nkohari
- @ Glad to hear it! :)about 5 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to jbarker7
- How do you misspell "the" four times in the same email?6:58 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck
- @ I don't think it's marketing, I think they want to make sure the product doesn't suck when it goes big. Right now it's kind of meh.11:03 AM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to ignu
- The most common cash-for-clunkers swap? An old F150 for a new F150. (via @)6:13 AM Nov 6th from TweetDeck
- r @ I'd try to show up with short arms to mock you, but I can't afford to cut them off to the elbows5:54 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
- @ You can't use a peanut. Peanuts go rogue.5:05 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck in reply to scottcreynolds
- @ "Build something great" is not contextual. Isn't that what the point of all this is? To write great software?4:21 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck in reply to scottcreynolds
- @ I really, really, really hope not.4:19 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck in reply to RossCode
- (By the way, while I'm having this meta-argument on Twitter, I really AM working. I swear. :)4:18 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
- @ All the more reason to consider individual context in the argument and avoid blanket statements.4:18 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck in reply to scottcreynolds
- @ Sure, but it's never really a discussion because it lacks context. It's never "I do this because X", it's "you MUST do X!"4:16 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck in reply to danlash
- @ I've been around the block. Consultant, employee of a product company, owner of a product company.4:13 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck in reply to scottcreynolds
- I will make this appeal again: facta, non verba. (Actions, not words.) Stop arguing and get back to work, and build something great.4:00 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
- For example, I don't like TDD. Maybe because I use static languages. But do I want to get others to stop using it? I couldn't care less.3:59 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
- r @ I'm not advocating writing shitty code. I'm just saying that what works for one person or team is not a blanket solution.3:58 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
- I'm happy to share my ideas, but I'm not here to proselytize. Make your own damn decisions.3:55 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
- All I ask is people recognize that there are a lot of ways to crack a nut, and if you don't do X or Y you're not AN OMG IDIOT WTF3:52 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
- @ I don't care what your code looks like. I just help you stay organized while you write it.3:51 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck in reply to scottcreynolds
- You know how much more time I've had since I stopped arguing about best practices? Enough to write a pretty snazzy product. Try it yourself.3:48 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
- You know what I just realized? I don't really care how you write software.3:42 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
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- Name Nate Kohari
- Location Akron, OH, USA
- Web http://kohari.org/
- Bio Entrepreneur, software developer, and all around geek.
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