felipe

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   by felipe 20y ago

   In Java, I have used Prevayler in a previous project (about 2 years ago), and I really liked it: http://sourceforge.net/projects/prevayler/ The reason I'm not using it right now is because Hibernate makes OO mapping so easy and trivial th
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   Start with Nothing: Bootstrapping(inc.com)

   3 points by felipe 20y ago|0 comments
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   by felipe 20y ago

   I'm under my wife's health insurance, but otherwise I would be paying out of pocket. Here are a few suggestions: 1) Individual health insurance. Try http://www.ehealthinsurance.com or http://www.integra-insurance.com 2) Group insurance
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   by felipe 20y ago

   IMHO "100% freedom" is utopia. You don't have 100% freedom even on a start-up. In a corp like Google you have managers, and in a start-up you have customers... Having said that, if you work for a big high-tech corp (like I did, although I n
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   by felipe 20y ago

   Skype uses Qt, not Mozilla: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=skype+qt&btnG=Google+Search I agree that a Javascript-based client-app might not perform as well as a native C/C++ app, but I would not say "could never be developed"... Ado
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   by felipe 20y ago

   I think people in general are missing the point about rich-client web-apps. It is NOT about offline access, but about leveraging web-app skills (HTML, Javascript) to access hardware resources that otherwise would be blocked by the browser