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7y ago
If AirTable worked offline it could stage a little incursion into this space.
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7y ago
Ionic enterprise has a bunch of plugins that are actively supported by real people.
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7y ago
You can directly edit files in a repository using Working Copy. You access it like any other external file store using iA Writer. You can push changes from Working Copy.
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7y ago
It's coming in the spring.
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8y ago
You wouldn't do this. You'd expose the filesystem (Files app) and use Working Copy, which can mount repositories as though they were folders.
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8y ago
I think less of whatever entity puts it in front of me.
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8y ago
"My living expenses here are ~$2k per month, which is close enough to the rate of return on my personal investments that I’m kind of at equilibrium." Closes window.
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8y ago
The perpetuation of the distance between a program and its source code in an environment that encouraged small utility programs.
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8y ago
The privacy policy is a blank page.
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9y ago
Kinda wish my browser would follow your advice; the blog post is over 10 megs.
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9y ago
What glory? All these points were acquisitions. Everything this article celebrates were destroyed by Yahoo. The only thing they ever did well was build a portal.
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9y ago
Most companies could be cashflow positive by firing their employees or selling their technology.
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9y ago
Yeah. Perhaps this is a good metric of ecosystem and developer productivity, and would make for a good extensive blog post: how long does it take to implement users, with password resets and security and everything being just so? With rails
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9y ago
It's easy to forget that most people are just starting out (by definition; most people quit or stop), most people just want to make something, and for that, there's nothing better than rails. I'm in this boat. I just want thi
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I wanted to love it but it takes longer than Atom to start up on a new iMac.
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9y ago
Funny how that's around the time of the supposed cognitive revolution.
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9y ago
Also, water is wet and rocks are hard.
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9y ago
So half of what he says will be completely wrong, possibly intentionally so?
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9y ago
> Big businesses and executives, rather than startups and entrepreneurs, will own the next decade; today’s graduates are much more likely to work for Mark Zuckerberg than follow in his footsteps This is a tautology and reflective of the
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It used to be a thing but really isn't anymore. It's only an opportunity to re-evaluate what autoruns at startup and what you want running in the background. This means people feel faster once they delete all of those things. You&
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In a well-oiled world, someone subscribing to this service would use one employee full-time. $1750 doesn't pay that person's monthly salary unless you're outsourcing heavily, which is something people shopping for this servic
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You have to be rich enough to not need to work.
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As a buyer you're more than protected. As a seller, I'm exposed for 30 days, because you can, for any reason, choose to return the item with a full refund, and just say it doesn't work. Ebay does not take evidence from the se
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9y ago
It took about 45 minutes on my 2012 MacBook Pro with 256GB SSD.
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9y ago
You can run Mathematica functions within Clojure. https://github.com/gasc/Clojuratica
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9y ago
I miss this web.
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9y ago
It's really worth reading: http://classics.mit.edu/Epictetus/epicench.html
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9y ago
Bach invented programming
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9y ago
When did they add the 18 thing? Mine's fine and I've had it open since 2000, when they barely had a website, let alone a good EULA.
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10y ago
That is an important distinction. But your page still won't fit on a floppy and is splattered with distracting animated gifs throughout the article and two giant full screen ads and a prompt to give over my email address at the bottom.
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