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931.
by d0m 15y ago
I would also add a fuzzy matching. I.e. "unitd sta" should match "United States" even with the missing "e". Or "East coast" should match "The East Coast".
932.
by d0m 15y ago
"The vast majority of companies don't take VC money. Many great companies had ideas that were quickly dismissed by these "VERY smart VCs and entrepreneurs"." It's not for the money. It's for the experience that you get, the day to day conve
933.
by d0m 15y ago
The thing is.. You know that TechStars and YC are a bunch of VERY smart VCs and entrepreneurs. You have a huge respect and read everything from them. You're passionate about software engineering and had job offers from great companies but s
934.
by d0m 15y ago
This. Thank you.. They should at least specify it on the home page..?
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by d0m 15y ago
When you say "having to do training".. A great programmer don't need "you" to do the training. Just give him/her a couple of days to read your codebase and learn the language. Anyway, even if it was the best PHP programmer, you'd still have
936.
by d0m 15y ago
Disapointed by Bruce Eckel :-/ Javascript != Java; it doesn't mean it's an abomination. I do agree that there are pitfals.. but damn, get over it as it's such a beautiful language. I love JavaScript. I feel like the guy just read the book o
937.
by d0m 15y ago
Wow, that explanation is so well done.. it's a pleasure to learn like this.
938.
by d0m 15y ago
This is the kind I do on my whiteboard when I feel like procrastinating a new language.. but I find it terribly cool that you've been forward with this and started implementing it :) Also, I didn't get how you would make the difference betw
939.
by d0m 15y ago
"Bragging" might be a bit hard; I'd say they're happy/honored to give back to an awesome community.
940.
by d0m 15y ago
Life is like that; minority ruins it all. Better to focus on the great feedback. Still, I'm surprised that HN users acted like that.. maybe there's something we don't know. But anyhow, I feel sorry for you as it was a great initiative. Good
941.
by d0m 15y ago
It's not always about exploits and vulnerabilities, social engineering can also be extremely dangerous.
942.
by d0m 15y ago
It's interesting, I'll take a look at it more seriously. Thanks for sharing.
943.
by d0m 15y ago
You may also use a simple wrapper to create decorators which would automatically define @decorator and @decorator().
944.
by d0m 15y ago
Errr.. Did he just wrote an html parser (and then used it) to prove everyone that you can use regex to solve the use-html-parser-instead-of-regex problem?! It's like if I suggest someone to use Python instead of ASM to solve a simple proble
945.
by d0m 15y ago
I wouldn't want to be in workflowy's shoes ;(
946.
by d0m 15y ago
tl&dr ?
947.
by d0m 15y ago
Disagree. The Google+ circle group integration is MUCH better than facebook's one - which is what makes it totally different. Also, talking about user base.. everyone who's using a google service will automatically be on google+.
948.
by d0m 15y ago
Archlinux on a mac.. not sure if I should say Linux or Mac laptop. My guess would be "linux" since you can't really have a windows or "other UNIX" laptop..
949.
by d0m 15y ago
I guess any entrepreneur already thought about building that application once in their life. I myself thought of it a lot of time.. but always dismissed it thinking that it wasn't a monetizable business and only a fun hack project over a we
950.
by d0m 15y ago
The author meant compared to Twitter, Facebook and the like. He goes on explaining how Google+ has a better privacy control.
951.
by d0m 15y ago
It seems interesting, but I find it tries to do "too much"; Like with the AppStore, the SQL console etc etc.
952.
by d0m 15y ago
Did this startup started as a pain to validate all that by hand working for a security company?
953.
by d0m 15y ago
Isn't it like 6 years old? http://tryarc.org/ is also interesting; and somewhat more recent.
954.
by d0m 15y ago
How's the keys customization? Is there a vi-mode key binding?!
955.
by d0m 15y ago
So, after only 3 answers it went from girls to hardcore geek; damn.
956.
by d0m 15y ago
Check: http://rpgjs.com It looks really great. I've played it to the cave.. but it somewhat bugged when I moved the rock and didn't felt like starting over ;(
957.
by d0m 15y ago
You might want to add a little more information on your page explaining what it is. I.e. What is the difference with Bluetile? With tmux? Also, if I start gnome-terminal, run tmux, and put it full-screen.. isn't it a "gnome tiling manager"
958.
by d0m 15y ago
Anyone using Eclipse can confirm that? I've moved away from that IDE for years because how slow it was. (Also because it was so damn hard to configure it the way I wanted) I remember though putting somewhat similar in my config file.
959.
by d0m 15y ago
I could have bet 100$ that RoR would have been chosen simply by reading the first paragraph: "I've already used Ruby a few years ago but I'm new to Python". What else do you want? On a side note, Django is far from being "minimalist"; http
960.
by d0m 15y ago
Or background/animated images in children' books. Or dynamic content adjusting to what you already know / had already read. I.e. I know what a prototype is, automatically, all the chapters/paragraphs explaining it could be hidden.

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