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by franzus 14y ago
Great, maybe now I will accept their job offers. ;) Moving from Europe to the US was a little too much for me. But London is just around the corner. Good move, FB.
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by franzus 14y ago
Ok, but what does it do? In one sentence.
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by franzus 14y ago
> I think you are confusing user interface design with user experience (UX) That's just an excuse for people to make ugly UIs. Aesthetics is an integral part of usability. A UX designer who has no clue about aesthetics is worthless.
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by franzus 14y ago
Wow, that Windows version was certainly ugly. Why have Windows applications always to suck design wise?
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by franzus 14y ago
> independent software developers tend to be less entrepreneurial than startup founders Why is that? Because they have a working monetization model when they launch?
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by franzus 14y ago
Premium prices? $9.99? Are you kidding?
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by franzus 14y ago
> Where are the small companies that are building for sustainment? Can't build much sustainment if you have to sell your flag ship product fur $9.99.
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by franzus 14y ago
Don't update to a new OS then if that's your concern?
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by franzus 14y ago
Because $10 buys you life long entitlement ...
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by franzus 14y ago
Abandon? You bought the app in its current state for $10. Any further development + new features is nice but not something you are entitled to. As long as they don't delete your copy of the app everything is fine.
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by franzus 14y ago
A book by a VB programmer? Nah ... thanks ... I'll pass on this one.
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by franzus 14y ago
No. So please stop trolling us with your Transcombinator nonsense.
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by franzus 14y ago
> visit Paris > go to McDonald's
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by franzus 14y ago
> overqualified to be in Denmark explain
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by franzus 14y ago
fagcombinator
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by franzus 14y ago
Yep, mixing data with executable code sounds like a great idea.
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by franzus 14y ago
Nothing changes. Nodejs is still idiotic.
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by franzus 14y ago
Wow, sorry to say but you're too prude for the internet. A church seems like a better place for you.
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by franzus 14y ago
Why is it free? Take money for it.
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by franzus 14y ago
Gosh, I hope Kickstarter would go down to be replaced by something that allows non US-citizens to fund projects.
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by franzus 14y ago
> More than a month into its tenure on the App Store's shelf, though, the app has only made about $5,000 So the app made more than 80% of apps will ever make. Also after just one month the app almost break even. That's not too bad if yo
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by franzus 14y ago
I guess it's time to move away code from github. Now a VC has insights into all private repositories ... a VC that possibly is funding competition.
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by franzus 14y ago
Internet business is conducted in fantasy dollars.
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by franzus 14y ago
> Maybe I'm just naive, but how large are most git repos? The last 2 private repos I created grew to ~800mb each. And those were rather small projects. (We put PSDs and raw audio into the repo.)
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by franzus 14y ago
> Python-like indentation Oh god, please no.
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by franzus 14y ago
eggs and basket analogy applies here.
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by franzus 14y ago
HTTP is the ultimate API. Everything else is designed for censorship of 3rd party tools. (See twitter.)
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by franzus 14y ago
yeah. has been slashdotted!
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by franzus 14y ago
Maybe you've got a wrong impression of humanity?
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by franzus 14y ago
If making money with linux (on the customer side) would be that easy there would be more usable and good looking software. But asking money for end user software is something you really don't do on linux so there's no really well designed s

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