dominostars

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by dominostars 15y ago
Thus far, my team has likewise been unable to find a good functional testing suite for iOS. We will definitely be giving this a shot.
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by dominostars 15y ago
I'm a little confused what your point is. Turntable may not appeal to you, but it obviously appeals to other people.
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by dominostars 15y ago
It's probably something political, or maybe even technical (such as handling permissions?). Either way, as a user I completely agree that heavy Facebook integration would be more compelling.
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by dominostars 15y ago
Funny enough, TechCrunch already ran an article claiming it to be 'Heroku of mobile': http://techcrunch.com/2011/01/27/stackmob/
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by dominostars 15y ago
"Apple clearly values their developers. They are a source of innovation and development. The company was proud to announce during the keynote that it had paid out more than $2.5 billion to developers." Wait, what? They value developers by t
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by dominostars 15y ago
Couchsurfing and airbnb offer completely different services. Couchsurfing is free, and very focused on community building. It is definitely alive and kicking.
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by dominostars 15y ago
You said it yourself: you did it for many years before you got over it. Just because you won't do it again doesn't mean it's not something worth doing. People say the same thing about startups.
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by dominostars 15y ago
What I was saying is that a 'reasonable contractor fee' would have to be about double your current hourly wage, since the first half would only compensate the cost of burning the vacation day.
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by dominostars 15y ago
How can anyone expect a candidate to burn 3 vacation days to work for a company they are unfamiliar with? For people who only get 10 vacation days a year that's almost 1/3. The money you get may not even be enough to compensate for the mone
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by dominostars 15y ago
Then pull a Yuri
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by dominostars 15y ago
Why not for some subviews?
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by dominostars 15y ago
Great writeup! Why didn't you guys just use interface builder? Not only does it speed up view building in general, but, as you claimed, it would have fixed this issue in particular.
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by dominostars 15y ago
Ahh, I see that now. I guess I was meaning a way to browse the tags, rather than just seeing related ones when looking at a specific component.
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by dominostars 15y ago
Wow.. my first rails project was going to be exactly this. Almost the exact same features and UI. Kind of unsettling =) Since you destroyed me to the punch, my only suggestion is to have some sort of tagging system, so that users can search
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by dominostars 16y ago
Just be careful when you do this. It's really easy to get lost and frustrated in an app that doesn't have a consistent tab bar at the bottom. The problem is that you can click a few things, forget the context of what you were doing, and not
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by dominostars 16y ago
You can just upvote it and see. Trust me.. Anyway, it makes no difference, unless an abundance of karma will make my comment the parent one.
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by dominostars 16y ago
This might encourage people to vote only to see the vote total.
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by dominostars 16y ago
If you have an iPhone 3G then your hardware is over two years old, and your iOS version, if updated, is still feature limited. Maybe that's why it feels so stagnant?
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by dominostars 16y ago
Company Name: MedHelp Company Size (number of people employed): 30-40 Company URL: http://www.medhelp.org Position: Rails developer Contact Email: opportunities@medhelp.org (mention that you saw this on HN) Skills Needed: Since I'm mostly
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by dominostars 16y ago
San Francisco, CA - Rails developer (also Android developer, Product Manager) MedHelp is the largest online health community, with 12 million uniques and growing. We're profitable without having to take VC money, and we're growing without h
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by dominostars 16y ago
Wouldn't latency cancel out any advantage their faster algorithm might have?
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by dominostars 16y ago
Supposedly a lot of the bugs are for somewhat older iOS versions, so I wasn't seeing them. I figured the "buggy POS" stuff was overhyped, which it seems to not be. However, I think most of the people who know about Color are hackers and sta
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by dominostars 16y ago
> if I'm 150' from someone, why not just walk over to them, snap a group photo, and post it to my Twitter/Facebook/Whatever What if you're all at a concert taking pictures of the band and crowd? Or you're at the beach and many people ar
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by dominostars 16y ago
This startup actually has me more exciting than a lot of the other ones here, even though I doubt I'll ever use it. Games are rarely about being novel, they're about being good. And if if pg tells the truth about funding people, not ideas,
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by dominostars 16y ago
I often work longer hours at my current company, for these reasons: 1. I work on projects I like and care about. 2. We set aggressive deadlines. 3. I'm never explicitly asked to work longer hours. 4. If I do work longer hours, it's recogniz
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by dominostars 16y ago
It's almost as if there are billions of them, with differing opinions.
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by dominostars 16y ago
In response to fanatastic: I stream a lot of soccer games, and whenever something big happens, my first instinct is to see what people are saying about it. Google+twitter give live updates, but it's not very conversational. Reddit is conver
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by dominostars 16y ago
Because the ability to deal with and lead people is, always has been, and always will be, the most valued skill anyone can possess.
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by dominostars 16y ago
You're responding to the quote of the comment I responded to. I've met many people who started programming late, that was my point.
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by dominostars 16y ago
"Frankly, every good programmer I know started programming long before they went to college or at least programmed outside of college for their enjoyment. If you haven't done that and don't do that then I really have to question if you're i

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