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by grigory 16y ago
This worked great on my aging macbook. That's just amazing, I had no idea it came with sensors to support such functionality.
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by grigory 16y ago
Player would reset to the beginning several times, and wouldn't let me skip to the part I was currently watching. FLV file is much easier to deal with :)
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by grigory 16y ago
Python here - very quick to code in if you have terminal handy.
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by grigory 16y ago
Never really bored... But to answer your question - mountain biking whenever I can (yesterday went to a dirt jumping park! in fact, I think I'll go there right now!), and assembling little air plane replicas (currently working on MiG 21). O
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by grigory 16y ago
This is worrying. We're using Twilio in my app - they've been good to us so far, certainly very friendly and helpful. The service has been spotty at times, but mostly reliable. Most of our customers are based in U.S./Canada, and all paying
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by grigory 16y ago
Are you planning on adding PDF export? Or, at least, something like "email this invoice"? I don't interact with my clients in person, so just the ability to print an invoice is clearly not enough to make me use your app.
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by grigory 16y ago
Something that worked really well for me is having several hobbies outside of work. It prevents me from just coding for 12 hours a day, and makes my life so much more enjoyable. A really big one for me is mountain biking. I always found it
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by grigory 16y ago
While I agree with you, I wanted to provide a different perspective on how "remote" these images might seem. (I might be misunderstanding meaning you're putting behind that word. If so, please forgive me!) I'm Russian, and I grew up in diff
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by grigory 16y ago
This is such a great presentation. Thank you, David!
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by grigory 16y ago
Right. For that purpose, the system tells you (when you add links), on average, how many messages you will get per day. I know it is quite rudimentary for now, but I will be adding friendlier analyses tools soon, maybe even on the Pricing p
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by grigory 16y ago
Well, this depends on how people will use the system. Say, you're just tracking down a used car with best possible price. So you sign up for text notifications so that you're the first one - and once you bought the car, you no longer need t
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by grigory 16y ago
Thanks for trying this out! I use Twilio ( http://twilio.com ) for sending text messages, and rely on them to provide somewhat global support. UK should be supported, but their logging does show that they couldn't deliver your text message.
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by grigory 16y ago
Yeah, I've given it some thought. I'm still trying to decide which way to go (keep current model, or go in a direction that you suggested). However, your suggestion about dropping monthly plan is interesting. I thought it would be a matter
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by grigory 16y ago
Fantastic app! UI is particularly well done, great job. Small number of currently present APIs definitely is a let down, but I suppose that will change soon? I would love to have ability to create multiple "pages", for monitoring different
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by grigory 16y ago
Thanks! I completely agree with Pricing page being confusing... It felt fine when I initially created it, but hours after launching I want to remake it completely. There are only two main options to tell people about, and two different pric
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by grigory 16y ago
I've been working on this app for the last couple of weeks. This is a first actual "product" that I've launched, so I'm a bit shaken up by how people will, or will not, react to it. Any feedback and recommendations are highly appreciated!
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4 points by grigory 16y ago|12 comments
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by grigory 16y ago
Would definitely try this out from Canada!
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by grigory 16y ago
Yup, definitely can't drag it.
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by grigory 16y ago
The whole "mobile browser" thing seemed odd. Mobile Safari, Mobile Chrome, RIM's future browser, etc. - they're running on webkit, and that what matters.
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by grigory 16y ago
Definitely take a look at CodeIgniter. After going through several frameworks myself when faced with a necessity to switch from Python to PHP for several projects, this is the one I ended up staying with. It's really great actually. I might
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by grigory 17y ago
I did this and graphed the results: http://imgur.com/y0aH3.png 2192 0 - 0% 389003 1 - 38% 151943 2 - 15% 116663 3 - 11% 96393 4 - 9% 76590 5 - 8% 53572 6 - 5% 45381 7 - 4% 47138 8 - 5% 36983 9 - 4%
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by grigory 17y ago
Contrary to the popular trend, they aren't using a WebKit-based browser - site claims that the phone comes with a Mozilla powered browser engine. If this phone does take off, I wonder if it could distill WebKit's mobile monopoly (disregardi
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by grigory 17y ago
No mention of lambda style anonymous functions, too!