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Comment #28423110
Great data point! Thank you!
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Comment #27616029
No mention of XMind yet. So here it is: https://www.xmind.net/
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Comment #27346890
Printed template, multiple exposures. There are images of the template around middle of TFA.
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Comment #27333776
> If I didn't learn something from the junior engineer or intern this past month, I wasn't paying attention. Amen! Not just junior engineers. PMs, analysts, testers. We all have a …
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Comment #26374329
I can't upvote this enough. I love _something_. I hate talking to other people who love _something_. ...use the combinations you enjoy. Bless the parent comment.
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Comment #26123898
I'd call The Köln Concert "protracted edging".
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Comment #15015434
I see what you did there. :)
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Comment #14399902
Not doing it in a structured way. Catching up with friends in the industry. Mostly over coffee. Local customers.
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Comment #14399781
I'm on the same boat. Strengthening my network at the moment. I don't know exactly how to move forward as well. I'm in the Philippines. For inspiration, I'm reading this again and …
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Comment #14191892
I was being kind, sir. What I was trying to say is: I don't give a flying raccoon if people want to exercise or not. So yeah. No strategising from me.
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Comment #14191452
> The real question is how do you get people of their ass and start exercising? You don't. You wait for them until they decide and act on their decision.
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Comment #13605298
I totally agree with this analysis.
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Comment #13604771
> Saying 'it's not a business model' is basically equivalent to saying 'I don't have to worry about money.' No, Sir. I think the point flew past you. Saying "it's not a business mo…
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Comment #13604411
Most insightful comment in this mishmash. I'll say it again for future searchers of wisdom: Open Source is not a Business Model.
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Comment #13316402
You forgot IBM. grin
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Comment #12681543
Offtopic but... I'm cheering for pyret! And for the group behind it of course. :)
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Comment #12428826
I've been focusing, and doing, this wellness and exercise thing lately. Just reading for the last several years. Best article, which led me to action, is this http://www.mensjourna…
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Comment #12410167
In behalf of the Argentinian circus people, I thank you.
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Comment #12363870
Long time fan. Great docs. And a 'native' Prolog interpreter: http://software-lab.de/doc/ref.html#pilog
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Comment #12275087
How far into the future are you looking at? There's got to be a server somewhere. Somebody has to write code for those, aside from caring and feeding. Smaller applications, in the …
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Comment #12224276
Refactor. Joel says it far better: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000069.html I see sibling comments on big rewrites. No. I see sibling comments on service based rep…
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Comment #12217122
I came here to thank the Postgres developers for their hard work. Also their grace under such trying times.
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Comment #12208762
Plays nicely into the Broken Window Theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_windows_theory
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Comment #12208153
As a Rust fan and electronics enthusiast, I find these kinds of projects awesome. Thank you for the write up and keep on hacking!
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Comment #12190232
Been on this search lately. I found Thievery Corporation, Sounds From The Ground, Nightmares on Wax and Tycho fits the bill nicely. Brian Eno's Music for Airports to get me into th…