alexmorse

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by alexmorse 13y ago
I've used Heroku off and on over the past couple years. I am not a fan, but it definitely has some good uses. Getting off the ground for free is nice. Uptime was ok. I only remember one serious outage, but that was due to EC2. The s
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by alexmorse 13y ago
Doesn't seem to work. I get a created_at time, but no started_at in the resulting json blob for job status.
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by alexmorse 13y ago
Type code on it, productively. Seriously though, where do you feel it's failing compared to other keyboards? As far as laptop keyboards go, it's one of the best I've used.
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by alexmorse 13y ago
This is what I've been looking for since the iPad came out. Your brushes aren't as good as Paper, but the zoom feature is killer and makes the iPad a real drawing tool for the first time.
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by alexmorse 13y ago
I'm looking forward to the collected essays "Somewhat verbatim guide on how not to run a company."
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by alexmorse 13y ago
I worked closely with 3 studios, pretty closely with maybe 5 total. A studio tends to be about 50 people, maybe as big as a hundred. In those, there were many people that liked their job. By job I mean, the challenges, the scale, and envi
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by alexmorse 13y ago
Ex-zyngite here. To your questions above, my opinions. I'm no expert, just have some experience there. 1) The massive staff is due to massive success initially, then massive management mistakes continually, from the top down the chain. Th
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by alexmorse 13y ago
A friend of mine built a pretty good tool for this sort of research and sharing long ago if any of you are interested: http://salaryscout.com/