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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
I see you fixed it. Cool. By the way, I've been using Redis extensively for a while and your tutorial is quite good. Congrats!
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Yes. I prefer something more lightweight. But SOAP is a protocol. What I propose are standards for common use cases that are not as general purpose. Example, Facebook API allows querying, interacting with the social graph, profiles, photos,
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
In part 2, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the member you're adding for jobs a key? Isn't the code to see if it's already a member unnecessary? It shouldn't add duplicates since the member's value doesn't change (it's a key). Granted, it
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Totally agree. In my opinion, the problem of separation of data and presentation won't be solved by markup or CSS. If a Web page is to contain data and a service wants to act on this data, it has to scrape the Web page. Which is even harder
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
I agree. As long as you can afford to. But even when you think you can't afford to, you're probably better off firing the client that gives you to much trouble. As for having a startup with investors, if the fun isn't there anymore you alwa
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Working on a side project for yourself is easy and as he says, it's possible to find the time. However, having my own founded and co-founded companies for the last 20 years, I must say unless you have enough money to really work on what you
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
If it's to automatically follow people in your Facebook (or Twitter) account when you link your account - and, big and - if they are already using the app, then I have nothing against it. I'm personally sick of having to do the grunt work o
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Yeah but in MMORPGs, people do shit work to get rewards...
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
It is hinted in the article that node.js is better for some use cases than others. One thing node.js is good at is realtime apps and socket.io and the evented model make these easier. However, as a server developer guy too, I must point ou
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Works well on my iOS 4 iPas too.thanks for the risizing tip! It's awesome.
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Am I mistaken or they didn't used the golden ratio for the arrow in their icon? The arrow seems bulky and weirdly proportioned. I wonder how it would look like if they did.
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
I entirely agree. Apple forgot an important use case? I hate it when software is built to think in place of the user. There are two culprits here: * the lack of persistent, non backable offline storage * the addition of a auto-cleaning pro
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
For the record, I'm the CTO and co-founder of Buyosphere. Yes, for the moment, Buyosphere may at a first glance look a lot like Pinterest. At the moment, the main visible difference is: we focus around products people want or have... and th
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Just stepped into this thread and I thought that was the cul-de-sac: pointing back to 127.0.0.1. Would have made somewhat sense. :-D
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Very nice. I've also been using the async node.js module which is quite handy for some other patterns. Of course, having direct support directly in node would be the best. Can't wait for the yield keyword!
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
It doesn't seem much like the same kind of project. I watched the video from the WATCHME file and it looks like wpshell is a shell to your installation where you have a command prompt to execute wp code.
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Interesting. From the commands currently supported, it looks like it's an update tool to update the core and to update plugins. Here are some commands I think may be helpful and a few notes: * upgrading the core could check the installed pu
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Sounds like Amazon Mechanical Turk.
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
I would recommend that app publishers, has a good practice, explicitly put the action as buttons to replace or complement the Like. So, I could click "read" and then it would publish the action. I think that doing so automatically on behalf
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Angry Birds in the sky: Finnair teams up with Angry Birds and looks for Hunters(airlinetrends.com)
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Well, it's a space with a lot of competition and the top paying ads go to the sites with millions of pages views. Ads are paid by CPM (cost per thousands) and the best paying ads are 10$ to 20$ CPM. So if you have 3 page views by Uniates, y
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Interesting prediction. It would make a lot of sense to produce/fund more original content. It's definitely the direction the streaming business has to follow. If cool and original stuff is on Netflix only, it will be good for them and othe
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
It's only boring if your network is boring. I'll take a boring UI anyway if I connect with others in a way that wasn't possible in the past. Social networks are tools. How you use them and with whom is what may make them engaging or not.
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
That's good to know. If my app ever needs it, it will be a nice problem to have.
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
That's awesome. For a project I'm going to work on using node.js and Redis, this is exactly the functionality I need for a component. Would be quite useful for scheduling one-time events through Redis.
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
I'm working on a pet project with nowjs and find it quite useful. What sucks is I started this a few weeks ago so I wouldn't be admissible for the contest. Nowjs basically kinds of adds an abstraction layer on top of socket.io and makes it
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
If my son was a little older, this would be my excuse to buy a PS3 right away! But my wife also loves Miyazaki's movies and studi Ghibli so maybe I found me excuse anyway! ;-)
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
I would say 6 hours an average during weekdays. Maybe 9 hours of sleep during the weekend days.
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Like the person who wrote the article and as someone who has hired for more than a decade for my own businesses, I've noticed my best developers had pet projects. They tend also to be the most passionate about developing. It's not an absolu
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by jeromeparadis 15y ago
Awesome work! Glad they added Paul to the core Django development team.

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