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by d0m 13y ago
Most old popular games come with a .exe that you can run without installing the game. Make for some real easy sharing in Lans. Valve making it almost as easy.
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by d0m 13y ago
I'm no expert in this field, but it seems to me that it was very similar with airbnb. I.e. lots of big competitors with the same functionality.
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by d0m 13y ago
I think you're over analyzing. PG probably hacked that in 5 minutes, and then got to more important matters.
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by d0m 13y ago
Well, without getting into details and irrelevant domain specific examples, let's say you want to load new content as you scroll down. ---------------- HTML static content way: 1. The new content will be fetched using ajax. Already som
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by d0m 13y ago
Well, philosophically, I think having static content served in a backward compatible way is perfect. Pragmatically, I haven't found a good solution to do it without duplicating all the code. That by itself might be a very good reason a
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by d0m 13y ago
You claim facts without explaining your reasoning.. Let me put it this way using your own vocabulary: There's no reasons sites like tumblr *should work without javascript*. Period. Why why!
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by d0m 13y ago
First of all, I'm a foreigner, English is clearly not my native language and I have problems every day because of it. So yeah, native english speakers have it easier. But so what? Nobody said life was supposed to be easy and that every
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by d0m 13y ago
I don't understand why people are making such a big fuss about the PG article. He gave only one example of so many red hearing. Obviously being a foreigner with a strong accent doesn't help you when 90% of your time is spent commu
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by d0m 13y ago
Try "Django" with that new "Django Unchained" movie ;-)
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by d0m 13y ago
"Make it easy to definitely delete your account from web services."
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by d0m 13y ago
Well django is already very big.. so the target audience is people using Django ;-) It's a very stable, python-based, web framework with a huge community and widely supported. Some python hackers find it too big with too much bloated f
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by d0m 13y ago
Upvote usually means it, so lots of people did already! ;-)
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by d0m 13y ago
Really happy for the firebase team. Here's something that's been bugging me for a while (and why I only used firebase on pet projects rather than my main systems): 1. How does it work with non-only web stuff such as background wor
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by d0m 13y ago
Fair enough. That's why sometimes the best cofounders are old colleagues at university or company (or hackatons!). They've already worked together and know they can get shit done quickly.
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by d0m 13y ago
I would still go 50/50 because at that point, after one year of the prototype who generated revenue, you could go the "solo founder" let's hire employee route. The thing is.. look at the stats, most startups fail. Having
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by d0m 13y ago
imho being solo-founder > having a bad co-founder any day. Agree you can't wait indefinitely, but if you're onto something and you can't find someone great to help you grow it, the problem might be elsewhere. (Bad product&
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by d0m 13y ago
That's why you want to split the stock evenly with co-founders you know will put as much effort/time into it. Starting a business with not-evenly stock is akin to saying "I'm better than you" which is, arguably over
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by d0m 13y ago
Hi HN, LazyAnalytic has been my side project for a couple months. It's a tool that takes raw events from apps and turn them into a beautiful and meaningful feed. The goal is to make it easy to explore what is happening on your app. I.e
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Show HN: LazyAnalytic: Turn raw events from your app into a meaningful feed(lazyanalytic.com)
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Show HN: Lazy Analytic - transform raw events of your app into a meaningful feed
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by d0m 13y ago
I also found the TLDR quite arrogant and frustrating. It's like if I'm sending an e-mail to someone and I write in the subject "Just read the damn email". Maybe the words TLDR aren't chosen correctly. I view it more
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by d0m 13y ago
The irony is that the article was summarized in the conclusion. "I want the people who will help shape our society in the future to understand the technology that will help shape out society in the future. If this is going to happen, t
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by d0m 13y ago
Looks neat! I'm wondering how big is the market for this kind of service? Seems very valuable for early startups/products imho.
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by d0m 13y ago
HN is only good when it hits the front-page..
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by d0m 13y ago
One could argue that when talking about security, it's always about making things harder to breech, not a full proof protection.. I'm not sure how adding 32 bytes of "good randomness" would help.. because the size might
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by d0m 13y ago
Hey hey, what the author suggests is not that solo founder is better. It's that temporarily solo founder is better than getting fucked by adding the wrong co-founders.
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by d0m 13y ago
All problems (or almost all of them) can be caught by using better testing.. That doesn't mean that some tools aren't better than others. On my production servers, I don't care about not being on the very edge of all technolo
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by d0m 13y ago
Yeah, I won't ever, ever , run production servers on ArchLinux. (Even though I still use arch for my own machine). Doing that is asking for unnecessary pain. I was used with slackware, gentoo, debian and ubuntu to make frequent update
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by d0m 13y ago
"Yes, the transition is harsh, but it's getting better". Exactly. It's getting better, but it was a hell of an annoying time to be between both. Thus why I've come to hate python. I gave three simple examples of thi
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by d0m 13y ago
Call me crazy but I would have renamed Python3 to a new name, i.e. Snake. That would have made it crystal clear that it's not the same language. Seriously, Python3 made me hate python. A couple examples why: - The fact that I was

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