Jgrubb

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   by Jgrubb 16y ago

   Are you serious? That's the creepiest thing I've heard yet. Why would anyone want that?
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   by Jgrubb 16y ago

   None here. I'm pretty proud of how much I suck.
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   by Jgrubb 16y ago

   My kind of HNer.
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   by Jgrubb 16y ago

   I was searching around for some SVG radial background gradient something or other that I wasn't sure even existed a few days ago and the top hit to come up was a SO question that had been asked 7 hours before. Answered my question, too. I
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   by Jgrubb 16y ago

   CSS, no. JS, probably.
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   by Jgrubb 16y ago

   What got me into programming in the first place was that XCode was free. I just don't get why you'd charge this small an amount for something that you have to buy a thousand dollar computer from them to run it on. It's hard to see this as
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   by Jgrubb 16y ago

   You know what this whole article sounds exactly like to me? This sounds exactly like the major label record system of yore. Replace the instances of "internal executive champion" with "A&R guy" and "web service" with "band". God knows
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   Reliable MacBook Pro replacement battery?

   2 points by Jgrubb 16y ago|1 comments
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   by Jgrubb 16y ago

   Lots of wellwishers in the Heroku IRC channel this morning...
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    by Jgrubb 16y ago

    I thought Salesforce's strategy was more to use force.com developers to build apps that add value back to the core Salesforce product. Trying to compete with AWS as a cloud for the masses is kinda pointless in terms of making any profit fo
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    by Jgrubb 16y ago

    They give you free-ness up to a rather large number of pageviews/users/whatever, right? Could the process be smoothed to make the workflow as smooth as Heroku makes it, or do the differences in Google's infrastructure make that too much of
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    by Jgrubb 16y ago

    I thought that was Google App Engine?
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    by Jgrubb 17y ago

    iPhone is what got me interested. I bought a Mac, one of the best moves I've ever made, and dove in. The learning curve was almost insurmountably steep, and in the two years since I've found web programming to be a much better use of my t