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izak30
19y ago
Apparently this one is more closely tied into .NET; with visual frontends to DB design and not just HTML.
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Ask YC: Has anybody used MS Visual Web Developer Express?
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izak30
19y ago
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izak30
19y ago
Excellent point. This is something that I'm very passionate about. Great developers are most often horrific designers; but they say things like "I like minimalistic designs", which, while true for us developer types (when we're looking fo
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izak30
19y ago
The blog writer proposes this as a way to view IE6 only pages in IE7, I'd suppose that this is almost an entirely incorrect method to go about this; the rendering engine for scripts and HTML/CSS is not affected by the user-agent, just what
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Change IE7 user-agent to IE6 in vista
(blogs.technet.com)
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izak30
19y ago
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izak30
19y ago
If you're looking to kill time, but don't know how, help someone else out, go to the forums for things that you're good at and answer a few questions.
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izak30
19y ago
This is what I see from android: "Cell phone OSes, historically, have sucked. So it's easy to fall into the pattern of believing that they will always suck, and that if you make them suck 500% less, you have reached nirvana." It's case #2 o
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izak30
19y ago
BTW, whoever downmodded this, it wasn't sarcasm; Sometimes I don't understand what gets somebody downmodded around here.
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izak30
19y ago
Written while at my last job: http://issackelly.com/blog/2007/04/815-am-daily-battle.html note: <-- just a joke, obviously
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izak30
19y ago
If you are condisering making any real amount of money off of a thirty dollar product, then you probably won't know all the people who have it; on the other hand, if making money isn't the goal, then by all means, give away the source, OS p
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izak30
19y ago
I was just commenting on the fact that apparently you have a problem, but not the resources to solve it, it seems that the communication overhead for even one other person would help you see the issues and details needed to solve whatever p
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izak30
19y ago
Has anyone here done this for their web app? I am considering some grid-server space from MT, but if EC2 is good, it seems like it's cheap; is this a viable option?
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izak30
19y ago
Until Dec 6th, my hangup is school, it's a time-eater. I'm taking some time off (and probably never going back) to start my startup, with some YC style funding from some personal sources; I feel like the money is paltry in comparison to th
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izak30
19y ago
What's the thinking behind "too big a problem, too stupid" and then -> "more people would only hurt us"?
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Ask YC: Where to find legal help for a tech startup
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izak30
19y ago
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izak30
19y ago
There has been a lot of buzz about this, but I would predict that it catches on much more quickly in asia; Americans like their individuality, and to own their own things, maybe if zipcar does better these would catch on, but in a midwest
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izak30
19y ago
Ok, If I'm correct, this has been hashed a hundred thousand ways. People in the industry get excited about some new technologies, and a couple of new ideas, (portals, social networks, semantic web...there will be more) and a few somebodies
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izak30
19y ago
A lot of clicks (at least most of mine) come from the RSS feed. I only come to the site when I really want to vote something up, or if I want to comment (or read comments). I'm a fairly passive user of YC, so a lot of my votes I didn't ev
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izak30
19y ago
In which ways could you 'rain on their parade'? stop supporting your software? change the license? They could just hire talented coders to use and update your base from the last point that you did update, or the last point that you had tha
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izak30
19y ago
If I had to guess what would be big, I would guess that it could be some sort of push technology [read: not http in its current form] Currently it's difficult to create efficient multi-user systems on low bandwidth and high data rates, wit
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izak30
19y ago
Currently I compare the changed values, and if mary and fred have the same permissions, I let mary see the changes that fred made that she did not, and say 'would you just like to change this row (phone)'. I'm working with a small data set
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izak30
19y ago
I'm young, and I've been doing a bit of traveling over the last couple of years (China, Vietnam, Ireland, Califorinia and the Eastern Seaboard), and I've heard of couchsurfing from more than a couple of people that I've met, but I've yet to
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izak30
19y ago
What are you doing now? What (if any) problems have you run into? I certainly realize your frustration.
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izak30
19y ago
"In your specific case, I would politely say that I question the potential for "freelance web development" to yield an ongoing income stream of appreciable value. " --Certainly, I am currently working on developing two internet based produc
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Ask YC: The Value of a Degree.
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izak30
19y ago
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