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by inerte 17y ago
Hi all, There's django-ab http://github.com/johnboxall/django-ab and django-lean http://bitbucket.org/akoha/django-lean if you're interesting in A/B tests. I got bitten by a Not Invented Here and decide to implement my own. I have no id
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Django MVT - My recent project, looking for suggestions, criticisms, testers...(bitbucket.org)
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by inerte 17y ago
It shows how amateur they are. Not good when doing business with retailers and the public dirty laundering will hurt relationships with possible future *crunch hardware partners. I don't think a "Hey, we've reached an agreement" post from T
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by inerte 17y ago
I've upvoted you and would like to add some things. Being a programmer is a whole job. You can't expect someone to be awesome at design and know how to use source control (properly), bug/issue, javascript, browser incompatibilities, w3c val
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by inerte 17y ago
To know with who your political enemy is meeting? CEOs considering a merge (on a prominent law firm)? Police officers off-duty? People on the witness protection program?
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by inerte 17y ago
That you'll put everything that I think it's better for the website. But if you say you're going to do feature X and Y and change Z because of reason ABC, and as a consequence you'll say the website will be 10 times better, then hopefully
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by inerte 17y ago
If the widgets were the same.
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by inerte 17y ago
My mom likes her Skype :/ But that's because I have one brother in Spain and one traveling through Asia. She shouts: It's free! I like to point out that we pay R$ 160,00 for internet access. In a direct comparison, it's free, but its so cal
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by inerte 17y ago
If you can't cut features, then it's better. Maybe you want to market a kitchen-sink type of app, one that's already trimmed, or that does some thing better than a competitor (showcasing that one thing).
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by inerte 17y ago
Maybe only let the person who's being replied moderate a comment. And up-arrow means "This is insightful and I'm glad you took the time to talk to me, you've made me a better person and I would like to continue having this conversation with
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by inerte 17y ago
Recommended reading: The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0241143535/alaindeb... Talks about happiness and work.
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by inerte 17y ago
Marketing will say it's a brand position problem. Development will say it needs features done this way. Sales will say you need costumer X. Lawyers will say you need patents. Every role has an opinion, because they think the solution lies o
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by inerte 17y ago
Is it already in production? Making money/creating value? Refactor. No, this is not a rule of thumb. But an app already in production has a lot of little quirks already ironed out. That report one person really needs every third Friday of t
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by inerte 17y ago
Funny. (you probably know this but) The cartoon isn't about if batteries are more dangerous than water bottles or even a jab on the TSA policies about grading the danger of stuff, it's about how nerds will dig their own graves because it's
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by inerte 17y ago
No. Two different conclusions. The only similarity is that at some point there were two vendors.
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by inerte 17y ago
And what data do you have? I don't have statistics favouring a checkbox password masking option neither. We're into untested territory thinking here, and I don't believe calling for statistics will disprove anyone. In the absence of hard nu
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by inerte 17y ago
No regular user would ever turn the masking off. They simply don't click on these additional options. Heck, they don't even understand why it's there. Can you explain what's the checkbox's purpose? Why and when should it be turned off? As a
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by inerte 17y ago
Probably not a problem with record associations or copyright laws, but just a bureacratic misstep. Of course the Deep Purple has a right to play Deep Purple's song, but did you reminded to fill form H14 from secratariate Office of Culture
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by inerte 17y ago
So, every time I type my password I should check that nobody is behind me? Look to the right, look to the left, look behind, type one key. Look to the right, look to the left, look behind, type one key. Look to the right, look to the left,
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by inerte 17y ago
Lifetime, Xbox lost money. Their bet is that Project Natal will crush Wii. MS lost on the first years, they're making a profit since Halo 3 launch (yearly, at least until 2008 fiscal quarter) The Xbox 360 has been a success for MS, it displ
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by inerte 17y ago
How much time it took you to think about this question? 1 hour? A day if we count an event that happened today? A year, since you've decided to follow a certain path? A whole life maybe, if you think everything you did and everything you ar
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by inerte 17y ago
> In the interest of philosophical discussion... why is maximizing profit using knowledge of consumer behavior "evil" so to speak? Because people can be deceived. Math is hard. If I were to belive Coding Horror, even Paul Erdos didn't u
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by inerte 17y ago
Lovely idea! The Natrium Bag of Discount, an item which give you 5% off on bids. The Necromancer class, which can resurrect dead auctions, and kill top bids (with a 15m cooldown timer). The Tamer, which can invoke pet-bots that automaticall
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by inerte 17y ago
My first thoughts too. Why does everything in psychology/social has to be tied to evolution these days? Once upon a time, you did it because someone told you too. Then, some god. Later, because you're of a certain class. Today, we're doing
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by inerte 17y ago
One guess, a backslash might appear when people want to move data from Google to another company, pretty much like Office file formats.
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by inerte 17y ago
Confidential? All I saw was Privacy privacy privacy power to the users. This looks like a PR "leak".
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by inerte 17y ago
I've seen Google promoting fresh pages to the first results and then the pages vanishing. Many, many times... so your situation is not uncommon! In fact, it happened to me, right here on HN, check this comment: http://news.ycombinator.com/
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by inerte 17y ago
To give developers one more reason to focus on web technologies, coding their apps in HTML 5 / Canvas / Gears.
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by inerte 17y ago
Then MS will make it $40, $25, $5, $1. Some people would say it's anti-competitive, but Google can only provide a free netbook OS because of its ads business.
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by inerte 17y ago
Certifications (well, depend on the cert) for "soft things" are generally used by companies to get everyone talking the same language. I'm a code/architect guy, with a make-it-work-now personality, so I'm more used to say "let's get Bob to

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