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by jjm 15y ago
No need for squid. You have TrafficServer. Well since it's an Apache top level project so does the world :-)
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by jjm 15y ago
Have to say though, with Windows8 coming about and with hyper-v built-in I'd just run a vm of some nix, then having at it with Node builds with already tons of usage under its belt. But I do understand that people with IIS want to run Node
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by jjm 15y ago
So you have no contract with terms? Leave them be. You need to move on to your next contract, one with a proper contract. My guess is you'd make more money focusing on the next gig. Live and learn right?
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by jjm 15y ago
I have a small team that has tried to do consulting but haven't been able to find gigs. Any tips?
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by jjm 15y ago
These tricks are depressing and bolsters my attitude more toward a profitable yet slower growth start-up, doing without the sleazy investors... By no means am I saying all are sleazy, but a slower growing startup will not attract the better
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by jjm 15y ago
Reach out to a few shopify customers you know that are doing well, but aren't using your app. Everyone wants to make more sales! Offer to only demo/present your product, not to sell. If your product is good, it will sell itself. Also use th
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by jjm 15y ago
Use YC not as a source of funding. Use it as a piece of education and networking in your start-up puzzle. Edit: Funding by itself is no measure of success or validation. It might be part of the puzzle, along with the knowledge learned, and
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by jjm 15y ago
I'm going to have to say I somewhat agree with this personal observation a bit.
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by jjm 15y ago
I like how everyone was drawn for NPM top. Got their likeness on point ha-ha. I wonder how many of these can be grouped in to a general utility package?
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by jjm 15y ago
Disk space is a soft limit. Hard limits are repos. I find it hard to beleive your company can't spend $100 on offloading to a managed resource such as GitHub.
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by jjm 15y ago
Maybe give them your lean canvas and 30 second pitch.
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by jjm 15y ago
Use cygwin. ;-)
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by jjm 15y ago
lacoda.com doesn't come up.. http://lacoda.com http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/lacoda.com Edit: I like to view company sites as it helps me get a feel for what they do on the customer facing side.
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by jjm 15y ago
+100000. Wow. Package control and Soda is awesome. Where have I been? I never really liked the dark tabs personally and this fixes it! This should be on ST's main page lol.
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by jjm 15y ago
If you do #1, you might as well throw in more commands. I can see why the author might not want to cascade in to that just yet.
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by jjm 15y ago
Putting any proxy cache in front of your app will help. You can 'simulate' static caching of dynamic content. You will have to take a look at your headers however as most caches obey upstream caching headers to spec tightly.
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Python Tools for Visual Studio(pytools.codeplex.com)
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by jjm 15y ago
Solo founder can be done, but indeed it is hard. Odds are really against you but not impossible.
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by jjm 15y ago
There are many duplicate packages by intent because there is no central management authority. Some packages are alpha and some filled out ready for use. What is clear is that packages are not apt-get/appstore quality, but what do you expect
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by jjm 15y ago
If you don't want anyone to fork then don't OSS it no? Unless you have laws stopping people nothing else will. Surely finger waving won't help. I don't like what is happening but If it was me I wouldn't have OSS'd the project. Just that ris
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by jjm 15y ago
Believe it or not, things can still happen for the better. This change could continue the trend of success through new ideas. Had this not happened I would have said that the peak if the product lifecycle was upon Apple anyway. Hope this ma
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by jjm 15y ago
While I agree with Gruber on HW sales being very profitable must he really resort to "dummy"? Its one thing to see Jersey Shore say things like this, but Gruber?
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by jjm 15y ago
If you use the [LessFramework]( http://lessframework.com/ ) (now v4) you'll find yourself doing these calculations and I'm pretty sure that if your using Less, Sass, or Stylus you've got width/col mixins too.
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by jjm 15y ago
Cap'n, Engine Room here - We've diverted emergency DIVs to sensors, increasing noob sensing range. We'll need more add-ons if yer want mowr DIVs!
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by jjm 15y ago
I believe that approval of the iPhone was held up until Samsung had their Galaxy out in the market over there[1]. "Many customers who have been weighing which smartphones they should buy are turning to Samsung's Galaxy S as the release of i
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by jjm 15y ago
Tonight on xplay Todd from Bethblog will be on. Rewteet? https://twitter.com/#!/jasongiedymin/status/1038604301575249... https://twitter.com/#!/JasonGiedymin/status/1038613727057018...
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by jjm 15y ago
I'll try dumb it down, not perfect but here goes. Node.JS is just an async framework that runs on v8. A good use-case (as you can see in the article) is for handling web requests, just like rails. Services are software built to handle reque
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by jjm 15y ago
As an avid investor I must say it looks like a generic investor news site (complete with ads). I'm sure the content is there but for my eyes It's a bit confusing (wall of small tidbits?).
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by jjm 15y ago
Cool. I see this really helping me when testing my application prior to deployment. Would like to see some more movement with No.de. Have been waiting for a bit to get access.
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by jjm 15y ago
Or you could just see it as an efficient accelerator (duh). An accelerator that speeds up the the rate of 'new business' failure. The upside is that resources can be pooled in to a pinpointed funnel of repeatable goals. The downside is the

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