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Re:Steve Jobs hired a career juggler to teach programming to... by skilled on Thursday December 27, 2018 @05:49PM (#18773351)
All things aside, I found the concept of Cake to be really fitting for these types of posts/conversations. Whomever made it and got traction for it -- good job!
Re:Steve Jobs hired a career juggler to teach programming to... by Geee on Thursday December 27, 2018 @06:29PM (#18773599)
The author of this post (Chris MacAskill) is the co-founder and CEO of Cake. I was kind of wondering how it's possible to have this kind of insightful post on such a niche platform and figured out it was the founder himself feeding it. He seems to post quite a lot if you look at his profile.
Re:Steve Jobs hired a career juggler to teach programming to... by cmacaskill on Thursday December 27, 2018 @07:05PM (#18773788)
Remember Victoria Taylor, Reddit famous for being in charge of AMAs? She joined Cake a couple weeks ago to get conversations going with fascinating people there.
Re:Steve Jobs hired a career juggler to teach programming to... by Deimorz on Thursday December 27, 2018 @06:39PM (#18773656)
What do you like about it? To me it just seems like a blog post split into multiple pieces for no particular purpose.
Re:Steve Jobs hired a career juggler to teach programming to... by EpicBlackCrayon on Thursday December 27, 2018 @06:34PM (#18773631)
Yeah, it's neat. It's sort of like Reddit + Twitter.
Re:Steve Jobs hired a career juggler to teach programming to... by GoRudy on Thursday December 27, 2018 @06:22PM (#18773557)
yea i'm a fan, I started using it in the past year or so. pretty promising signal to noise ratio and a lot of G+ refugees hanging out now.
Re:Steve Jobs hired a career juggler to teach programming to... by perl4ever on Thursday December 27, 2018 @07:48PM (#18773986)
I'm a programmer, but I can make a cake without a recipe. Don't ask me to juggle though.