joel_feather

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by joel_feather 17y ago
Alright, thanks a lot, I'll implement those in the update!
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Thanks for the info. How important would you rate the not scrolling through problem? Important, or it can wait?
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Feedback on my iPhone App: Underwear
1 points by joel_feather 17y ago|4 comments
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by joel_feather 17y ago
This is not right. Work in a manner that the work you are doing can be spun off and will continue to work on its own, leaving you free to do something new that will build on top of that.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Here is an alternate link: http://appshopper.com/entertainment/freakish-animals-that-yo...
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by joel_feather 17y ago
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Hi HN, I'd like some criticism of my iPhone app. I'm a bit ashamed of it, and yes, it's not rocket science, but it has been in the top 100 in the lifestyle section for close to 3 months, and brings in a decent income. Check the child commen
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by joel_feather 17y ago
This seems like personal animosity to me.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Why are they making an android app first, and an iPhone app second?
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by joel_feather 17y ago
I'm currently setting up an office in Shenzhen in china, and the programmers really are high quality, and you pay them about $400 a month. It's an excellent way to keep your costs low and grow quickly - living space is nice and cheap, for t
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Ask HN: A tool to share bookmarks with only my company?
1 points by joel_feather 17y ago|3 comments
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Working with your spouse needs a special kind of person on both sides. Most people would not succeed with this, some would. Just because you would does not mean most would.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
He did it because everyone in the company knew his name as the guy who would possibly ruin the contract and jobs of everyone who worked there. The face loss would be terrible, the number of high ups in the company talking to him must have p
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Trust me, Django is almost dead. The hype around Django is completely dead and existing developers are using it, but new developers are not jumping on ship. In 6 years there will be a serious Django shortage of maintanance personell. Stick
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Understanding a bar chart or a pie chart is something you learned at some point. It takes a while to learn to inteprete these things. Most people are not dumb. They are rather smart, but they focus their thoughts on the things they have int
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by joel_feather 17y ago
That's just so...shocking. It always seemed like these type of people stay around forever to be made fun off and prodded - and then when you read about their death. It brings things into perspective - we're all just blobs of flesh, here by
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by joel_feather 17y ago
That must be the most uninformed thing that I've read in my life. How is the map of electricity cables between chad and congo? Are you aware that wind power needs special sites? And you cannot just move it beside where you want it?
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Wind power is only available in certain parts of the world. Distribution would be a massive problem. Thousands of miles of cables and transformers are not easy to maintain.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
The interesting part about having spent years in Africa, Europe, Asia and America is that even when I learn something like this, it is mildly interesting, but does not seem to have any effect on me. I feel like I am jaded - too used to bein
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by joel_feather 17y ago
This is the core problem with outsourcing that we will also face in the software industry - when groups work isolated from one another - the things they produce get difficult to integrate and arrive with very different quality. Outsourcing
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by joel_feather 17y ago
I don't think the article is accurate - usually airplane seats are purchased by the airline (from another company) and not by the manufacturer - and in this size of planes, the TV is usually in the seats.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
It's really not that important why your comment got up or downvoted. So don't get all worked up about it. Just smile, and go write a new comment on something else.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
It is deception. If you pay to contact a person, but the person has no way of responding, then you have been deceived. You cannot even tell the person to upgrade or so, since you cannot contact the person.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
And I'm sure your web based todo list will have the level of impact as gates company...
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Find people to compete against. Start with the bottom of the class.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
The results are small. 2% change in something that is fluctuating anyways is minor - the numbers are unimportant, a 2% change does not qualify as big results.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
It's not very good. You want the cold honest truth, right? Your attention to detail is very lacking - the details are what make the difference between average and good, and right now you are slightly below average in your attention to detai
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by joel_feather 17y ago
It's a small and cheap laptop that runs everything people need. There is nothing strange about people wanting it. If I sold a small and cheap car that got me where I wanted, people would buy it too.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
Twitter is where all the IRC people now are.
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by joel_feather 17y ago
The united states has a huge vested interest in this reelection failing. I prefer to withhold my opinion till I hear from BOTH sides of the conflict, and not just from the side that aligns with western interests.

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