Another thing I noticed is that Patrick totally revealed part of the “magic function”. :
magicFn(idea) = ( implement(idea) + abtest(idea) + refine(idea) ) * (stay(motivated) * min(4,years) )
Jason, your math background could probably refine that function to something more accurate! 🙂
I have started to go through Patrick’s many blog posts: so much good content there! So again thanks for bringing him on the show.
]]>@Jason, what do you think about Patrick using WP for Appointment Reminder? Do you think it was a smart move or do you think it would have been better if he would had created the site on his own say with RoR since he has so much experience with it.
Also, in my personal opinion I dislike the automated appointment reminders, my dentist uses it and I get reminders even after the appointment has been fulfilled. Most likely a bug in the software but I guess in a way it is like the bankers from a small local branch who know you by name and those who are from a big corporation who, well you are just a number.
Great idea for saving money to the small service companies.
]]>I really like the idea of a panel discussion show. If you guys could get Patrick, Peldi and Jason Cohen on the same show it would be just awesome! And maybe someone who will disagree with them a lot, unless Jason wants to be that guy 😉
]]>Patrick was indeed a very interesting guest. I guess it’s like Daniel Adams said – “Ninety percent of directing is casting”.
The trick I think is just to invite on people who we’d really like to talk to and the rest just sort of works out. 😉
]]>Very enjoyable and informative.
]]>Great interview guys!
]]>Justin: “We should try to disagree more, I think it could make the show better”
Jason: “No. That would be lame”
@Ben Boyter – It’s funny we’ve been discussing that. We’ve found if we “try” to disagree it doesn’t quite work. The best thing we’ve found so far is to keep switching it up and talk about stuff we find interesting and the rest of it seems to happen naturally! 🙂
]]>Im with BAMS, you guys need to argue over stuff like source control and the like some more.
Here are some topics to add to lisp,
JVM vs .NET
GIT vs Subversion
Apple vs Microsoft OS
Android vs iPhone
Soccer vs Football
One of those should start something.
]]>I guess I was encouraged to comment today because while I was out walking today, I thought about why I enjoyed your show. In case you were wondering:
* Technical penis size fights (HTML blog, source control, etc)
* Interviews are really good and getting better all the time
* Technical stuff
Keep up the good work. This interview is great so far. I like that Patrick felt free to disagree. A lot 🙂
]]>On another note, I’m thinking it might be time to invite on another UFO expert. What do you think? 😉
]]>Patrick: I didn’t even use source control until a year into the project
Justin: You’re a man after Jason’s own heart with that statement!
Jason: Ok so you built this very first version….
This is honestly why I love this show. You guys need to totally fight about technical stuff more.
]]>Patrick sounds like a very calculating individual. I would not want to be going up against someone with that level of depth (plans within plans) in cards or any other endevour. This shouldn’t come across as a bad thing by the way, just someone who really thinks things through very carefully, and researches before jumping in. Certainly someone to respect.
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