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Sqwid Announces Open Trial of its Social Media Hospitality Platform (sqwid.com)
3 points by excid3 14y ago|0 comments
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by excid3 14y ago
I would consider it deception if I was being told it was free the entire time until the sign up step told me it cost money. Allowing me to try this before registering is more likely to get me to sign up.
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by excid3 15y ago
The ridiculously photogenic guy!
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by excid3 15y ago
Definitely agreed, and maybe it was a bad example. I was just trying to point out different angles.
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by excid3 15y ago
It's a different type/level of success that he achieved the second go around.
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Have A Higher Purpose(excid3.com)
3 points by excid3 15y ago|0 comments
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Interactive Ruby GemSpec CheatSheet(gemspec.excid3.com)
1 points by excid3 15y ago|0 comments
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by excid3 15y ago
That is awesome!
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Dont tell me you want to change the world. Show me.(excid3.com)
14 points by excid3 15y ago|4 comments
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How Bad Do You Want It(excid3.com)
1 points by excid3 15y ago|0 comments
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by excid3 15y ago
I second this, the service could be awesome, but I don't necessarily know if I will like the tshirt each month.
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by excid3 15y ago
Usually my best hours are spent in the mornings just after I wake up. I'll sit down, check on a bug and start hammering away at home before heading to the office several hours later. The main benefit for me is I can approach problems with a
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Simplicity Is Definitely Complicated(excid3.com)
3 points by excid3 15y ago|0 comments
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Change Should Be Progressive(excid3.com)
8 points by excid3 15y ago|0 comments
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by excid3 15y ago
Agreed. However, it's up to you to do what you want with the newly created trust.
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Give Things Away(excid3.com)
10 points by excid3 15y ago|2 comments
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Want Something? Make It Easy To Say Yes(excid3.com)
46 points by excid3 15y ago|4 comments
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The Customers You Really Want(excid3.com)
14 points by excid3 15y ago|0 comments
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Stepping Stones(excid3.com)
1 points by excid3 15y ago|0 comments
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by excid3 15y ago
Glad I could help you Israel! :)
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by excid3 15y ago
Agreed, I may never "truly understand" how a programming language works, but there is a moment of clarity when you can say you really do understand why they did it that way. There are, of course, multiple levels to that. You may not know "h
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by excid3 15y ago
Erm sorry, it was a 38k source file of text. I was actually hard coding everything because I didn't understand it. the whole screen would get printed out (without any sort of looping) each time you guessed a letter. GW Basic did let you do
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by excid3 15y ago
This was a hangman game in GW-Basic. It was the messiest code I've ever written. 38k lines for a simple 3 letter only hangman game.
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by excid3 15y ago
That is a good one too. I completely agree with that too.
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You Don’t Truly Understand It Until You Think It’s Obvious(excid3.com)
60 points by excid3 15y ago|37 comments
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by excid3 15y ago
I agree if you're doing this fulltime. My job was a part time Rails job for a professor. There are lots of opportunities out there that you can do on nights and weekends if you have another fulltime job. It's a whole different situation tha
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by excid3 15y ago
Two excellent points that I forgot to cover.
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Ideas For Beginning Web Developers(excid3.com)
99 points by excid3 15y ago|20 comments
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by excid3 15y ago
Sounds awesome. I'll be able to make it this year!
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by excid3 15y ago
While I started it a while ago, Keryx for Ubuntu/Debian is pretty new to the Linux community and not near as popular as it could be. http://keryxproject.org It's a GUI tool I built in Python to help offline users update and install new so

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