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by jmonegro 15y ago
Thank you! 1) You're right, an extension is on the works. I also like the right-click context menu idea a lot. 2) Yes. I was trying to make it as simple as possible. Regarding the subject line model you suggested, I ommited that because (at
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by jmonegro 15y ago
An extension is definitely on the to-do list, rest assured.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
True. This is actually the v2 of the landing page, and I forgot to add that in. Basically, I e-mail myself notes all the time. I know there are many note-taking apps out there, but I never end up using them efficiently because they force me
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by jmonegro 15y ago
fixed.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Works for me, OSX chrome.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Forrst and Dribbble aren't really competitors.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
It's probable that this will be implemented in the future, depending on other users' feedback.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
It's more stylish, of course :)
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Well, your request for work gets sent to all the relevant subscribers (i.e. if you need a developer, to all the developers on the list). The ones interested make it known and then you can get in contact with them and decide who you wanna wo
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by jmonegro 15y ago
> six times as many subscribers For now. As TinyProj and when it taps into the Forrst userbase, you'll be looking at a solid, skillful, and numerous candidates.
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TinyProj connects developers, designers, etc. with paid, short-term projects.(kylewritescode.com)
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by jmonegro 15y ago
I don't think it'd go to that extreme. Sure, the ads would be outdated, but the brands are still there. You're still exposed to the Apple brand, and are reminded that they've been (hypothetically) awesome since 1997 and beyond. You're still
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These are entrepreneurs solving real world problems. [video](vimeo.com)
2 points by jmonegro 15y ago|0 comments
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Pushups are not a "meathead" form of exercise.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
> 22 cheats out of 108 is big Looks like standard 80/20 to me, nothing surprising.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
He hasn't left yet.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Using MT to sort email sounds like a terrible idea. You don't know what kind of sensitive data users send along with their support e-mails, you don't want to risk one of the mechanical turkers exploiting that.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Is this not ironic http://d.pr/x9Ri :) Seriously though, all the best, and thanks for all the years of good service!
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Easy encryption in Rails with attr_encrypted(github.com)
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Maybe measure your BAC according to your breath or something.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
We should chat.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
The problem I have with Titanium Desktop apps is that the user needs to have the titanium APIs on their machines. For a bundled package, 80+ megabytes for a simple one-window app is just too much.
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Better build my own MVP?
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Yeah it feels a bit biased.
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Tell HN: I'm selling codr.cc
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by jmonegro 15y ago
With what you know, would you recommend I skip MacRuby and jump straight into obj-c/cocoa?
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Thanks for your response! Briquette looks great :) All things considered, it seems like MacRuby might make it's way onto iOS in the future ( http://iflipbits.com/post/1101983568/macruby-soon-on-ios , although that's 8 months old, so I'm not
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Indeed. Even though I know I'll eventually transition to Objective-C, I was wondering if learning MacRuby first would tender down the learning curve by easing me into how Apple development works by leveraging my existing knowledge. What do
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Ask HN: Getting into OS X/iOS development as a Rubyist: learn macruby first?
9 points by jmonegro 15y ago|13 comments
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by jmonegro 15y ago
Thanks!

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