Charuru

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by Charuru 16y ago
Show 2 columns, separate the orange and the blue, so I don't have to look at the unavailable.
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by Charuru 16y ago
No, this website doesn't engender trust, and that's vital for a cdn of this nature.
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by Charuru 16y ago
Yes you should take the money if the deal is good and you have a good relationship with the angel. External funding validates you and make you easier to invest in in the future. Also it might give you more opportunities, even if you can't t
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JavaScript Application Frameworks Comparison(limitedlist.com)
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by Charuru 16y ago
Someone who improves the world through innovation.
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by Charuru 16y ago
It's fine to work for a company, but demand equity.
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by Charuru 16y ago
Hmm why would this be?
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by Charuru 16y ago
Wut? hukou is just a citizenship system. Much like how mexicans just can't wander into the US, or Chinese can't wander into Korea. Every country operate the same way, just that in China it's more local because of its feudal history persiste
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by Charuru 16y ago
The word hip has finally jumped the shark...
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by Charuru 16y ago
Yes I'm not saying they're the same role.
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by Charuru 16y ago
Chris Zacharias worked at Youtube right? The hilarious thing about this article is that where he says Front-End Engineers he actually means web designers, and Google doesn't have them. It seems obvious to me that to have a good looking webs
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by Charuru 16y ago
They didn't clone Facebook or Twitter?
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by Charuru 16y ago
What in the world. I expected something interesting, but this is some major fail by twitter. Not caching selectors just boggles my mind. How can a million dollar web company do this?
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by Charuru 16y ago
I somehow doubt that Google offers is a very high level decision where the space has been thoroughly analysed by many people. What I mean is, google offers probably looks the way it does as a result of an agile process handled by engineers,
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by Charuru 16y ago
This is just the first step, according to techcrunch ruby is next. http://techcrunch.com/2011/01/19/amazon-web-services-introdu...
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by Charuru 16y ago
Yeah, I just meant that's a great place to start when doing RoR, first make sure you have your Ruby covered and then moving on.
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by Charuru 16y ago
Nice, so this is one step closer to Heroku/GAE. I hope this puts the pricing pressure on cloud services.
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by Charuru 16y ago
Rosadi didn't write this library, look at his post history... he is a spammer for his blog.
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by Charuru 16y ago
>Drupal might be ok for initial stages but it probably won't scale as well What is that, hearsay? No, drupal scales fine. Look at the many large sites that use drupal, like the economist, whitehouse.gov and the examiner. For RoR the sta
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by Charuru 16y ago
Don't link to blog spam: http://www.angularjs.org/Main_Page Can anyone compare this with knockoutjs and backbone please?
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by Charuru 16y ago
I recommend drupal, it's the fastest launchpad for everything you want to do. It's got an impressive amount of pre-written code of various quality that are relatively easy to put together. However if you're serious about becoming a real web
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by Charuru 16y ago
It's not sold... it's just a syndicated blog. You won't find this article in the newspaper...
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by Charuru 16y ago
Great info, but in the back of my mind I'm thinking that this sort of leak really puts the pressure on Samsung and is highly advantageous to the carriers.
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by Charuru 16y ago
They were making an iPad like product and have announced it way before the iPad was announced. But now that looks sort of sunk. As a consumer product it doesn't look like they'll be able to pull it off. But their technology seems fantastic
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by Charuru 16y ago
It was thinkvitamin, I'm still a member paying 25 a month. Also the same situation on 1and1... Actually I should do something about that.
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by Charuru 16y ago
Meh, I call BS on some of this. I've def lazyed out on deleting my account because I couldn't find the button on the site.
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by Charuru 16y ago
I never got the hacker obsession with idea vs execution. It seems fairly obvious to me that you need both to succeed?
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by Charuru 16y ago
Since there was no denial we can reasonably assume there are no stringent safeguards against engineers accessing user data.
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by Charuru 16y ago
All the problems in the first answer are people problems. If you work in a software firm that doesn't treat its employees like code monkeys, or better yet, work for yourself, then programming isn't demanding. It's fun, relaxing, and awesome
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by Charuru 16y ago
Write speed.

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