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In Rails, it's a bit easier making web apps because AJAX is built in with RJS and helpers. With Django, you choose your own Javascript framework and do it yourself. Which isn't a bad thing at all, I actually prefer Django's way. With Djan
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This hits home pretty well - I'm a recent grad looking for a job. Just wondering, why did you guys decide to relaunch it with a different model? The original idea seemed good too.
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Day 14 shows up twice (day 15 is missing).
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I'm on a Mac, here are some of the stuff I use daily: Terminal.app + Visor + start on login, since I use the command line for a lot of stuff. LittleSnapper to catch those design inspirations. iShowU + iMovie to make demo videos. http://ipi
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It Should Be Free?
(red-sweater.com)
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Django works for me, too. Doesn't generate a whole bunch of folders and files. Feels lightweight but works for big projects too.
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Nothing girly about a horse. Nothing girly about a horn. Put them together, you have a unicorn.
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I'm not a lawyer, but I definitely agree you should form an LLC in your home state. For CA, I thought forming an LLC in another state would save me $800/year. But after some research, it doesn't matter where you form your LLC. If your busi
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Side Project Overload - How do you balance side projects w/ paying gigs?
(webworkerdaily.com)
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Oh, well I don't jog at night if I can't sleep. But I find that running during the day helps me sleep at night. Here's my list: hack, play TF2, catch up on my stack of PragProg PDFs, plan out the next day, practice juggling
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18y ago
Hack. Or read Hacker News.
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I don't understand, why does it matter?
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I started out with dark backgrounds because of vim + Linux. The default terminal was black. Now I use the dark background w/ color text for all my editors/IDEs. I tried switching to the white background for a week, but it really hurt my e
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When you sign up, they ask you what size you want. I haven't gotten an account yet, I just saw an image of it from: http://www.mobileindustryreview.com/2009/01/zumodrive_is_goi...
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As a student, I worked as technical support at our libraries to help other students with computer stuff. For every 4 hour shift, there was maybe 30 minutes of work. During "work" was when I discovered/experimented with Ruby on Rails, got in
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University of California, San Diego (recently graduated though)
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Six iPhone games still worth playing
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ASUS AIRO laptop prototype video
(engadget.com)
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CocoaFusion: a new podcast about Cocoa
(cocoafusion.net)
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How to become an independent programmer in just 1068 days
(gusmueller.com)
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How Much I Money Made From Side Projects In 2008
(pseudocoder.com)
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Android installed and running on Eee PC
(engadget.com)
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I just spent a little over a month in Europe and half of the time was spent in Italy. It was awesome. For the OP: Some cities were of course more expensive than others. If you stay at cheap hostels, take the metros and walk instead of tax
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Vim, TextMate, and XCode. XCode for Objective-C/Cocoa, I've tried using TextMate but XCode is just so damn easy to use for Cocoa projects. Vim for lightweight stuff, like piping diffs into it for color or quick edits on servers. TextMate fo
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On SEO, a few small websites I own can fit a single page and still look good. I like having a single page full of content too, because it's really easy for visitors to find their information. But I've been tempted to split up these sites i
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Instead of having a ton like last year and failing, this year I'm just going to have one resolution: - Waste less time
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I make an app for the Mac which is doing pretty decent. Not enough to replace a full time job, but almost enough to cover rent. * For distribution, I just have a website. I also put it up on the Apple downloads listing, which is where mos
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You can use Expose with your arrow keys instead of the mouse.
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For me, older relatives are way more impressed if you get a full time job at a established/well known company (Google, Cisco, etc...) than if you're a business owner. I was employed at a small company (under 10 employees) and my Aunt wouldn
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This is amazing! Seriously, this looks like an extremely valuable web app for people to remotely study real users.
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