akulbe

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by akulbe 15y ago
Gang of four?
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by akulbe 15y ago
You're not the customer. You're the product. :)
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by akulbe 15y ago
By coding. That may come across like a smart-ass answer, but it's not. I'm in the same boat, and I'm learning the same way. I've got a Mac dev environment, and Linux dev environment. I'm using a book by Stephen Kochan, and another by Dave M
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by akulbe 15y ago
Probably mostly/only because of curiosity (due to this HN post) and not because they're there from hearing about your project/story/product/service (take your pick - since as the site currently stands... it's very unclear)... In my opinion,
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by akulbe 15y ago
I couldn't disagree more. Only because of the fact that those restaurants more than likely didn't just open their doors and people came. They had to do some marketing first. You will, as well. If you think if you simply build the site, and
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by akulbe 15y ago
This assumes that you're doing more marketing of your service than you are coding of it. Otherwise, how will the general public know who you are, what you're about? Putting this info on the homepage almost seems like free marketing, in a se
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by akulbe 15y ago
Hmm... I think I disagree with this approach. This assumes $USER already knows what your service is about, before they get to your home page. If that's true, then no problem. If not, how do they know what they're signing up for? How do they
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by akulbe 15y ago
I'm wanting to learn C, like you did... I'm very interested, but wouldn't I be too far behind for it to be productive for you guys?
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by akulbe 16y ago
I wish that Dropbox would allow remote work. And I say this because I love the product. I'm just not at all interested in living in California.
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by akulbe 16y ago
I think it's an excellent idea. However, the app never worked for me. I've got an iPhone 4 with the latest firmware, and just after opening all it does is crash.
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by akulbe 16y ago
I think that a bunch of the people commenting on this thread should go back and read this: http://thingist.com/t/item/4372/ Seriously.
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by akulbe 16y ago
Communicate. A LOT. And listen to her, at least twice as much as you speak. You know... the whole two ears - one mouth cliché? :) Is she your best friend? If she isn't, get to a place in your relationship where she is. Include her in your p
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by akulbe 16y ago
I couldn't disagree more strongly with this sentiment. Marriage is built on trust, and with a pre-nup agreement, you're starting out with the premise BEFORE YOU'VE EVEN MARRIED ... that 'this is how we divorce'. BAD IDEA. If you don't trus
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by akulbe 16y ago
I am SO sorry for your loss. I cannot even begin to understand or appreciate the gravity of what you have experienced. In my humble opinion, the best thing you can do to put life back together, and honor your father's memory... is to ment
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by akulbe 16y ago
I have a Mid-2009 17" MBP with 8GB of RAM in it, and one of the Seagate Momentus XT drives in it. Since I'm already accustomed to the weight, and carrying a book or too with me all the time, or my iPad... weight argument is moot. I'd get mo
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by akulbe 16y ago
I don't want to rain on anyone's parade... but how do we know this is the real Paul Graham? Call me a wee bit skeptical.
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by akulbe 16y ago
IRC is one of the best ways to communicate. There's a lot to learn, and a lot to be taught. Sometimes the best experience can be had by just reading what other people write. For example... Erica Sadun is in #iphonedev and #ipaddev on Freeno