adelevie

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   by adelevie 15y ago

   I've been following the development of Parse for the past couple months. Really solid progress. What struck me as the coolest part of their product is the ActiveRecord/ARel-style querying: >ParseQuery query = new ParseQuery("GameScore")
2. 182.▲
   by adelevie 15y ago

   Since you have no existing codebase, try to limit the technologies used as little as possible. You'll cast a wider net this way.
3. 183.▲
   by adelevie 15y ago

   You copied entire sentences word for word without quotes or attribution.
4. 184.▲
   by adelevie 15y ago

   You plagiarized my post here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2685010
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   by adelevie 15y ago

   I remember when RubyGems got forked as SlimGems, there was a discussion about Rails' importance in the overall Ruby community. patio11 wrote: I use Rails, and love Rails, but back home Rails is not yet the core Ruby use case, not by a long
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   Experiments in Web Activities [intents], App Discovery(mozillalabs.com)

   1 points by adelevie 15y ago|0 comments
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   by adelevie 15y ago

   Can you say what you'd be doing for most of those three hours?
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   by adelevie 15y ago

   Be more specific. The Intents are a kind of API. If you mean REST APIs, one advantage that comes to mind is that Intents should require less integration on the server. Just write a callback that handles the expected data, and don't worry ab
9. 189.▲
   by adelevie 15y ago

   An iPad-friendly layout would be interesting.
10. 190.▲
    by adelevie 15y ago

    Don't buy a second monitor until you feel you need one.
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    http://card.io , which seems like a really cool company, is hiring: https://gist.github.com/821454/ . I'm guessing the Java and C skills would be useful considering that 1) they're building SDKs for Android and 2) they're doing heavy du
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    >If they create their own internet in a war torn country, what's our excuse? Pennsylvania has a law that gives Verizon a right of first refusal to prevent "Municipalities and school districts from being able to compete with regulated ph
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    Pretty convincing value proposition.
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    Ah! - Sorry to those that only got the login page.
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    Parse (formerly zStack) releases Android SDK(parse.com)

    8 points by adelevie 15y ago|2 comments
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    Well if you can refer anyone willing to pay that, let me know :)
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    http://github.com/adelevie http://www.linkedin.com/in/adelevie http://www.alandelevie.com
18. 198.▲
    by adelevie 15y ago

    Not really. PG says that just seeing if people will pay you for a certain product is the best validation of it. I want to see if people will pay for a simple MVP.
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    I sat in the table across from these guys in DreamIt. A great team that definitely deserves this awesome exit!
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    Amid Reports Of IPO Plans, Chegg Acquires Lecture Note Marketplace Notehall(techcrunch.com)

    2 points by adelevie 15y ago|1 comments
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    Tell HN: I will build a functioning prototype of your idea in 1 week for $500

    43 points by adelevie 15y ago|16 comments
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    Better to just stick with command line + git gui?
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    I'm new to Eclipse as I just started learning Android development a few weeks ago. Is there anything in Indigo that improves Android development? From http://www.eclipse.org/indigo/ , the only thing that struck me was EGit.
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    >cellphone-camera sized pictures. With 5+ megapixel cell phone cameras being common these days, what resolution do you imply in that sentence?
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    A Google search for "kosher restaurants" suggests the kosher SEO winners are not very aggressive. Result 1 ( http://www.shamash.org/kosher/ ) requires that you know the name of the restaurant ahead of time. Result 2 ( http://www.greatrestau
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    Wouldn't Oauth solve this, since all requests are signed?
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    > You might claim that you don’t use an ORM in your code, but in effect you are just implementing your own idea of an ORM. If you are just peppering queries around your model then it might be a very lightweight ORM, but the fact is you
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    by adelevie 15y ago

    I'd be interested in the author's take on ActiveRecord's implementation of Relational Algebra with ARel[1]: > To manipulate a SQL query we must manipulate a string. There is a string algebra, but its operations are things like substring
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    Who are we kidding? Of course it’s Netflix vs. cable.(gigaom.com)

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

    I just started using localtunnel and this seems a bit worrying. It seems that a change to line 40 in server.py ( https://github.com/progrium/localtunnel/blob/d5eca8bab37f324... ) could lengthen the subdomain.