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by gommm 17y ago
I'd be interested in the same too :-) email is in my profile... Thanks
572.
by gommm 17y ago
I'd be interested in the same too :-) email is in my profile... Thanks
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by gommm 17y ago
I agree, the old version gave more information on what positions were needed at a glance and was a bit more clear...
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by gommm 17y ago
The biggest incentive I think is the free worldwide shipping if you preordered (at least for me living at the other side of the world)
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by gommm 17y ago
Just bought, having live chat like this on the first day is a very good idea that I'll have to keep in mind when launching a new product... And as others have said the 5$ preorder in exchange for free shipping is a great way to make us impu
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by gommm 17y ago
It also depends of the personality, I hope and want to be working with someone who make me feel inadequate like Sid did to the junior designer... It's a great opportunity to learn and compare the result of Sid's work to see what went wrong
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by gommm 17y ago
I agree completely... The only thing is that since I've been using a colemak layout for some time now, when typing in qwerty on someone else computer I might look like a rather bad typist :-) But yes, I think that someone who can't touch ty
578.
by gommm 17y ago
When publisher's give advance that high it's because they know that the book will sale. So I don't think they are really taking that much of a risk with publishing this book.
579.
by gommm 17y ago
I think the potential buyers are already convinced, it's the people who have already started developing with Cappucino. Having a paid beta, means that people who haven't used Cappucino probably won't try it and it's a good thing because the
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by gommm 17y ago
I'm currently developing an app in Cappucino and it's quite sweet... I'm not sure if I'll actually use the IDE, but I'll pay anyway because I want to support their work
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by gommm 17y ago
Yes but I think they have some serious competition by the answers.onstartups.com which has quite some momentum too
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by gommm 17y ago
Wow the 10 person software shop promotion is interesting... I'm currently starting a company and was looking for a good issue tracker. Up until now I've been using fogbugz for other projects but the license is a bit steep when starting up..
583.
by gommm 17y ago
I would prefer you to show the full url, because it offers more info on the link. For example, when looking at blog articles, the date the article was written is part of the url...
584.
by gommm 17y ago
Yes but in that case they took at least 40 minutes before notifying customers and posting on their status blog... I had to contact them on the live chat to be able to know what was happening... And they could have a script that directly pos
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by gommm 17y ago
Exactly, I wouldn't mind a future employee to ask me for some code samples so as to gauge the quality of our work... After all, I've seen some code from some companies before where I'd just run away if it was my first day at work there...
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by gommm 17y ago
The city where I studied, Rennes in France, has such a scheme in place since about 9 years ago and there haven't been any vandalism that I could see... One thing though is that a lot of people preferred their own bikes because the bikes wer
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by gommm 17y ago
I would agree with you if the children who were ahead of the curriculum could spend the time in class reading or doing other useful activities. As it is, most of the time, they just have to sit and pretend to be interested while following a
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by gommm 17y ago
I don't agree with you... They didn't leave money on the table, they decided to focus on one thing to do it well instead of targeting everyone... Doing cross-platform application comes at a cost (and not only in term of development time), e
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by gommm 17y ago
My experience with freelancing mirrors this. It is a bit more stressful because I'm actually working much more efficiently and seriously but I earn twice as much and I can choose my own schedule... It's liberating. In my old job, I was frus
590.
by gommm 17y ago
Seems easier than setting up a WOFE in China (wholy owned foreign enterprise)...
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by gommm 17y ago
Very good idea, I could see myself using this...
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by gommm 17y ago
Yes of course, but I like having the fact that it's done automatically on push... And I don't really like having to go back through my projects to change the gem dependencies...
593.
by gommm 17y ago
That's really a bummer... I loved being able to fork a ruby lib, make some changes and have the gem available for any servers I used... I also think that they should have given advance notice. Cutting features that I (as a paying customer)
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by gommm 17y ago
Seems like an interesting project to teach complete beginners. I'll test it out to see if it can help my girlfriend understand more about programing...
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by gommm 17y ago
I think you're on the right path... Getting a technical background is important to get a feel of the problems that your engineers face and as long as you know that they know better than you and let them decide the technical choices, it's go
596.
by gommm 17y ago
Not available in China :( Can't say it surprises me though... I'll get the txtr instead http://reader.txtr.com/
597.
by gommm 17y ago
Very interesting. This seems like a good potential explanation for the effect of Calorie Restriction Diet...
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by gommm 17y ago
Apart from the 6-bit color gamut problem, the viewing angle and contrast on my macbook pro is really good... I wish it weren't this glossy though...
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by gommm 17y ago
One thing I like doing when pair programing is have the navigator code up the specs for the new feature while the driver is implementing... I find it rather efficient at catching bugs...
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by gommm 17y ago
I think Japanese intonation is very hard for native english speakers but it's not hard at all for someone speaking romance languages (the sonorities are rather similar to spanish I find...)

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