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by d0m 12y ago
I tried it a few months ago and I thought I'd be a big fan.. but turned out it was really annoying to have apps change location all the time time. It's like if the navigation of a website keeps changing every hours, that gets frus
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by d0m 12y ago
That's the point of having a clear set of rules somewhere because most people skipped that part of the tutorial. (I did too) I had to be stuck somewhere, quit the game and redo the tutorial very slowly just to see if there's a rul
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by d0m 12y ago
Not all parsers need to be complex. If you're up for the challenge, read a bit on top-down parser and try to write it for your language!
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by d0m 12y ago
Answering my own question.. Will be available on the playstore in a few days. But can download it from Android Police here: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/10/31/gmail-5-0-exchange-s...
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by d0m 12y ago
How can I get it? On the playstore it doesn't let me update it. Is it only for newer devices?
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by d0m 12y ago
I won't lie, I'm starting to become a google fanboy again thanks to the beautiful google material design experience. Hats off to the team behind this new calendar app.
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by d0m 12y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER ListRunner - Bay Area Looking for an amazing front-end developer (Html/css/angular/Phonegap) About us: It’s hard to believe but doctors are still stuck managing their team and tracking critical patient info
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ListRunner - San Francisco, CA - (Relocation possible) Looking for an iOS developer with front-end experience (Html/css/javascript) About us: It’s hard to believe but doctors are still stuck managing their team and tracking critic
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by d0m 12y ago
I'd love to know more about why did Slack were able to get so much traction and raise that much money compared to Flowdock/Groove.io/Hipchat. I've used Flowdock in the past and tried Hipchat too. I've also been a hu
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by d0m 12y ago
That's how I feel when I'm coding with Python! There's always an amazing library around the corner, like if it read my mind from the future.
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If you go at the end of her talk, people in the room asked these very two questions.
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So meteor is a long-term thing and I see a lot of ways for them to make a lot of money. And so far they've been executing amazingly well and they're focusing on the right audience for this time.
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by d0m 12y ago
One small advice is to work on the whole project, not just a small part of it. If you have a very clear backend specification, it's very easy to find a good RoR freelancer to code it. Or, if you have an exact and thoughtful wireframe,
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by d0m 12y ago
Good thing nobody is forcing you to browse it.
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by d0m 12y ago
I've been using stumpwm for a while.. Apart from the "python instead of lisp", what would be the main differences or advantages of Qtile?
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by d0m 12y ago
I think the design of G+ is gorgeous. I keep referring to it again and again. And as you say, the vision was great, but the execution of forcing everyone on it was odd.
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by d0m 12y ago
>> To really really beat them, we will need to inject some cash and start the PR channels, conference attending and spend a lot of time in marketing. So far so good, standard business stuff. >> I hate doing that. Here lies the p
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by d0m 12y ago
If this is really what is stopping you from starting your business or applying to YC, feel free to send me an email and I could walk you through what process we used (Same situation here: different country, applied to YC, establishing ourse
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by d0m 12y ago
YC is just three months, you don't need a visa. (Although most experts say you'd put the chance on your side to get one and move to the bay.) >> [...] should apply even if you have just an idea or prototype, [...] Yeah.. thi
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I think it's more about having an idea that makes sense and how you've been executing on it. Basically, when they say "the team matters the most", it's less about "Tell me how good you are" but more about
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by d0m 12y ago
I would say it's more about speed and learning to be direct. Interviews go crazy fast and the competition is insane. You don't want to spend 5 minutes answering a question that can be answered in 10 seconds.
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by d0m 12y ago
>> I always had the expectation that accelerators are about helping young startups to figure out what they do. Not to be pedantic but I see accelerators as accelerating a startup. Try to picture something accelerating really fast, b
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ListRunner (YC S2014), San Francisco And/Or Montreal - FULL-TIME (Can help with VISA) ListRunner (www.listrunnerapp.com) brings project management to doctors in hospitals. It's hard to believe but doctors are still using paper and
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by d0m 12y ago
It's actually pretty cool. I've just been through all of that painful setup personally. CORS, grunt, SSL, cloudfront, S3, deploy, different stages, minifying, zzz. As others have asked, how do you plan to price such a service? A f
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by d0m 12y ago
I think I know what you mean, but it's just a key away from removing that "blank" screen (which is called a frame IIRC). For me, (ctrl-t backspace) remove the current frame. I like the flexibility of Stumpwm where it differen
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by d0m 12y ago
Been using Stump for a few years. It's perfect for my development needs. I find it very hard to use Mac or Windows now that I'm used to all my custom shortcuts and functions. I usually have my editors on workspace 1, local termina
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by d0m 12y ago
Looks so useful, can't believe I never thought of hacking something to do that. Will experiment with it!
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What I'd like is a small library to complement lodash/underscore with utility functions required when using high-level ones. It's very annoying to have verbose _.each([1,2,3], function(x) { something(x, 'param&#x27
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SICP
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by d0m 12y ago
Once YO gets to a critical mass, there are a lot of valid and relevant business models.

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