hiroprot

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by hiroprot 15y ago
So, given all this, why wouldn't AT&T offer a competing free conference service where they keep the termination fee?
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Is there a Ruby SDK?
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Following David's lead, we've published our stats for Forkly as well: http://blog.forkly.com/post/15190891337/lets-get-honest-abou...
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by hiroprot 15y ago
This made me think of Ender's Game (finished re-reading it last night).
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Good call on the display of errors...why is that not available in today's TVs? Or is it? Maybe in some special diagnostic mode?
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by hiroprot 15y ago
My invite request got approved right after the request, but the service isn't working for me :( All I get is "Oops! We have run into a small problem. Please try again." over and over again. Overloaded?
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Forkly Launches to Discover Food You'll Like the Taste Of(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by hiroprot 15y ago|0 comments
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Word of warning: I ran this on my MBP with external display, and switched to integrated mode. After that, my display wouldn't update anymore, and I had to VNC into my computer to change the setting back to dynamic. A "test mode" which rever
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Great API docs...some of the big boys should take note!
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by hiroprot 15y ago
So, interesting question...what's better? Tagged as "contains gluten" or "gluten-free"?
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by hiroprot 15y ago
I posted this on the blog too, but keep an eye on my startup, http://forkly.com We just might solve your problem ;)
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Any way to participate remotely? I won't be in SF that day unfortunately.
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Is this a virtual or on-location event? (couldn't see that specified anywhere)
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by hiroprot 15y ago
The thing's called DAFT? :) Love it!
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Be glad...initially the guy who did Torque was slated to be the director
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by hiroprot 15y ago
FWIW, we're using the Amazon Linux AMI (from Amazon themselves) and are quite happy with it. It is a pretty minimalist AMI, which is what we wanted. One caveat: it is in beta.
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by hiroprot 15y ago
I wish this worked with MongoID :(
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by hiroprot 15y ago
Sorry, didn't do it for me. I was at first confused by the "give it a name", then it took me to another page and I lost interest. Why not just a simple form that lets you enter your salary, and provide some optional info that will only be r
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by hiroprot 16y ago
I've been very happy with LastPass http://lastpass.com
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by hiroprot 16y ago
That's good stuff, helped me get started a while back :)
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by hiroprot 16y ago
We were playing with it too, but ended up doing our own thing in the end.
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by hiroprot 16y ago
Beware overusing MBProgressHUD. It's a really nice library, but in general you should try to avoid modal progress dialogues in favor of progress that can be presented non-modally.
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by hiroprot 16y ago
JSONKit ( https://github.com/johnezang/JSONKit ) is quite a bit faster than the mentioned json-framework. Also, an alternative to SDWebImage is EGOImageLoading ( https://github.com/enormego/EGOImageLoading ), which might or might not be bet
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by hiroprot 16y ago
The one thing I could see this being useful for is standardizing pagination for large result sets. Ideally, the server would return meta pagination information that includes total number of results, offset, limit, etc. Unfortunately, this s
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by hiroprot 16y ago
But one example is often markets where user behavior is fundamentally shifting, or where there is a sudden change (e.g. adoption of truly smart phones) leading to opportunity. Great point. A very good write-up on that is http://jasonlbap
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On Failure(evansink.com)
2 points by hiroprot 16y ago|0 comments
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by hiroprot 16y ago
Wowzer...Luxembourg is not even on the overall ranking list? From what I recall, it has been consistently in the top 15 in other studies.
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A viral "launching soon" form - Visualized(blog.forkly.com)
4 points by hiroprot 16y ago|0 comments
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by hiroprot 16y ago
Very misleading title. The article mentions that 4 phones, a laptop computer, and a lot of specialized software were needed (they mention open-source, but there are no details). Also, the process they describe seemed to be much more time-co
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by hiroprot 16y ago
Pascal was one of my favorites growing up too, although not my first (Basic and Logo got me started). I learned most of my hard-core programming through demos ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demo_(computer_programming) ), which I did in Pa

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