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karmiphuc

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www.nytimes.com 10y ago

Vietnam Fish Kill

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medium.com 10y ago

No More Secrets

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adactio.com 10y ago

A brief history of the World Wide Web by web developers

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www.anandpraka.sh 10y ago

Facebook beta pages were vulnerable to brute-force

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github.com 10y ago

Enteletaor: Message Queue and Broker Injection Tool

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www.computerworld.com 10y ago

Browser War: Chrome May Beat IE+Edge in May of 2016

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code.facebook.com 10y ago

Facebook Performance Scale 2016 recap

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xkcd.com 10y ago

Is It Worth the Time?

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: How do you judge a HN submission and act on it?

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github.com 10y ago

GitHub for AmA

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karmiphuc.github.io 10y ago

Light-colored mouse pad increases battery life

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github.com 10y ago

Google broke the letter F

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medium.com 10y ago

When you think of firing your boss

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: What should I choose to maximize both learning and earning?

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www.bakadesuyo.com 10y ago

Understand your body to get more energy scientifically

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medium.com 10y ago

The precious gift of life: the only thing you need for a good life

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www.catehuston.com 10y ago

The hardest, shortest, lesson becoming a manager

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blog.stackoverflow.com 10y ago

How to be awesome

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: What is your alternative to Evernote?

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: How do you manage your Gist on GitHub?

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html5sec.org 11y ago

HTML5 XSS Cheatsheet

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lifehacker.com 12y ago

Facebook Favorite extension: Read-it-later for Facebook

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The startup world may be influenced a lot by Mark Zuckerberg's motto of "Move fast; break things."

However, I don't think it's a good goal to aim for.

Like @andreasklinger and @hashkb said, you should have agreement with your engineers about your limit.

Refactoring can never be enough, because we always try to improve, try to be better.

You can think about the "later days" when you can come back on your codes and fix those crap codes, but you know you won't. The bigger the debt for now, the costlier it will be in the future.

Trust me, my startup is managing on that.