jcolemorr11

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by jcolemorr11 12y ago
This. Right here. This. The worst part about it is that even organizations started by the "scrappy" guys are only running after the "ib" types. And the transition seemed very quick. This article made me wretch becaus
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by jcolemorr11 12y ago
Maybe I'm the only one who's thinking like this but... ...It's just Dropbox. "But she access to ALL THE THINGS!" I highly doubt Dropbox will intentionally jeopardize the meat of their business model. And again. It
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by jcolemorr11 13y ago
I honestly misunderstood the definition when I first read it. I've built a variety of web apps (old php + mysql, actual static content, nodeJS + angular), and I this terminology escaped me. I've never looked at an Angular app an
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by jcolemorr11 13y ago
Wat. This seems a bit belated in it's submission to HN.
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by jcolemorr11 13y ago
Did anyone actually think that automation was the only thing killing jobs? And then you read it and find that the title has only a small portion to do with the actual content. Coming from an economist (a professor at least), I'd expec
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by jcolemorr11 14y ago
Died laughing when I saw this title because it's exactly what I thought about Ember. For speed of development I kept flirting with Ember because of the "positives" I've heard. The oddities of its ecosystem and the rather disgruntled/anger
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by jcolemorr11 14y ago
Agreed. It seems like the one of the biggest problems perfecting a product prior to shipping is - is the mindset. Placing the ship date ahead of time forces one to focus on the priorities instead of every tiny detail.
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by jcolemorr11 14y ago
Thanks man. Great straightforward list.