tudorizer

As much as I dislike this, they are a business. Running servers and streams is not free.

The great conondrum of software...

I strongly disagree and would like to apologise on the behalf of devs + managers that gave you this impression.

I was fortunate to work with people that ran proper stand-ups (5-15 minutes at the beginning of the day, actually standing up). Senior, junior, management, devs, it felt like we all benefited from a quick huddle before starting dev. Even if we Slack troughout the day and raise issues, having a quick sync session seemed to have a bigger impact.

Interesting concept. Sounds more like an astute sense of critical thinking. Would a machine (i.e. AI) with vast knowledge, driven solely by cold facts and results be considered hypersane?

Not to take away from their good communication, but they are still relatively small. If they keep this up while growing, then they might have some secret sauce.

Is everyone really using FB/Whatsapp? The apps used in China , SE Asia or Japan have quite a different approach than FB.

It's software, it can be optimised much quicker than optimising the politics and dynamics of the existing banking system.

As a techie, you should still apprectiate the fact that Bitcoin mining is the first financial system that can be measured in terms of energy impact.

Existing systems, banks and all adjacent institutions and companies, are close to impossible to track and measure.

Does it really? As far as I understand it, in a traditional webhost you have a certain set of resources allocated to your account for which you pay even when 0 traffic hits it. Serverless consists of an isolated chuck of logic that runs only when a request hits your server. When the traffic is 0, server resources are blocked on an idle service.

Join the club!

Absolutely beautiful!

As someone who is just starting consulting, after 10+ years of development and a few product experiments, I thank you for sharing this article!

From the business pov, it usually means that it generates enough profit to sustain a person or family without growing massively or becoming a "unicorn".

Erm, there's a printed version: http://amzn.to/2tkRUI4

That's my theory too and I'm banking on it as my career moves from 10 years of development and design work to management.

I wonder if in the 1900s they had the same issues...

Interesting argument. I'm using Trello and many people say something similiar about it, but my researched always showed me that those people either don't know how to use Trello to the full potential or they are generally bad at organising.

What would make Asana convey "real business" ?

Are any of your friends paying for SoundCloud?

I've been playing with https://github.com/guilhermearaujo/xboxonecontrollerenabler and works like a charm on all my Steam games. Is there any major pros/cons to each of these drivers?

how does the detection work? Can't be GPS. Wifi? Bluetooth?

Did anybody calculate the hashrate for iPads?

That open-source web version became a meme around here.

Leave it to EU to send us back to the dark ages...

"Lost" is such a harsh word. They are still here, in the blockchain.

The iOS position seems to be missing from your website. I've emailed you.

Keep up the awesome work!

Exactly my tought.

Sooo..what's new?

You are talking to the wrong kind on BTC users. Hopefully, most of this type of users are gone after the recent events. Aside from that, there's still a vibrant community of people who make useful stuff with BTC.

Yeah. Coninsetter looks promising and the beta is around the corner.

ha ha. Yes. It's good that the USD was backend by the government. Who can bail out the bad credits? You can just print more Bitcoins?

That's a valid point. People are missing the fact that Bitcoin is just the underlaying currency. Exactly like cash. Cash can be stolen if stored in your house. That's why banks exist. In Bitcoin-land banks will not look and behave like banks do in the current world.