paulwithap

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by paulwithap 8y ago
I think git became dominant because there's no MercurialHub
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by paulwithap 8y ago
I use Medium sporadically, and I think it's a good platform to use if you don't already have an audience, since it's easy to repost to larger publications and gain distribution. Once you gain an audience, or if you already ha
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The 9 YC S18 Companies Developers Should Know(stackshare.io)
4 points by paulwithap 8y ago|0 comments
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On-Premises HipChat Replacements(stackshare.io)
1 points by paulwithap 8y ago|0 comments
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by paulwithap 8y ago
If it helps, I’ve used Redux in a couple production apps and loved it. Boilerplate can be a bit tedious at times, but in exchange you get a lot of sanity and clarity in your code.
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by paulwithap 8y ago
There has certainly been a lot of anti-vaping money backing ballot measures like the recent one in SF. I’ve been meaning to look into who is actually funding this. The tobacco companies seem to be on board with the trend and many are manufa
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by paulwithap 8y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that you’re inhaling significantly less vapor per hit with a Juul, than a “mod”.
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Norman Doors(normandoors.tumblr.com)
1 points by paulwithap 8y ago|0 comments
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by paulwithap 8y ago
This is spot on. It's just like any other marketing tactic - it works well until everyone else starts doing it. As for the pricing of posts, the lowballing is getting more and more dramatic, because there are many more "influencer
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by paulwithap 8y ago
I can say from experience that an Instagrammer with 100k followers is unlikely to get anything near $2700 to post a photo. This was probably true several years ago, but these days the number is closer to $1000.
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by paulwithap 8y ago
Personally, I prefer poodle.
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by paulwithap 9y ago
eBay
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by paulwithap 9y ago
I've taken the MIT and Stanford CS intro courses, and neither of them delved into 90% of these.
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by paulwithap 11y ago
When you have to use design principles to argue against the fact that many people think the "poorly designed" poster looks better, your principles have failed you, and maybe it's time to reconsider them.
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by paulwithap 12y ago
So do people with numbers listed in the phonebook.
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by paulwithap 12y ago
I'm speaking from the perspective of someone who has actually suffered from severe, crippling depression, and in my experience, the greatest danger is feeding into this fantasy world the depressed mind conjures. My post is acknowledgin
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by paulwithap 12y ago
Blaming your lack of fitting in on being black, and buying into this bullshit your head is telling you is your real problem. I've felt the exact same way you describe in this post, but instead of "black", insert "short&q
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by paulwithap 12y ago
Does this come as a surprise to anyone?
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by paulwithap 12y ago
I had a similar experience in Palo Alto. Once I realized I was not in the right car, I just got out at the first red light.
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by paulwithap 12y ago
The entire point of AA is not to focus on the singular behavior of problem drinking, but instead to produce a complete psychic change. The central theme of the "Big Book" is that simply removing the alcohol from an alcoholic is no
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by paulwithap 12y ago
Thank you both for your responses! I speak from vivid memories of frustration with that course. I didn't notice the bridge section you had put there. I do really admire and appreciate what you're doing. I'm a self-taught web
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by paulwithap 12y ago
Cool idea, but as someone who as actually taken the courses in this list, the order is all out of whack. There is no way someone completely new to programming could jump into Udacity's CS253 and have any idea what is going on. Even fro
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by paulwithap 13y ago
Weird. I've come back to our Jade templates months later, thankful I decided to use to Jade. My only beef with it at the time was the lack of documentation, but that seems to have improved since.
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by paulwithap 13y ago
You're right. Apples and oranges are basically the same thing. That book holds about the same scientific weight as 50 Shades of Grey. If you don't think there are inherent psychological differences between men and women, then you&
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by paulwithap 13y ago
So, you're saying that aside from genitalia, men and women are exactly the same and, in a vacuum, the distribution of genders in any given profession should be perfectly equal? You really believe that?
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by paulwithap 13y ago
I absolutely agree with you. Obviously, no one should ever feel like they aren't welcome in a field because of their gender. I just don't see the point of making giant, obsessive efforts to push a group of people into a field and
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by paulwithap 13y ago
Yeah, those are reputable sources.
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by paulwithap 13y ago
What is up with the obsession to get women coding? Why does it matter? You don't see anything like this in female-dominated professions.
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by paulwithap 13y ago
As a few other people have said, the only possible way you're going to have a popular dating app is by having a lot of fake users in the beginning. When Tinder first launched, at least 90% of the profiles I came across were, after a li
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by paulwithap 13y ago
There are childish assholes everywhere, and this guy seems to take a few Rubygems with names like "ass" (how sexist!) and claim that this is indicative of a general attitude of he-man woman-hating in the programming community. The

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