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by gumbo 15y ago
Sure it is. It is not the first time i get downvote for just expressing my humble opinion. By the way, i'm not here by any mean to count my karma. However it is frustracting to see people act this way. I don't think down vote = don't like.
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by gumbo 15y ago
I think think it make sense. I will definitly downvote someone who publish craps even if i also loose a point when it make sense.
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I feel like downvote is a censure
5 points by gumbo 15y ago|9 comments
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by gumbo 15y ago
I've gone throught the email conversation, i feel like they didn't really just wanted the money. A blackmailer don't just ask: "SO - you told us a week ago that you've being requesting a response from Fin dprtmnt. We got no answer for
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by gumbo 15y ago
The same here. Can i "inspire" from this for the documentation if my next Rest api ?. Great job, keep it up.
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by gumbo 15y ago
Please give me a break. This guy made some points: spaghetti code, .... He state it in the wrong way, however one should admit that node.js is not mature enougth for many use cases. I'm still learning but, haven't seen how just by using nod
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by gumbo 15y ago
Sure, pulling the industry is not the rigth way to go anyway. I think that the population of china don't help... more than a billion. I think that the world population is really the big issue of this century.
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by gumbo 15y ago
Disgusting, have you listen to this http://www.thisamericanlife.org/play_full.php?play=454 I swear, nearly had tears in my eyes. I'm not proud anymore to be part of this machine (we build iphone/mac apps). We are fighting SOPA, anyone who
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by gumbo 15y ago
this is of low taste, i'm impressed with the ability of people to try to use any situation. And using the DHH pic is really lame.
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by gumbo 15y ago
Just went through the whole thread on twitter, and now i see that it is #curebit that tried to dig their own grave. Nevertheless let learn the lessons and move forward, inspire don't steal.
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by gumbo 15y ago
I think DHH did it the wrong way, it is such an arrogant reaction. it is not like Curebit is a concurrent or something like that so they could have just sent an email asking remove the elements. That's been said, but if this embarrassing ev
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by gumbo 15y ago
I stumble upon stolen graphics so much time, when a company is not able to create an original landing page, how one can expect that company to create something more complex. This is not to say curebit won't succeed, but as one said "we are
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by gumbo 15y ago
Can you explain the downvote.... what the hell, i know i could have been commented better, but this is not a reason to downvote.
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by gumbo 15y ago
Not so revolutionary to me. Won't use such a tool. Smart programming/peer reviewing is the way to go.
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by gumbo 15y ago
OmniFocus is the best one yet.
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What developers will be doing, learning & listening to in 2012 (venturebeat.com)
1 points by gumbo 15y ago|0 comments
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by gumbo 15y ago
They say the iPhone would be expensive... If they were to tell the truth they would said: our profit margin won't be so high.
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by gumbo 15y ago
big data is not really a technology, it is just a term to refer to the fact that when you have "too much data" to deal with you can't do it the usual way. Now to come back to the point of your question: often when people says "Big data", th
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New Android GUI editor is awesome
3 points by gumbo 15y ago|0 comments
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by gumbo 15y ago
I agree with you, building around someone else idea is risky as you may end up competing with the api owner. However there is so much advantage to it. Building a service around twitter make you confident in having an established user base t
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TwitterGrader: anyone with access to their API
1 points by gumbo 16y ago|0 comments
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by gumbo 16y ago
Reading this thread somehow pissed me off. The concerns of this guy are legitimate, I think that some Delphic employee should be there to answer such enquiries even with a simple kindly excuse. Letting your users respond help but I feel lik
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by gumbo 16y ago
I definitely agree with this. If you applied to YC to have your project validated by @pg and associates. Then you should think twice about your real motivations. Only close shop when you're sure your idea is not a good one or that you KNOW
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by gumbo 16y ago
For some reason the rejection has bumped my productivity. I've produced so much today than I haven't done since months now. I guess the rejection made me feel like I don't need help, Start-up is about business and if for some reasons* YC fe
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by gumbo 16y ago
The problem is that in today world people tend to be alarmist: There is rare case where data is perfectly safe or at least just an app can't make a SYSTEM secure. Notice the upercase: it is the whole system that need to be secure. If the sy
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by gumbo 16y ago
i Guess i need to go home and have some sleep (already 9pm). Can't stay there waiting for that email. I guess, i'll wake up in the night to work on the product: a way to say to myself, getting the interview is not the end, finishing those d
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by gumbo 16y ago
Finger crossed. Nevertheless, as they said: no one should take it personnaly and it make me think of something i've read a few days ago on HN : "Stop Panhandling your Ideas": http://bennesvig.com/post/4363890591/stop-panhandling-your-i...
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Ask HN: Y Combinator summer pre selection
4 points by gumbo 16y ago|10 comments
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by gumbo 16y ago
I also agree. There is too much white color, the readability is not very good. I was exited about it as i already mentionned here that there is room for improvment of HN. i'll uninstall it now. looking forward to try a corrected version.
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by gumbo 16y ago
Thanks for the answers. I know, a lot of questions: this is because we are architecturing our plateform and having a detailled help from a successful website is very helpfull. Looking forward to see the next article.

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