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by jerome_etienne 16y ago
Please dont break compatibility when it is possible to avoid it. js is coming to the server quite nicely, most modern browsers support it well too... Even microsoft starts to take the web seriously with IE9. I am not convinced mozilla fonda
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by jerome_etienne 16y ago
focus on what you do best, if possible. aka manage/organize etc... aka find a coder and collaborate with him. No matter your age, to learn code is not done over night. focus on getting things done. my 2cts... im older than you but i started
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by jerome_etienne 16y ago
just an addon, #git channel on irc.freenode.net are skilled and very helpfull.
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by jerome_etienne 16y ago
"Say, you move a file from one folder to another: in the Terminal you would have to “git rm” the old path (the file is gone, so no tab-completion) and “git add” the new path" -- from the homapage. well "git mv" is doing that just fine... It
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by jerome_etienne 16y ago
good demo page. all in one page. i like the interactive part
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
well i dunno for you but i see very few 'news' which are direct links on the products sold by the posters. So no, i dont think this is what most of us are doing here. i wont talk on this thread again. no hard feeling here, just trying to av
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
yep, and viagra is usefull to some people with emails... your argument is not convincing. This is cheap dialectic. oh and additionnaly viagra is usefull to some people reading HN... do you mean it is ok to advertuze viagra in HN ? (i can do
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
This is a link to a site which does nothing but selling a electronic book... It does seem like spam to me. I don't see a conceptual difference with the Viagra emails i frequently receive.
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
nice job. instinctive and easy to use. a good tool to have virtual conference
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
i understand your point. I am just surprised how much credit gives to PR.
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
in ALL the comment, nobody even mentioned ChromeOS. I find it surprising. Am i the only one to think it may be related ? both being on the web os "Crunchpad was canceled simply because google arrived on his market, and arrington decided to
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
crunchpad has never been sold. how much of it is vaporware is unknown.
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
"stumbled" implies he wasnt aware when he did it. Not saying he was. Just pointing out the hidden assumption.
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
they claims to be fast. do they provide bench compare with alternatives ?
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
then you likely feel the gap too :)
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
cappuccino and all that... they got a new language with compiler all in javascript :) objective-j it is like objective-c but for javascript http://cappuccino.org/learn/ ps: they will never do asm the way we did :)
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
can you explain ? both try to minimize the number of tcp connection and thus avoid the slow start at every http requests. spdy got the advantages of being a dropped in solution, aka you push the layer in the browser, and in the server. But
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
no, simply because writting extensive code without running it is silly from a developement time point of view. It would uselessly increase the distance between writing the bug and finding it.
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
said like that it makes good sense. thanks
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
It is easy to pirate in both cases (all paid, or part free/part paid). Nevertheless in practice, companies dislikes to pirate, especialy for a prize tag as low as 20$ (for current example). It is even more obvious in this case as it is to b
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
what about a non-commercial use license for free, and a commercial use license for a fee ? - the software's author get money from his work and thus can go on provide good software to people - only the ones with money needs to pay - people w
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
HN needs to get private messages. I can not continue this thread without appearing as a 280n hater and i didnt find a way to reach boucher directly.
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
another marketing glitch: dont launch a professionnal tool on sunday. do it during a work day, say around 10am pst to maximize the effect.
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
yep $20 is nothing for a professional development tool. even 200$ is totally acceptable. But they only provide access to a beta version of a unproven tool... not my definition of professional. i dunno what the tool worth and i dont plan to
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
dont bother would be my advice 1. i clicked and failed to find any release. only a video and a mailing list. 2. only a beta will be released and you will have to pay 20$ to get it. To pay to debug their code? the offer is not that compell
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
http://www.twitlonger.com/ just found another alternative
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Twitter and how to go beyond 140-char limit(a.longreply.com)
8 points by jerome_etienne 17y ago|9 comments
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
It is clearly in the same vibe as wave... only google has already a version with wave, it is opensource and is much further at the moment. I hope will not start to act like microsoft on innovation. Microsoft is getting used to "try to follo
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
Impressions to take with a pinch of salt as it has been written after a long day: when reading previous comments, the word "inconsistancy" comes to my mind. Those comments seem to be written in a unpationated way. Their authors seems rather
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by jerome_etienne 17y ago
this long term ingo vs con hostility is a good example of how human feeling interacts with technical matters. It is all public so hopefully we may learn from it

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