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No pictures yet, we're more focused on nailing the single user experience vs. trying to make it compete against the more social list type apps. We hope to have the notes be a lot smarter in the future, but right now you'll have to actually
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14y ago
Hi! It's all native, I looked briefly at some of those tools and decided I'd rather just learn objective-c.
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Show HN: iPhone App I've been building is in the store
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14y ago
If you didn't think the patent system was fucked up before, you sure as fuck should know now.
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14y ago
This really isn't that surprising to me. Game testers are the same young kids who are running around xbox games going out of their way to be as offensive as possible to everyone. It should come as no shock that they act the same way at wo
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14y ago
Unless there's some caveat that says 'if you got a discounted meal on the same receipt as a fully paid for meal then this specific receipt doesn't count towards the 8 receipts' then I don't really see how he's 'being difficult.' Don't adver
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14y ago
I built this too, but with sweet user accounts: http://imageshar.es/ I, however, did not spend much time on the UI. :)
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Or, why don't they just interleave ads into the streams and require developers to either display those ads or pay a CPM equivalent to hide them? It seems clear their main concern is around the home_timeline feed anyways, so weaving in thei
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14y ago
Congratulations Dalton Caldwell! Who could have known that Twitter would just hand you the entire game with one stupid maneuver.
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Design is all about subtleties, not big deals. Does it make a difference? You bet.
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14y ago
It's true, going to college for a semester taught me that I never, ever want to write java for a living.
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14y ago
One of the biggest problems with the 1.8.x versions of MRI (or CRuby as it's referred to in this article) is that the GC is pretty slow and tends to get called a lot. A good explanation of the reasons behind that can be found here: http:/
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14y ago
At the December 2008 Kyushu Ruby 01 Conference, I asked the audience "How many of you here have some interest in garbage collection?" Out of 200 people, only 3 raised their hands Can you imagine how many people would raise their hands if
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14y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: San Francisco or Remote. Experience working at all levels of the stack, extremely proficient in Rails development, Node.js, and frontend development. Have written lots of PHP in a past life, but haven't touched it in
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14y ago
I wouldn't recommend using a regular text editor and dealing with the iOS APIs. I pretty much despise IDEs, but sadly the objective-c paragraph long method signatures require it. That's actually why I didn't even bother with RubyMotion, i
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14y ago
Error: Failed executing: make install-world (postgresql.rb:67) Now I have 2 options. I can continue googling this error and trying all the random solutions (fyi, none of them worked, and I spent a solid 2 hours trying all of them) or I can
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14y ago
Public transportation is a million times better in San Francisco. Not once have I ever felt like a car was necessary in the ~5 years I've lived here. In the 7 years I spent in Boston, at no point did I have a commute that was less than 3x
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14y ago
I spent a lot of time this winter up in Tahoe. My days consisted of hitting the mountain for first lift, snowboarding for a few hours, back at the condo by noon and spend the rest of the day working. My productivity during these days was
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15y ago
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but unfortunately for you, lots of people drink. It's not just a programmer thing. It's one of the most prominent ways people socialize. Not programmers, people. I'm sorry that you feel uncomfortable
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15y ago
I downvoted your comment (and probably was the first to do given that it was still black when I downvoted it) here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3782072 which lead you to immediately post this. Considering you clearly think your c
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Boundary service moves to General Availability
(blog.boundary.com)
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15y ago
Sexism (specifically in tech) is the new racism. If you go down that path of anything remotely sexist, expect to be torn to shreds just as quickly as if you made a racist remark. If people didn't get offended, then people like Sqoot will
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There's a pretty wide range of employees between the dude who is mocking his interviewer because he disagrees with a question, and an under-confident yes man who just goes along with everything. Arguing for the sake of improving things is
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15y ago
Perhaps. But I'd much rather pass on someone who might have been exceptional than hire someone who has already proven themselves to be a bit of an asshole.
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I'm not sure why people are so offended by this question. While I've never asked this question as the interviewer, I've been asked similar questions whilst interviewing and felt they always lead down a path that was helpful to both sides.
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15y ago
I think it's totally cool to ask that question, but if you're going to ask that instead of answering mine, I'm going to assume you're an argumentative dick and probably wrap up the interview pretty quickly. The "I know you are, but what am
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15y ago
No, it's their highest bandwidth residential plan. Technically, I still have bandwidth caps ( http://imageshar.es/4f675654998b758611000b60 ) but they don't enforce them.
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15y ago
Exactly this. I pay Comcast $200 / mo for 105mbit. In part because it's retardedly fast (I do get the advertised speed generally,) and in part because I don't ever want to think about bandwidth limits or any of the other measures they enf
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Doesn't work. People would just create dummy accounts with 2GB folders, share them with themselves, and have infinite storage. If they offered a 100GB plan for $20 / month, it would destroy their $125 / year / person plan since I would ima
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15y ago
Because an acquihire doesn't have a positive effect on Dave Morin's life. He's back at a big company again, and he's already filthy rich so what's a few more millions?
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