tonydev

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by tonydev 3y ago
High output management (Andy Grove) is a classic that I've found a lot of value from over the years — written in the 80s and shows its age here and there, but otherwise good for the fundamentals: https://www.amazon.com/
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by tonydev 3y ago
Ignoring how ignorant this comment is to rate of improvement, Bard and chatGPT are about on par when it comes to text output evaluation: https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmsys/chatbot-arena-leaderboar...
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by tonydev 3y ago
This is (unfortunately) great advice for large companies like Google, MSFT, Meta, where the internal mechanics of vying for and achieving promotion tend to drive behavior. Promo packets, calibration sessions, etc. OTOH, this is not good adv
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Cactus for Mac(cactusformac.com)
2 points by tonydev 13y ago|0 comments
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by tonydev 13y ago
Glad you enjoyed using Sold. We are definitely dorks, hopefully not snobs, and had a ton of fun making our marketing in house :)
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Scalability Through Event and Session Tracking With Angler.js(usesold.com)
8 points by tonydev 13y ago|0 comments
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Is VSCO Cam the next Instagram?(theverge.com)
2 points by tonydev 13y ago|0 comments
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In 2 Minutes - From Zero to Elasticsearch with Mongoose(usesold.com)
12 points by tonydev 13y ago|3 comments
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by tonydev 14y ago
When did Hacker News become a place to use profanity and trash ideas without providing any constructive input? I haven't logged in for as long as I can remember. I did so just now to say how dissapointing the tone of this comment is.
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by tonydev 14y ago
Boston, MA. Full Time. Peddl - http://www.peddl.com Jobs - http://www.peddl.com/jobs – About Peddl – Peddl makes selling as easy as snapping a photo. With the push of a button, Peddl automatically prices and categorizes whatever it is
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by tonydev 15y ago
It's fairly plain to see that the "redesign" completely disregards any presence of advertisement. I'd say that would be a constraint failed to be considered.
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by tonydev 15y ago
I try to keep up with Khoi Vihn and Subtraction because I believe he always provides a balanced insight into respectable/high-design principals and the practicality of applying them to mammoth operations like the NYT and such. In fact, his
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by tonydev 16y ago
The handful of people I know at Google are from a variety of academic institutions, ASU, UW, Stanford, and MIT to name a few. Most importantly, they're all passionate, creative hackers who take pride in their work – not riding the prestige
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by tonydev 16y ago
What is the point of this article? There are some 2,000+ four year colleges in the US, and "recruiters" are only interested in grads from 3 or 4 of them? I'm a graduate researcher at the MIT Media Lab, no one I know or work with is even int
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by tonydev 16y ago
I started losing interest when LinkedIn turned into yet another Twitter status stream. I enjoyed it much more when it was pure, and focused on professional relationship growth (debatable, yes). In the most egotistical sense, it is still int
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by tonydev 16y ago
We were just playing around with this specific app in our office. There were about 5 guys huddled together, spinning around with the person controlling the iPhone. Quite a sight. Playing with the gyroscope myself, I realized there is actual
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by tonydev 16y ago
Apple and Adobe have started a strange comparison war. Too much focus on what you can "make", not enough focus on "why" one direction might be better than the other. I really don't care about HTML5 checkers vs. Flash checkers vs. Java check
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by tonydev 16y ago
When you consider a huge portion of the user base - especially the iPhone user base - the simplicity of 'deleting' an app is fairly dangerous. It's not totally impossible to remove an app in your pocket by accident. I'd hate to have to expl
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by tonydev 16y ago
Looks like there are more than 20 comments, but if you still have an invite: [username]@gmail.com thinkwithdesign.com thoughtspoken.com Thanks!