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Bro, do you even code?

I like the concept btw...


It's a good idea and will save me time. But, I really think it needs a subject line.


Yepp, defenitely. Some spam filters don't like emails without subject.


Do they? I wasn't aware. I answered a question about subject lines a bit ago.

Edit: for the spam filter thing, I added [cc:to me] as the subject line while I figure out a better solution.


Dig the idea, but agree the design is lacking. I'm still going to subscribe - good luck!


That site is pretty cool, there are lots of similar charts and graphs on there.

Day jobs...

http://laphamsquarterly.org/visual/charts-graphs/?page=71


I worked in Olathe, Kansas for about eight years before moving to Portland, Oregon. I wouldn't personally move back, but I sure do miss the BBQ and significantly lower cost of living.

Assuming they would have kept their SF salaries - they would have felt like they got a pretty sweet raise. On the flip side, Kansas doesn't offer anywhere near the culture or available activities.

They way they choose to handle this was pretty cool though, good for them!


http://www.railstutorial.org/

This is a book teaches you how to build a Twitter like applications. According to the site it will eventually be accompanied by screencasts.

I do like screencast though. I say go for it but teach folks how to build a different application than the one in Rails Tutorial.


That is a good point. But certainly some of the folks PG observed had always user Macs as well.

It would be interesting to know how many people he had interviewed at the time he wrote the essay.


Q. Did you hear about the constipated mathematician? A. He worked it out with a pencil.


I choose No.

I'm interested in playing with one. But I really don't think I will buy one - perhaps my wife will though. ;-)


plus one on both of these suggestions.


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