ahpeeyem

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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
I thought doing this was to obey the web usability rule of "Links must never change state, while buttons could potentially change state." - the REST model, e.g. if you click a button you're going to modify/submit something, if you click a l
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
I haven't actually got anything done through any of these sites but I have some friends who have, and I think it can be hit and miss with regard to the quality of developers on the sites. An idea I'd like to try is a small guinea-pig projec
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
You actually could use delicious, with a tag for each group. If you really don't want different groups to see your other links you could use different usernames. e.g. if your username was JustAGeek you could have any links for your friends
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
I didn't expect to find inspiration to follow your dreams and do something that really matters to you in this video, but it's a great insight into the self-doubt Katz experienced while he took his family off to another state and lived off s
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14 Rules For Faster Web Pages (video)(video.yahoo.com)
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
yep i've trawled through my /tmp (the osx equivalent anyway) for the flv file, and if you use an flv player you can play the file
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
That's definitely the way I see it -- hardly any startups use ASP.NET, but it's everywhere in corporate environments. I guess it doesn't make as much sense to build your product on a platform that's controlled by a company who may either tu
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
I'd agree with this comment that MVC is a lot nicer without the overhead of everything that comes with pretending you're building a Windows Forms app -- it's definitely in better harmony with the web's architecture and you get more control
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
As a developer, something I worked out with a startup trying to save some cash was that I would work for about half my normal hourly rate up-front. Then I would take a share in the startup's revenue (not equity - say 20% of gross income) un
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
Yeah Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has radar images online as well: http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR663.shtml Shows actual rainfall though, not clouds, so it can be grey and dark outside but look clear on the radar.
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
I think "pointless" is going a bit overboard, it's up to the client to decide how long to cache a feed, and the cache policy for the feed should use normal HTTP conventions - the Last-modified, If-modified-since and Expires headers. If the
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
yeah goingtorain.com wins. It has location detection and you can use it outside the USA, which is handy for me since I've only spent 0.04% of my life there. I am a lover of putting 90210 as my zip code though, I did it by reflex to try out
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
same here, the tests I've done usually say I'm ENTP, and Typealyzer said I'm ESTP. About this part: "They might be very impulsive and more keen on starting something new than following it through." Is that a nice way of saying my blog doesn
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
I'm an idiot in more ways than I'm savvy. Cyclists and motorcyclists think I'm an idiot for driving my car (I'm a "cager") instead of riding to work and getting fit/saving the planet/saving money/not wearing lycra or leather. And I'm an idi
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
what you're describing sounds more like a "rap star"
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by ahpeeyem 18y ago
have you tried iTerm on OSX? It's rad. http://iterm.sourceforge.net/