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by highace 15y ago
Exactly the same for me and unit tests. "They're nice, but we can do those once the product is finished". It didn't finish.
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by highace 15y ago
I wish we invested more into space exploration. Like, serious resources from every country in the world. To think that we squabble over silly things on this planet every day when there's a whole universe of stuff we can't even comprehend ou
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by highace 15y ago
This is great, I was shortly going to be looking for a 'Stripe in the UK' and this has saved me a lot of trouble, thanks. Secondly, I think your product looks good, especially considering it appears you're wore all the hats during it's prod
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by highace 15y ago
This hit home for me. Previously we had identified a problem, but instead of just getting out there and getting started with the quickest working solution, we spent ages building a fully comprehensive service that did it all and more. The o
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by highace 15y ago
It filled my back button up with mess :(
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by highace 15y ago
One of the best ways I've found is to just start it! Tell yourself to just force out 10 minutes of whatever it is you're putting off. Once you've started, you'll want to see it through as much as you can. There's proven theory behind why th
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by highace 15y ago
Coffee doesn't do it for me... it doesn't create more energy - it simply takes what your body is storing for later and gives it to you now. Which is good, except when the afternoon rolls around and I'm falling asleep in my chair as I pay of
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by highace 15y ago
Woah, they take a 15-40% cut? Is it just me who thinks that's pretty significant? I think I'd rather just bite the bullet and do it myself.
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by highace 15y ago
If I read every 'must read' book I'd never have any time to actually do the thing in question!
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by highace 15y ago
As well as Twitter are there any other services that should be signed up for ASAP to avoid problems like this? Facebook, Youtube, Tumblr?
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by highace 15y ago
It's actually really interesting to see the thought process and programming technique of a respected dev from start to finish of a project. I'm sure I'll learn a lot, more people should do this. Going to keep it on the secondary monitor.
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by highace 15y ago
Deadlifts are arguably the best thing you can do to your body, however they're also the easiest to get wrong and wreck your spine, so be careful and don't push them - based on 3yrs of personal gym experience and 1 yr of gym retirement due t
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by highace 15y ago
I don't get why they all invent different naming conventions. We all grew up on 960gs, container_12 and grid_1 . It worked well so just extend it. I don't want to have to switch to col_1 end , column_one or fivecol for something so
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by highace 15y ago
"Dogpile.com makes searching the Web easy, because it has all the best search engines piled into one." My brain just exploded.
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by highace 15y ago
A great idea and youve executed it really well. However is it not ironic that a site offering to provide templates is using a template themselves.. :p
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by highace 15y ago
But you still took the job?
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by highace 15y ago
Funnily enough, yes. Psychology hack.
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by highace 15y ago
Love it, good job. Is the voice-over woman on the demo video a bot? Her sentences don't flow well and sound awkward, why not use a real person?
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by highace 15y ago
This looks really good. I can actually see myself using this when the time is right. Lovely looking interface. I don't like the name very much though - "Intercom". It's neither descriptive nor sounds very aesthetic, and I'm sure it's not go
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by highace 15y ago
From the about page: "The founders move to Newcastle..." Closes tab
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by highace 15y ago
Agreed. Plus next time you won't have to go looking for it on Stack again because it'll be ingrained, painfully, in your brain. And you'll probably learn a whole lot of other things along the way too. StackOverflow isn't a total no-no, just
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by highace 15y ago
+1 for don't rush to StackOverflow! You don't get better if you don't tax your brain a little, much like how you don't get stronger if you use a winch or wheelbarrow to carry a load instead of carrying it yourself.
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by highace 15y ago
This immediately strikes me as a "why didn't I think of that" idea, but in practice (in my workplace at least) everyone would figure out who was who based on the writing style and general tone. In a larger more anonymous group of people (li
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by highace 15y ago
Sadly, they hold the most credibility. Everyone's heard of .com, specifically the casual web users or less tech savvy. I tried .co once, but when I passed a mention of the domain on to someone else, what did they type in? That's right, .com
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by highace 15y ago
Woah. This is going to be massive. The amount of things that could potentially be built on top of this is scaring me.
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by highace 15y ago
What error were you getting? The first time I had to set up SQL Server it was a total ballache and I struggled with the same problem for a while. But like most things, after you do it once it's becomes easymode for the future.
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by highace 15y ago
At 185k a pop? Plus I believe you also have to prove a legitimate claim on the name.
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by highace 15y ago
"Convert images to HTML text. Drag and drop images on to the page to start murdering your browser! "
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by highace 15y ago
Honest question: what's surprising about .net and asp?