aarontait

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by aarontait 19y ago
Learn to love Mr. Noddle.
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by aarontait 19y ago
19... Looks like I'm the youngest one... Suckers!
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by aarontait 19y ago
I kind of agree with Mark Cuban. Sure, there are a bunch of new services on the web, but anyone could predict this linear growth in innovation. The thing is, we are not seeing the exponential growth in mindshare and adoption that we saw in
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by aarontait 19y ago
Dare I say Java? Seriously though, Java is a good programming language to start with. You get used to C style syntax, but don't have to much with memory management and architectural differences. Plus you can use Eclipse, a great IDE, for fr
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by aarontait 19y ago
Do we really need another personalized home page? This is idea is getting a little worn out, don't you think?
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by aarontait 19y ago
Looks gorgeous. Where's the business model? You can't have a business without a way for it to make money.
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by aarontait 19y ago
I'm doing a plain old piece of software for a start up. You know, the kind you install onto your machine and it integrates nicely with the operating system. Yea, I miss those days too. Sorry, I want to do hardware in the future though.
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by aarontait 19y ago
Yea, like they said, it isn't really for Client-Server stuff. It is a super fast file format though! If you do Mac/Cocoa development you can use SQLite for free with Core Data. By free I mean you don't have to write any custom code for seri
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by aarontait 19y ago
I don't get how this works. They want cell phone manufactures to pay them money for having an integrated twitter client? I know Twitter is pretty big in the valley and amongst geeks, but I don't see them getting enough market penetration fo
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by aarontait 19y ago
I would have to disagree with this. I certainly don't like this general mentality that seems to engulf the Web 2.0 world. It is the same mentality that made the .com boom bust. A business needs to make money. That is why it is a business. I
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by aarontait 19y ago
You can tell he is a true entrepreneur. Despite the fact that everyone thought he, and second life, were crazy, he went through with it. Who's the crazy one now?
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by aarontait 19y ago
Dual Canadian/US citizen. Currently living in the Greater Toronto Area.