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China's Tech Giant Huawei Is Done With the U.S.(theatlantic.com)
2 points by ajhit406 13y ago|0 comments
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Nokia announces Asha 210 with World's First Dedicated WhatsApp Button(conversations.nokia.com)
43 points by ajhit406 13y ago|44 comments
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by ajhit406 13y ago
Rails has a few ways to obfuscate mailto links through the mail_to helper method. JS encoding, hex encoding, and just text obfuscation. http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Helpers/UrlHel... Solves the problem of getting spammed
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by ajhit406 13y ago
Great post. I agree that technical debt only applies to those who understand its significance. When learning, the feedback loop needs to be tighter. Experienced programmers are disciplined enough to determine the appropriate balance.
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by ajhit406 13y ago
I think Marco has a good point -- that you basically can't expect to please everyone and you'll kill your product if you're optimizing for edge cases (especially from irrational users and especially with a 1-man shop). However, I also thin
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You don't need every customer(marco.org)
73 points by ajhit406 13y ago|25 comments
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M.I.T Police officer dies after shooting(nytimes.com)
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New Leak Found at Fukushima Nuclear Plant(nytimes.com)
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Seeking Inspiration?(sivers.org)
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by ajhit406 14y ago
We added Python, NodeJS and Go boxes last month. Just click "New Box" on the box index page after you sign in and you can choose a box template.
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Great tutorial -- but this is exactly why we built Action.IO, so you don't have to deal with these long posts. We have preconfigured Python boxes that you can start coding on with your web browser, with full Linux terminal access. The unfor
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Monzy would crush everyone on this thread.
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Perhaps more importantly, getting feedback early on your progress is incredibly important. These curves are all in 2 dimensional space, but you could very well be flying off into oblivion and not to your intended destination. Check in with
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by ajhit406 14y ago
This is interesting because I think this is the biggest vulnerability for bitcoin. So far as people continue to peg bitcoin to their own currency, it will continue to be thought of as a speculative opportunity and will face insurmountable d
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Could someone explain why anyone would be foolish enough to pay in bitcoins right now given its meteoric rise over the past few weeks?
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Chinese police detain British reporter, unaware he’s broadcasting live(washingtonpost.com)
7 points by ajhit406 14y ago|2 comments
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Marissa Mayer: How to Avoid Burnout(businessweek.com)
1 points by ajhit406 14y ago|0 comments
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Hey Josh, thanks for the thoughts. You can use tools like Boxen, Puppet or Chef, but those tools are not useful for less experienced developers or designers who have to run the full stack just to touch the markup. Many developers prefer to
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by ajhit406 14y ago
http://hitting406.com/ Metaphorical rambling. Some revelatory posts; mostly crap. Themes relating to entrepreneurship, technology, design.
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Found it somewhat curious that you didn't mention Dribbble (www.dribbble.com) in your article given that they're (in my estimation) the leader in the design community space at the moment in terms of quality of designers, engagement and the
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Yeah I was just going to comment on this too-- "a" vs. "an" actually has to do with pronunciation, not strictly words that begin with vowels. Maybe the author is Irish =)
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Gmail In Google Search Results Field Trial(searchengineland.com)
1 points by ajhit406 14y ago|0 comments
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Yeah-- we're working on a solution for this, so stay tuned. We're thinking that dev ops drudge work is going to go the way of sys admin (thanks to heroku).
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by ajhit406 14y ago
The initial version of the platform will be really helpful to beginners, designers, and anyone who's a bit allergic to the command line. We're working on some great collaboration features and sandboxing that will definitely make it useful f
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by ajhit406 14y ago
I agree- we need more thought leaders with integrity. The scoreboard in the valley these days is skewing towards MAUs / DAUs & valuation. "Impact" is getting polluted with vanity metrics and wealth.
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Chip Transmits 1000x Faster than Bluetooth (2Gbit/s)(zdnetasia.com)
1 points by ajhit406 14y ago|0 comments
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by ajhit406 14y ago
I think apps are here to stay mostly because of modularization. Many of the common components of apps these days will be modularized and ported over to numerous libraries. This will make the time-sink risk of developing on a proprietary p
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by ajhit406 14y ago
Another important aspect of websites that is overlooked in this article is SEO. Google/Yahoo/Bing are still the jump-off point for most desktop web sessions. Because applications are sandboxed and don't play nice with crawlers, there's sti
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by ajhit406 15y ago
Surprised nobody has mentioned Gmail filters yet. I use Gmail filters for my non-priority tasks. Things that I want to do in groups (like customer service emails) get labeled and archived immediately so I'm not distracted. Gmail Filters ar
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Weighing the share of value created(asymco.com)
1 points by ajhit406 15y ago|0 comments

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