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by inerte 18y ago
Why guess? :) http://www.email-marketing-reports.com/metrics/email-statist... If you're inclined to believe what the companies say about its own services.
812.
by inerte 18y ago
I think he meant behind in terms of number of users. Gmail is third, if I remember correctly (after Yahoo and Hotmail)
813.
by inerte 18y ago
Dashes vs. underscores are different because search engines see dashes as spaces, so /my-cool-blog is actually /my cool blog while /my_cool_blog is /my_cool_blog (a single word :) Here's a page where Matt Cutts, head of Webspam on Google, e
814.
by inerte 18y ago
The code is free, but the aggregated data might not :) And the knowledge about how to aggregate, and how to transform this data. For example, approach Starbucks, and ask them where do they plan to open new stores (er... I know SB specifical
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by inerte 18y ago
Hi scott! I thought a little bit more about the SEO part and I think the best thing to do would be to drop the Ajax which loads the similar functions and go with simple GET requests, which will give you a nice url and possibilities to treat
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by inerte 18y ago
So I just entered len() for PHP's sizeof(), and when I searched the other way, I got a suggestion... But I am pretty sure that when I searched strip in PHP, nothing came up. I don't remember if I clicked a suggestion item or I selected a la
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by inerte 18y ago
Hey :) - A submit button; I typed "trim" and it did nothing :p Had to change language's dropdown or click a suggestion; - SEO! There's no unique url, with proper title, for the entries. None searching for "trim in python" will find... my bl
818.
by inerte 18y ago
Yes, I've read until the individual countries analysis. It's good. Very, very good. It's not always right, of course, and if you refresh multiple times a day hn, reddit and techcrunch you'll know 90% of the text. And except for a few odd ac
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by inerte 18y ago
I can't figure out if you're agreeing or disagreeing with me :) The OP asked why VC funded companies need millions, and you've said yourself, they do need. You don't need to be on the top 1% to have 10 employees. If you do have ~10 people w
820.
by inerte 18y ago
10 people making 80k per year, that's a million dollars already. Now add taxes. If you think VCs are interested in companies that won't need 10 people to run their business, ever... you're thinking to small :) And not only there are your em
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by inerte 18y ago
One million dollars to the first person who can make Internet users nicer. - No, stabbing doesn't count. DANCE does. - Tie everything you do to your personal, real-you identity? Too much, privacy concerns. - Raise awareness about how being
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by inerte 18y ago
I downmodded him. Arguments for faith != God exists. The quoted text has the opposite meaning, more like the Sistine Chapel exists because its creator(s) were inspired by God. It's right there in fact: "the highest achievements of the human
823.
by inerte 18y ago
Yes, it is worth, specially since you're making a website, even if you're going to hire someone. You can at least glance if they're doing correctly, as far as you will know. HTML/CSS isn't hard. And you need to consider if what you're doing
824.
by inerte 18y ago
I think you've answered your question :) None wants to do it, so the companies have to pay a lot of money. Now, you might ask, none wants to be the garbage man, and their salay is crap. But it's a low barrier job to entry, and its employer
825.
by inerte 18y ago
Oh, they can come after you, and it'll probably cost you a lot to defend your position, even if they're wrong and you're right. They win because they're rich and you're poor. What matters for the company is that you just stop doing what the
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by inerte 18y ago
OP here, I am watching this thread but not replying to anyone yet, but I want to clarify this phrase. It's not really mine (at least its meaning) but I couldn't find who said it first to give credit, since the words aren't exactly how I typ
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by inerte 18y ago
I hope there's no problem submitting my own blog post. I've been thinking about making a website like the one I described on the post for a long time but never got up and did it. Anyway, I also hope the "fuck" up there isn't too offensive.
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How the fuck is trim in Python?(inerciasensorial.com.br)
57 points by inerte 18y ago|71 comments
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by inerte 18y ago
Yeah, I feel you. I think I know what happened. Some "journalist" took poetic licence interpreting what the developer probably said: Dev: It took me 5 hours to build and I made $1000. Reporter: Developer makes $200/hr building iPhone apps.
830.
by inerte 18y ago
By the description in the article, sounds a lot like that japanese mobile app from Techcrunch50.. Sekai Camera, from TonchiDot. Anyone remembers their Q&A? "Join us". edit: swapspace's link made me think it has little to do with Sekai..
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by inerte 18y ago
Google does :p I am just saying that because I wondered too what company does iPhone ads. I guess any "mobile ad" thingy will do it for you. Anyway, in my 45 seconds research I found one called JumpTap. What I didn't find is how much a publ
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by inerte 18y ago
Some things are obvious but not doable by just one, or even ten, people :) For example, lately I've been thinking that a good solution for problems in Africa is to make possible to profit there. Just that. Companies will come, flourish, job
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by inerte 18y ago
Cache and/or static pages. DH should be able to handle static pages fine, they're not that bad :p Anyway, ab (apache benchmark) is your friend. Hammer way. It might be that you don't even need any optimization at all.
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by inerte 18y ago
There's no much hope in engineering at all if you don't give what its users are looking for. While I am on it, not one of the article's points is about the language design or syntax. Maybe the fourth, about OOP, but it says something else
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by inerte 18y ago
> I'm just saying that a well designed data base by definition must handle the wear and tear of the app Impossible. This is pure theory and has no ground on reality. Name me one database that was designed to handle Sarbanes-Oxley needs
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by inerte 18y ago
A million times, yes, but this in particular is the best I've read. Wish I could go and retroactively delete the past ones :)
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by inerte 18y ago
He's in a position, but did he provided it? Bush is also in the world leader spot, does his own people aprove what he does? I know, karma-whoring with my anti-Bush comment, but there's a point here. It's like killing your father and fucking
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by inerte 18y ago
Why does it make worse? You've said yourself, places where you want the security to be higher, they monitor on the spot. It's not like you're saying it doesn't work, right? Wrong?
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by inerte 18y ago
CS isn't about coding. I understand where you are coming from, but high level governament educational initiaves shouldn't focus on consumer products. Smart people are meant to build great things. The United States would have never come on t
840.
by inerte 18y ago
CodeIgniter. Why soould I ditch it for Recess?

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