ZanderEarth32

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   by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

   This is definitely a service I can see myself using in the future if I ever bust my iPhone. Congrats.
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   by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

   I am not sure I understand why the author feels that the 'perfect syncing' tool has to be free, or close to it? Syncing files between multiple devices isn't something everyone needs, or wants, so it's a premium function. For my needs, Dropb
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   by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

   I've worked through the "Learn Python the Hardway" ebook. It's pretty good. There isn't much in there about Django though.
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   Apple Teaches You How to Make Your First App Store App(cultofmac.com)

   2 points by ZanderEarth32 15y ago|0 comments
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   by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

   This is fantastic. I need something exactly like this most of the time. To be honest, I'd pay for this in the Mac Appstore. Nice job amigo.
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   by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

   Odds that LinkedIn shuts the service down if they are acquired?
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   by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

   There is so much cool-aid being drank in that post that its funny.
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   by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

   Very cool. Will this work on an iOS device? Maybe some kind of Dropbox sync in case I can't download my file to the computer I am using. Might be fun to use when I am limited to my iPad.
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   15 Mind-Bending Interview Questions That Every Google Engineer Can Answer(businessinsider.com)

   3 points by ZanderEarth32 15y ago|0 comments
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    by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

    If by "programming" you mean, operate a computer or automated device (machine, tablet, "smartphone", etc.) with some minimum understanding of how it works, then yes I agree. But for everyone to be able to code an app or program from scratch
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    by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

    Very cool and inspiring story. I am currently neck deep in Python as my first programming language. It's tough, but I am enjoying the learning process. Good luck with your app!
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    by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

    I guess it depends on what your startup idea is. Does it have a short window of opportunity for you to capitalize on it? If so, pay someone else to do the work so you can get a product out now, but still learn to code so you can actively pa
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    by ZanderEarth32 15y ago

    Unfortunately, I couldn't even get the darn thing to run. I am fairly familiar with Ruby, but the entire process from figuring out what to download and then trying to get it to install, and then trying to launch it was just too rough. Had t