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by gvnonor 16y ago
oops...edited
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by gvnonor 16y ago
I once heard in an Alex Karp interview that they sold their products to other governments too(China and India IIRC). I found it quite odd, it would make sense to provide exclusive access to a particular government like the US or some other
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by gvnonor 16y ago
Py2exe is quite easy to use, i've used it for a few gui apps and did not run into any problems(actually had a small problem getting image resources recognized, but that was in wxpython's end). btw, How are you deploying your lua apps?
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by gvnonor 16y ago
I found the part where Ham applied for a patent for the act of basically redirecting typo traffic from unregistered domains to a single domain( and bribing top government officials for exclusive access), quite amusing. Considering that t
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by gvnonor 16y ago
From a monetary perspective, it seems very profitable and whatever makes them happy. But if I were in their place i'd rather go out and build something and get known for it than be remembered as someone who kept suing a person just because
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by gvnonor 16y ago
That's true. I can imagine how bad it would hurt to be in Winklevoss' place. But wasting their entire lives suing fb isn't the best course of action. They should forget what happenened and focus on other things and try and make a mark of t
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by gvnonor 16y ago
I think len() being a function instead of a method, explicitly specifying self for each method and other inconsistencies(albeit small) lead rubyists to think of python as ugly. I'm no rubyist(I prefer expediency to elegance, hence python ov