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Regarding iPhone and Android apps? How do you monetize that? No offense, but these markets are highly saturated. Even if you truly had the merits - how could you possibly be seen across the noise?
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When you did that, was it a website? A service? Simply having an open source project in itself brings in no cash . Can either of you (or someone else) go into detail on your experience? Links are OK! The OP (and myself) would love inspirat
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Cool. Did Brendan Eich write it? What's he doing these days? Keep up the good work Mozilla. edit: I see MANY people contributed! You can too! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Connect . I
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GPLv3 makes no such impact. Now, if they had a CLA (which Canonical's projects infamously often do), you could make that argument. http://www.canonical.com/projects/directory The following projects are
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To be fair, from a packagers perspective, it's hell. https://wiki.debian.org/IntroDebianPackaging http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/index.en.html Compare that to gentoo &#x
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Ubuntu will eventually fade away, Canonical will run out of money. Have you ever noticed every project they have: Mir, Phone, Unity, Bazaar, Launchpad Are all virally licensed, lack portability and drive people away in droves? Ubuntu has th
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For anyone else with web programming library or framework: it helps to have code snippets and screenshots on the page.
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We're adults building a software tool to help people. Without any proof of wrongdoing - even anecdotal - anyone can barge in under the guise of X and tell us to refactor our apps because someone foams at the mouth when they hear "
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You mean http://www.py2exe.org/ ? Drawbacks, the tooling is superb, but it will take you months to wrap your brains around the tooling, idioms and best practices. Expect a learning curve to get acclimated with things. Anothe
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I wish I could shake people like this - their very legitimacy is at stake. Sometimes I think people would be better off rescinding mistakes, instead of evading or falling deeper into denial. I think demonstrating self-awareness can never be
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Python: - useful glue-language - prominent C API. - It handles web applications, scientific applications, shell-scripting, data-processing. - It's installed on virtually every OS X and Linux/BSD machine. - job market is active and
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Persevere. http://wengu.tartarie.com/wg/wengu.php?no=1&l=Yijing
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Yes, one notable one. http://www.quora.com/How-is-TJ-Holowaychuk-so-insanely-produ... He recently left Node.js. https://medium.com/code-adventures/farewell-node-js-4ba9e7f3...
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No one gets gratification from bringing in a new generation?
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Are you using a custom bootstrap.less to only include and compile components that you need? Why haven't you upgraded to bootstrap 3? It could be a bit lighter when you consider the mixins for grids that it provides.
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I actually wrote my thoughts in a diary (edited a bit) Everything I do has a purpose. Often when I'm programming, I'm consolidating effort... I don't build shortcuts. I'm not programming to survive. I'm programming
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I'd allow browsers and sites to be extended by languages that weren't JS. - Support sandbox'd languages in browser, perhaps python. - Plugin support for other languages, perhaps python.
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Asana's GitHub integration is superb also. Be aware, Asana is pricey, but they have a special offer for startups. https://asana.com/pricing
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Software: - http://www.videoscribe.co/ Services: - https://ydraw.com/ - http://thedrawshop.com/ As for other features, as an Adobe employee, you've probably seen http://www.
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Architecture of Open Source Applications. http://aosabook.org/en/index.html
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I see a communication glitch happened. There was a mention of creating a new organization and an offer to join, but the issue was closed simultaneously - meaning perhaps you never saw it. This seems like a surprise to you. @philippeowagner:
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A QA is a squire. Squires become knights. You get to see the code and architectural decisions your engineers make when you move into automated testing. In many cases, you're in a position to be paid to learn. What programming language
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his native tongue is a gendered language, which likely contributed to his blase attitude on the matter. I never even considered that. I can't some people have such amazing talent, earn our trust, yet display a shocking display
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I use node.js daily, I've never had a problem. Nor have I heard any. Failing to ship a new release, how is that Joyent's fault? It's core developers who are to blame. I don't understand the point of the link you sent me.
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Why wouldn't node.js have more contributions? It's the official product and backed by a neutral company (Joyent). Just like Sun does to Java, Microsoft does to C#, Google does to Golang. It's beneficial. Joyent is a company o
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Why not start a cool weekend / weeklong project and show it on HN? That way you can generate some buzz and show people a complete flask / django application and that you can deploy it. Don't let the other guys drag you down -
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Go for 3k+ resolutions, retina displays. Resolution and screen size to have browsers + editor open at the same time is key. Macbook, Macbook Pro, Thinkpad X1 Carbon, Thinkpad X, T, W series. Apple may be a better fit. If you prefer Linux,
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Do you have a GitHub, OpenHub, etc. you're willing to publicize? What area are you work from? Why a junior intern? Why aren't you ready for a full time paying role?
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by anon3_ 11y ago
First, sorry you're in pain! Depression is psychologically being trapped in a prediction we feel we can't turn around. Financial, romantic, lifestyle and other elements play a role in the lack of powerlessness you feel. Either of
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Businesses aren't just buying into IP - they're buying into a brand, onboarding their engineers, absorbing the userbase. On the flip side, maybe MS will be excited and flattered to see it's in C#. Maybe MS will take this as a

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