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by collint 15y ago
How exactly do you expect build any automated tooling around your ecosystem of raw socket applications? For example: indexing You're going to need something that solves the problems HATEOAS solves when it comes to multi-service coordination
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by collint 15y ago
Why do I buy this instead of Layer Vault?
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by collint 15y ago
Make a list of his important and valuable contributions. Consider this list and go from there. Specifically I suggest finding contributions of his that you consider valuable that excite him and make him happy. Push him to do more of those t
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by collint 15y ago
This is not how the Dropbox API works at this moment. There is no mechanism to push updates to your application. Only the desktop client gets async updates. It will be a glorious day when such an API exists. But don't hold your breath, it's
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by collint 15y ago
Also this seems like a good way to spread the connections of investors and startups beyond the standard hubs. ( Coming from the little state of Iowa that sounds like a VERY good thing to me. )
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by collint 15y ago
Sounds like a great idea, I'm working on my product/demo right now. And even if I was just getting told one or two things a week I already know I feel like this would be a good booster for me. Hope you get a ton of volunteers :)
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by collint 15y ago
I don't see anything to deal with conflicts and operations crossing each other on the wire. The sort of thing that Operational Transformation deals with.
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by collint 15y ago
Almost everybody seems to miss the mark in the "What do you do?" type questions. What do you think it is about these interviews that prevents them from describing it in the way you want them to? Or do you try to make everybody be more speci
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by collint 15y ago
I try not spend too much time on semantics at the transformation level. There are already hundreds of cases that must be understood transformed just to handle concurrent operations on an XML document. If you want the transformer to handle
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by collint 15y ago
I agree with the sentiments on OT. It really ought to be baked into everything. It has features you want, such as undo/redo, collaborative editing and optimistic locking. I've been working on an OT implementation for the past few weeks. It
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by collint 15y ago
Yup, it's all about DNS and links. But let's try to look more than a few years out for once? OKAY? You could make a very decent web that is made out of many clients, that can all link to each other and maybe even all run in separate tabs of
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by collint 15y ago
I now call for a classic fixed round, but barring emergencies you do raise angel investments.
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by collint 15y ago
Poorly written and quite long winded. By the time the author arrives at his second argument he's lost steam.
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by collint 15y ago
Seems weak and confused. There are some good arguments to be had around readability, writability and when to focus on what. Those are not here.
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by collint 15y ago
I think you could come up with some sort of patent truce, you use a search engine that finds overlapping patents. The truce comes with a constitution/trust that declares some metrics for that search engine. Any patents that go over that met
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by collint 15y ago
I think it sounds like a wicked clever idea. It also sounds like a recipe for bad-blood in the open source world. It emphasizes owning a repo rather than contributing to one that already exists. It also seems to push for over utilization of
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by collint 15y ago
I'd say recognizing the problem is good. If you don't want to lose confidence I'd spend every waking hour between now and your sit-down finding a passionate mobile developer. On the other hand, just because your programmer became more excit
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by collint 15y ago
This isn't quite the point of the article but holy crap is this an awful patent: “[a] communication element associated with each of the units of the commodity capable of carrying results of the two-way local interaction from each of the uni
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by collint 15y ago
What is so clever about a nil object check? I suppose if you're using it to make skirting the "Law of Demeter" and thats something you don't want to do it could seem like something bad. But I'll take "foo?.bar()" over "foo.bar() if foo" gla
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by collint 15y ago
"Just like JavaScript but nicer to type." was a decent pitch to make CoffeeScript sound safe. But it's become so much more. And you get past the simplicity of that pitch quickly if you use CoffeeScript earnestly. Going through the Table of
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by collint 15y ago
ruby or coffeescript true if true :)
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by collint 15y ago
Perhaps I can interest you in a "Mosby". http://i.imgur.com/IUiAp.jpg (I'm so sorry. I bid for time. I promise if I win I won't be wearing one of these.)
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by collint 15y ago
I see this: Google was a happy accident because of the web. Given the trajectory of Apple, where would the web be in 10 years if Google wasn't throwing everything, and clearly they are doing so, at keeping their platform alive. Android is a
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by collint 15y ago
In that picture it looks like Alexis is somebody holding an Alexis mask in front of their face :)
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by collint 15y ago
if test
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by collint 15y ago
The Rack style API is nice for the simplicity. I <3 it. The Rack style api is NOT a great representation of the HTTP protocol. Specifically anything with a streaming or chunked response. start_response/yield may not be the absolute best
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by collint 15y ago
On a very expensive and comfortable bed.
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New Google Search Feature ( Appears to use Google Sets )(plus.google.com)
2 points by collint 15y ago|0 comments
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by collint 15y ago
He might like the games factory: http://www.clickteam.com/website/usa/ It's not writing code but it actually teaches you a lot about objects, event handling, conditionals and you can pipe out something really cool/fun in an hour or two. (
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by collint 15y ago
I would suggest working out a deployment strategy that is portable, or at least prepare for more than one scenario. If this is a one day event and you have a PR cost for it you can't afford to be in a situation where you can't deliver based

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