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by bozho 15y ago
Thanks for the points. I'll continue improving and trying to popularize the service.
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Ask HN: Should I pursue this startup that depends on decisions of "big players"
1 points by bozho 15y ago|3 comments
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by bozho 15y ago
Sure, I should have expressed myself better - I added a clarifying paragraph about that.
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by bozho 15y ago
Yeah, it's hard - all nice dictionary words are obviously already taken, and sometimes odd spelling seems out of place. That's why I started thinking of portmanteau. For me that ended up in "welshare", but other nice options emerge as well.
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Fix That Code Immediately!(techblog.bozho.net)
5 points by bozho 15y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Review my startup (tool for social network power users)
4 points by bozho 15y ago|1 comments
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Twitter's t.co shortener is sometimes a "url expander"
1 points by bozho 15y ago|0 comments
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Google+ pages API released to “partners” first. Why?(web.bozho.net)
1 points by bozho 15y ago|0 comments
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The Default Use Case(techblog.bozho.net)
2 points by bozho 15y ago|0 comments
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by bozho 15y ago
Agreed. Good code is one that conforms to KISS. And "100 classes" are definitely not short and simple.
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by bozho 15y ago
The thing is, many people don't know what exactly to google. Which turns out to be a good thing, because the answer can now be found when searching for yet another keyword(s)
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Two Years On Stackoverflow(techblog.bozho.net)
12 points by bozho 15y ago|3 comments
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by bozho 15y ago
I very much agree that defining those theories and algorithms is not for everyone. But they are already discovered, so if I need them, I'll (yes) google them and analyze if they are suitable. Of course, I'll need to know what I'm looking fo
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by bozho 15y ago
I applied to 7 companies, got offers from 6 and chose 1 :) The thing is, I already had good programming experience and knowledge, so it wasn't that hard.
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by bozho 15y ago
I don't see why I can't do compilers if I have to. I didn't take the "compilers" course in my remote study, because I wasn't interested. But when you reach a certain level of computing knowledge, you can learn anything quickly. But anyway,
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by bozho 15y ago
Agreed. But I'll just add one option that worked for me. I dropped out after the first semester. Then I found a job as a software engineer. In 4 years I'm a valuable senior java developer that everyone is trying to hire. Have I graduated? Y
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by bozho 15y ago
I just meant to provide an option for development of the situation which is not unlikely to happen. Especially in some less developed countries and/or different cultures this might not be the right approach (but it may very well be, so you
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by bozho 15y ago
I'll fork the process, with something not impossible: On the ninth time they tell you to get out of there and never appear again, because you are annoying and creepy.
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by bozho 15y ago
Agreed, but I wouldn't call that "process". A set of 1 or 2 rules is fine, of course.
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by bozho 15y ago
"People" problems can be minimized by careful interviewing. Talking to the person, letting him chat with the team, and possibly solve a small problem with them can give you some insights. Having a rigid process is often an overkill for smal
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by bozho 15y ago
I have one odd guess about why Google can get a decent "platform". They hire "hackers". Their recruitment process involves 99% computer science and almost none software engineering. So the people there, being amazing at the most complex com
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Java Client for the Google+ API(techblog.bozho.net)
2 points by bozho 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: when will Facebook update the Graph API with the new features?
1 points by bozho 15y ago|0 comments
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by bozho 15y ago
I agree it is undesirable to force applications like that. There are some apps that monitor running processes and kill the undesired ones, but it will still be troublesome. But this does not change the openness of the platform - it is HTC t
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by bozho 15y ago
By all means, they are allowed to try. I just don't think they can do it. If they do - good for the customers.
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by bozho 15y ago
You said it "I need to root my phone and thus void my warranty". If you void your warranty you are free to do whatever you like with your phone. If it was "truly open", you wouldn't have a warranty. It's always a balance - do you want somet
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by bozho 15y ago
"Oracle" and "easy to use" just don't match. Sorry, but unless Oracle acquire such a tool (and doesn't have time to make it crappy), I don't think they can have something user-friendly, useful and working.
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by bozho 15y ago
I watched the presentation as well - http://video.svb.com/video/12-Lessons-Steve-Jobs-Taught-Gu Nice one indeed. Guy Kawasaki is famous for his never-going-off smile, but he could have looked more serious when mentioning the passing of Jo
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by bozho 15y ago
I think Google+ is supposed to be a medium for sharing content, not for creating content. And while we've seen some blog-like posts there, sharing a link to your blog/tumblr/.. looks like a better option. Why? Because When you post it on go
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Error pages and chunked encoding – it’s harder than you think(techblog.bozho.net)
1 points by bozho 15y ago|0 comments

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