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by clemesha 16y ago
Seems that mojombo practices what he preaches. First commit by mojombo (from march 29, 2010) of Github's Gollum wiki reads "readme driven development!" http://github.com/github/gollum/commit/c7875704971be998a5399...
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by clemesha 16y ago
Cool, hopefully will make it. (btw, did anyone else from San Diego attend the YC 'Work at a Startup'? I went: http://clemesha.org/blog/2010/jun/22/my-experience-at-ycombi... and would love to talk more about experiences, etc. It was a ver
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by clemesha 16y ago
Very cool stuff, hopefully. To quote the beginning of the "What about my web app?" section This ten step tutorial shows how a client can interact with Hookbox. Adding web app integration is also trivial. I can tell you, combining
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by clemesha 16y ago
See if http://codenode.org ( http://github.com/codenode/codenode ) interests you. It's BSD license, and a very cool project imho. Someone good at JavaScript / jQuery is needed.
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by clemesha 16y ago
No shame man, we're all in this together.
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Random realities of programming(clemesha.posterous.com)
35 points by clemesha 16y ago|14 comments
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by clemesha 16y ago
Why is it develop and have announced? I have a (couple) side projects that I haven't "announced" on HN, was going to submit, but then I noticed the required "HN Announcement URL". Maybe my problem is that I just haven't "announced it on H
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by clemesha 16y ago
Google's "Parisian Love" ad is an extremely potent, real world example of using similar emotions to sell a product: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnsSUqgkDwU
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by clemesha 16y ago
What about the 2nd comment on the post, by "Sean O"? Javascript/Ajax has been fundamental to "new-age" tech giants. See Google's Gmail.
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by clemesha 16y ago
Does dropbox.com take offense (legally or otherwise?) that this app has the exact string "dropbox" in it's name? EDIT: I'm interested in the trademark implications mostly, are there any?
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by clemesha 16y ago
This type of generalization are what language wars are made of.
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by clemesha 16y ago
What about geolocation or using the phone's built-in camera, is/will this at all be possible from HTML5 apps? Those features are a huge incentive to create mobile apps, imo.
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My Experience at Y Combinator's Work at a Startup(clemesha.org)
63 points by clemesha 16y ago|6 comments
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by clemesha 16y ago
My Dad does awesome work: http://davidclemesha.posterous.com Plus it's Father's Day, so if you send him an invite he would be very happy. Email: dclemesha@gmail.com
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by clemesha 16y ago
A "little" slow on my android as well ;)
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by clemesha 16y ago
Is this actually true? Or is it more that we "hear" (listen and remember) about this type of "great" companies? (This is definitely more of an honest question than some sort of inadvertently negative response.)
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by clemesha 16y ago
Loved the inside of the hoodie moment. Very interesting, and a bit creepy.
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by clemesha 16y ago
Good point. When a project is clearly going no where, it's worth it (but not easy) to fail it and move on. I've personally have had this experience, and although failing a project hurts, it ultimately frees up time to move on to bigger and
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by clemesha 16y ago
Damn, I really, really agree with this: I know that while it’s important to write quality software, it’s equally important to just fucking finish it.
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by clemesha 16y ago
I'm at La Jolla shores, so I have to agree ;)
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by clemesha 16y ago
In his third response (when he gives "a few ideas") "speedy" basically describes Dropbox: Don't you wish you never had to worry about your computer crashing or hard disk dying? An idiot proof backup, and one where I don't have
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by clemesha 16y ago
At the top of the page source:  <!-- type of guy. I like that about you. I also like how you really told off that bully--
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by clemesha 16y ago
Holy shit, this Facebook situation is turning into a full-on witch hunt. Mostly the intense criticism is warranted, but I feel as though a lot of levelheadedness is starting to go out the window.
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by clemesha 16y ago
You have it correct. What you say in your second sentence is exactly the issue. If this is "actually" a big issue or not is another question.
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by clemesha 16y ago
No patch has been accepted (unless I mis-understood what you are saying). In fact, if it's not totally obvious to everyone that timf is the one that committed the latest commit, then this demonstration is noteworthy.
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by clemesha 16y ago
After the readwriteweb.com "Facebook Login" debacle, this page looks extremely optimized to position itself the same way. This is just my interpretation.
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by clemesha 16y ago
Wow, it sounds like your app is extremely popular - that sounds like huge traffic, especially for "scaling to that size in 12 months". Right? I am naive, or is this "fairly common" with decent Facebook games? What is your application? Are
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Perfect Open Source: Redis, Nginx, Django, jQuery(clemesha.posterous.com)
4 points by clemesha 16y ago|0 comments
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by clemesha 16y ago
Their strong usage of both Memcached and Memcachedb makes me think of my favorite 'all-in-one' solution: Redis.
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by clemesha 16y ago
Ok, that is actually very funny :) I definitely did not think of this when I asked the question, but if it turns out there is no project "similar to rubber, but for Fabric", I may start one, and I'll most certainly call it "Spandex".

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