Today's my last day as an employee at my job of 6 years. I'll become a consultant starting Monday so if they need me, it'll be hourly billing. I'm just reviewing my emails today and reassigning my regular responsibilities.
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#223Telling my girlfriend's parents that she's getting married. :)
I'm doing the same in the next week :) Considering a dowry joke with her father... but maybe not since it could really wrong, really fast.
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#228Today I'm working on fleshing out some ideas for some business models for my startup, Syphir. Here's a pic of the desk in my bedroom, aka my development environment: http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/9176/developmentenvironme... . A lot of screen real estate, but today most of my work will be done with a pen and a pad :)
(I have an ASUS laptop w/ a 21" monitor and an old Macbook for iPhone dev.)
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#229Today I'm working on fleshing out some ideas for some business models for my startup, Syphir. Here's a pic of the desk in my bedroom, aka my development environment: http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/9176/developmentenvironme... . A lot of screen real estate, but today most of my work will be done with a pen and a pad :)
Geeze, your setup looks unusually similar to mine (that looks like an ASUS). (I have an ASUS laptop w/ a 21" monitor and an old Macbook for iPhone dev.)
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#230Working on a few things: Starting to get the word out for GISQuery.com, a Q&A site for GIS professionals using OSQA. Having an interesting time getting the word out on this one since I need participation for the site to grow. Learning CodeIngniter as a PHP framework to help get a few other ideas off the ground (a revamped 140Pl.us and a new beer website). I am getting tired of trying to build highly functioning sites…
I'd be curious to hear what you think of CodeIgniter, I have heard good things. We've been using CakePHP for about 3 years now, and would highly recommend it as a general purpose PHP framework.
Have the docs and tutorials improved at all for Cake?