asked a question on StackOverflow once while first learning Python, and got a pretty mean answer. I called the guy out on my blog, of course: http://natashatherobot.com/hey-dude-you-dont-have-to-be-mean... .
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by natasham25 14y ago
I started getting very slight headaches after staring at a computer all day, so I got Gunnars. The headaches are gone, and I continue to wear them every day. They're a little weird at first, but the brightness of the screen really gets to m
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by natasham25 14y ago
I've been learning to code on my own for 6-7 months before applying for Dev Bootcamp, and I've tried pretty much every resource. At a certain point, although I've made some serious progress, I hit a wall. I could build things and make them
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by natasham25 14y ago
I've been learning on my own for about 6 or 7 months before I joined Dev Bootcamp. I wouldn't recommend doing it if you haven't tried learning yourself.
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by natasham25 14y ago
Yes, it can be boiled down to the usual recipe - focus and time. The other component, that I think is really important for learning how to code and is often overlooked, is knowing your learning style and finding the resources that match it
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by natasham25 14y ago
Great idea! This is my first ebook, so I'm still learning :)
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ShowHN: I learned to code and got a job in less than a year. Here is my ebook.(gumroad.com)
18 points by natasham25 14y ago|16 comments
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by natasham25 14y ago
I never trust just my willpower, so I trick myself into habits that I want. Want to eat healthy? Only have healthy food at home (no cookies). Want to be productive and not go on Facebook or Hacker News or Twitter? Install Self Control, and
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Fast Rails Tests Through Behavior Verification(chill.manilla.com)
1 points by natasham25 14y ago|0 comments
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by natasham25 14y ago
This is why I'm a big fan of TDD. You're basically commenting your code in your tests without having to comment the actual code.
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by natasham25 14y ago
The food on there is pretty disgusting. Not sure why startup culture goes together with junk food. It's like buying poison for your team.

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