jellisjapan

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by jellisjapan 10y ago
Could you speak a little more to the point about how you feel Elixir actually adds to the complexity of Erlang? Was that comment mostly referring to the addition of those new concepts you just mentioned? Or were you referring to something
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NOLA's First Front-end Developer Meetup - FrontEndParty(frontendparty.com)
2 points by jellisjapan 14y ago|0 comments
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by jellisjapan 15y ago
Because you need to look under the milestones section. Still 6 left: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues?milestone=1&state=...
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by jellisjapan 16y ago
SEEKING WORK. New Orleans, LA (or remote). I'm a full time developer concentrating on doing high quality front-end / UX work for web applications and startups. I can help you handle both design, app-flow, mockups, as well as the cross brow
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by jellisjapan 16y ago
*assuming this is not an april fools joke I don't usually login to post, but I just wanted to say, although I do not know your situation at all, if you're putting it up due to burn out, please take a second look and make sure what you're do
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by jellisjapan 16y ago
Maybe they aren't the best way, but contests can make things more fun if you don't take them so seriously. I don't think he's scouting for cheap work to capitalize on, rather he's just looking to get the Ruby community's help involved in b
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by jellisjapan 16y ago
Circus elephants and bears finally have some new competition.
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by jellisjapan 16y ago
I have to say, I remember reading your first post when you decided to do this stuff full time, and I didn't think doing just Adsense and Istockphoto would be enough to keep you afloat. It really seems though that you have the drive to do t
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
I've always had the feeling that those companies have bosses dedicated to plenty of duplication and little innovation.
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
How is their current marketing and recognition? It might be worth it to start up an early marketing strategy and at least out-market them before you actually can launch. I don't know about the retailers, but some of them may be willing to
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Could you explain a little bit more about the "logistical nightmare" aspect of self-publishing? I'm thinking about self-publishing a book of my own, so I'd love to hear more about the obstacles you came across and how publishers make it ea
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Really cool, but I'd love to see the code you use to monitor your gmail account as well.
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Truthfully, you sound annoying and out of touch with how the people around you probably feel when you act in the way you're describing.
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
That is pretty impressive. Also interesting that FF 3.5 seems to perform better than FF 3.6 according to those charts. Edit: Ah, nevermind, my mistake.
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Agreed, but it's not like Hacker News has a job section for these sort of things (very tongue in cheek here by the way)...
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
A Hyper-Hypertext Preprocessor...sounds fast...
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Are these 2 minute videos a way of marketing your book differently like you discuss in this particular video? (no sarcasm here, I'm generally curious on how you've been using this advice to market your own book :) )
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
I agree, but I couldn't help thinking that a Christopher Walken video would really have sealed the deal for me.
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
I'd love to read that book once it's published.
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Wow looks great! I really need to checkout Cappuccino...
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Just wondering, do you ever get users/companies concerned about the security/safety of their documents?
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Ask HN: What are you working on?
114 points by jellisjapan 17y ago|249 comments
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
This was a problem I ran into. Originally my application did not require an email, but I ran into so many forgotten password cases that I eventually had to add one. And I felt it was my responsibility to help those users as most apps have
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Thanks, I'm really glad you like it! The IME wasn't difficult because unlike most cases of Japanese input, there is no need to convert it to kanji, which saves sooo much extra work.
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
I've been slowly creating a site to help japanese students learn kanji reading and context at readthekanji.com. I'm quite happy with it as it gets much better with every release and I'm learning a lot as I go.
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by jellisjapan 17y ago
Is your story actually interesting? I know in New Orleans, local successes make the news all the time because there is an interesting story to back it up. If your pitch is just that you made a website about Chicago and not much more, it w
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by jellisjapan 18y ago
Damn, I got PND'D...