darylteo

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   by darylteo 15y ago

   Does wrapping everything in spans and divs impede SEO in any way? i.e. Google aside, does Bing and other crawlers interpret: <span>Perfect</span> To be the same as: <span> <span class="word2" style="display: inl
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   by darylteo 15y ago

   On the topic of discipline, yesterday I tried a new way to work. I placed a few large boxes on my regular desk, and placed all my peripherals and monitor on an elevated plane (too cheap to get a standing table :D). Then, turned on some good
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   by darylteo 15y ago

   I am very much liking Entity Framework's Code-First process. Instead of generating code to match a relational database, generate a relational database to match my object model. (So you have full control over what your data objects does) Com
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   by darylteo 15y ago

   I suspect any attempts to distribute VMs of Visual Studio stack would result in nifty licensing costs.
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   by darylteo 15y ago

   To be fair, the article is inaccurate. The patent describes a component (in this case, a sphere of some material that grabs snow around it) being used in the construction of a snowman. Thus, the snowman/woman is not the creation here.
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   by darylteo 15y ago

   Find one that complements your skillset. If you're perfectly capable with the technical field but useless anywhere else, a business co-founder or a design co-founder can complement your skillset and let you concentrate on what you can do be
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   by darylteo 15y ago

   And Australia (AFACT vs iiNET) And New Zealand (new Copyright Bill) And probably many other countries.
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   by darylteo 15y ago

   Entity Framework for .NET allows for 1 more form of ORM, which is Code First. Using reflection, you write your entity Objects, and it generates a DB model for you. It sufficiently covers about 80% of common ORM use cases.
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   by darylteo 15y ago

   Much better. But VSS is so horrid, that's not really saying much. Microsoft has never figured out the whole "team" aspect of collaborative work, and heavily relies on file locking to prevent things like merge conflicts. Whether you find thi
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    This is interesting... how long ago was this? If you look at the app posted by OP, you'll find that it is a blatant copyright infringement (its god damned PIKACHU for crying out loud). This was posted in April 2010. Perhaps you were unlucky
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Apple does not actively check for copyright infringement afaik. We're not even talking copyrights... you could take someone's app, copy it verbatim (reverse engineer and reuse assets event) and re-release it with the same name and Apple wou
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    My understanding of Rollback in Event Sourcing is that there IS no rollback. If an event causes the model to be in an invalid state, another event must be triggered to rectify the model into a valid state. (Simplistically speaking)
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Greg Young, himself, asserts that CQRS is NOT an architecture. And also asserts that CQRS itself has nothing to do with Event Sourcing. http://codebetter.com/gregyoung/2010/02/16/cqrs-task-based-u... "CQRS is not eventual consistency, it
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    http://errorlevelanalysis.com/permalink/abb06be/
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Personally? It depends on your goal/model. If you're in it for the money (passive side income etc.) I would go for iPhone. There are people who have made considerable income from ads on Android, but as usual this differs between apps and si
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Thanks
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Yes! I do have this planned (followed StackOverflow). What I'm looking for is a resource where these kinds of things are pointed out. Any ideas regarding Authentication? Roll your own, or implement OAuth? When would be a good time to use OA
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    Ask HN: API design practices

    4 points by darylteo 15y ago|5 comments
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Either way, I don't understand the physics behind it :(
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    What? Seriously? A HN post linking to a Reddit post that you posted, that links to your badly written post? Lazy Copy Blogger indeed.
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Hi desushil, perhaps some insight into "why" you are dreaming to get your own startup done would go far towards understanding your desires. Is it that you desire money? Then perhaps a startup in your case might not be the best solution. Is
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    I do like the design, from the screenshots! - Did you hire someone to do the UI? - If so does this person have a background in usability? - Was the dashboard initially designed from the ground up with usability in mind? Thanks! Daryl
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    I'm not inclined to believe in any charitable intent with Apple's move. Apple's target focus has traditionally been about the users (user experience, user interface etc.) and seldom about developers. Apple needs this. Else it will potential
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Potential for conflict of interests? Aside: Let's not forget Leo LaPorte calling Arrington an *hole live on his program for getting "the disclaimers out of the way" when Leo was reviewing a handset and insinuating that Leo's review would
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    You can also use [HttpGet], [HttpDelete], [HttpPost], [HttpGet] attributes. Personal preference.
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    I'm pretty sure they did that on purpose.
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    I'm in the same boat. Graduated last year, started on my project 3 months ago, and I've barely just got a working prototype up now. You just have to bite the bullet... work 9 to 5. Then get home, and work some more. Then work weekends. I've
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    As with the Apple TOS issue, I also call shenanigans on this. Sigh whatever happened to just competing fairly?
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    A review of a product from a website with the same name as the product by the person who created the product. Wow. This is a new low. For readers: Brian G. Johnson is an "top internet marketeer" specialising in online seo and affiliate stra
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    by darylteo 15y ago

    Depending on how you look at it, they could also be giving Apple the finger, saying they will not follow Apple's asinine lock-in restrictions. Unfortunately in the end, the developers suffer.