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by aeontech 16y ago
send me an email at my username@gmail
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by aeontech 16y ago
Do you really want to write code on your phone? If you do, wouldn't you rather just shell into your server and use vim? It would probably be better UI and more responsive than using a graphical web-based editor on the tiny screen, no?
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by aeontech 16y ago
First of all, you didn't _waste_ four years. You learned a ton of things in that time, and while you may not have enjoyed it, the knowledge and skills gained are now a part of your being. You never know where things that you learned will co
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by aeontech 16y ago
Does anyone else find it odd that they "strongly recommend that you log on and change your password" instead of just force-resetting everyone's password and sending them an email with an activation link? Out of 60M subscribers, I'm certain
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by aeontech 16y ago
Lots more comments on the previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=985965 as well as http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=994358
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by aeontech 16y ago
I can get you an invite if you like. I got my code shortly after asking for one.
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by aeontech 16y ago
What do you think about this is better than AeroFS ( http://www.aerofs.com/ , previous discussion at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1538731 )?
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by aeontech 16y ago
ReWork is my go-to tool when I need to do anything with regexps. http://osteele.com/tools/rework/
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by aeontech 16y ago
I like it. The main tool has nice UI and looks clean, but the surroundings are a bit distracting. Get rid of the extra clutter, throw it up on a stand-alone domain with nicer chrome, and it'll be at top of HN in a few minutes :)
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by aeontech 16y ago
Popularity != proof of goodness. I never said it was the greatest language ever. I'll take Ruby or Lisp over PHP any day. I was simply saying that the OP's post is framed as if PHP was generally considered a useless newbie language, and t
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by aeontech 16y ago
Good luck, and look forward to more information :)
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by aeontech 16y ago
Their setup doesn't seem extra-ordinary in any great way, and reads more like a justification against a strawman argument. The author sets up with "PHP is regarded as a clumsy and amateurish technology, best left to development newbies". I
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by aeontech 16y ago
I didn't downvote, but I understand why people did. Both the parent comment and your reply add more or less nothing to the discussion. The problem isn't your comment, the problem is the parent comment, but if you feed the trolls, well, you
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by aeontech 16y ago
I like the focus on having a solid, measurable, _objective_ benchmark. Everyone knows that it takes hundreds of hours to get very good at something, but this essay is a great reminder that simply putting hundreds of hours of practice is sti
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by aeontech 16y ago
Well, it didn't sound like a categorical "This will never happen!", more like "Eh, I don't like this about it, so I'm not planning on it yet."
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by aeontech 16y ago
Check out Gridiron Flow - it has built-in version control as well as a bunch of other cool features for digital asset management for designers. http://www.gridironsoftware.com/products http://gigaom.com/collaboration/visual-versioning-ho
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by aeontech 16y ago
This seems to require user to upload files to their server manually? Seems like it's more like an asset management/approval tool?
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Minority Report style remote conferencing and collaboration(vimeo.com)
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by aeontech 16y ago
I know about rerere, this is about taking the guesswork out of that initial resolution and making it more logical, especially when merging someone else's code.
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by aeontech 16y ago
I spent an hour this morning trying to find this link again, because I was convinced I read it on HN yesterday. Turns out I didn't read it on HN, so here it is. I found this approach very useful when I had to do a couple KLOC merge last nig
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Painless Merge Conflict Resolution in Git(blog.wuwon.id.au)
1 points by aeontech 16y ago|3 comments
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by aeontech 16y ago
But then it would have again a front and back... Unless... You don't mean they would add another two display on the inside back fold!? My god, quadruple displays!
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by aeontech 16y ago
Like I said, 10 programmers that do actual work. Even if you double that to 20 and add sysadmins, project lead, QA engineer and UX/designer, you still won't have more than 30 people, which is bigger than many startups' dev teams that build
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by aeontech 16y ago
So, let's say a wildly over-staffed (for this kind of project) team of 10 programmers for a year, on an average salary of $120K. That's still only 1.2M. Let's say another 800K on hardware. Does that mean the other 38M went to corporate, man
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by aeontech 16y ago
If you zoom all the way in, you can see that they're pretty likely to be 3d-rendered (look at the slight breaks in the curve of the orange wall around http://j.map.baidu.com/nA2e for example), not hand drawn like pixel art. Nevertheless,
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by aeontech 16y ago
Probably because of http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2011/03/18/operation... ?
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by aeontech 16y ago
I've seen it before, but haven't tried it. What do you like better about it than QS?
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by aeontech 16y ago
Dock is usually hidden, use Quicksilver [ http://qsapp.com/ ] to launch programs and run common operations on files. Common software used - iTerm/DTerm, Textmate, assorted browsers, Zend Studio/Rubymine/Netbeans, Adium, Colloquy, zsh, CS5,
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by aeontech 16y ago
Full PDF available here: http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00574783/en/
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by aeontech 16y ago
I stand corrected.

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