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by jwwest 15y ago
Still a better overall experience than Eclipse. Bazing!
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by jwwest 15y ago
I can barely put up with all of the jerks in our industry as a man, I don't want to think about what it would be like as a woman.
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by jwwest 15y ago
Just because we're nerds doesnt mean we can't wash some dishes every once in a while.
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MergeBox - Source code hosting for bzr(mergebox.net)
1 points by jwwest 15y ago|0 comments
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Bank of America Gets Pad Locked After Homeowner Forecloses On It(digtriad.com)
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by jwwest 15y ago
I think the point of BNW was that there was no censorship, but rather the population just didn't care.
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by jwwest 15y ago
I agree. However, you will be passed over by most project posters for one of two reasons: 1) They aren't serious, and are posting the project to get a sense of how much it may cost them to develop an idea. or 2) They don't care or are ignor
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by jwwest 15y ago
Windows developers have a bad reputation for being fixated on one or two programming languages and tools at the expense of learning other platforms. Can't say I would feel sorry for them if any of this were to be true. There's something to
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WWDC 2011 for iPhone, iPad Hits the App Store(macobserver.com)
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The first Twitter logo(jacks.tumblr.com)
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by jwwest 15y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote only - I live in Dallas Languages/Frameworks I love: Ruby on Rails, PHP/CodeIgniter, Python/Django, CSS3, Prototype, Scriptaculous Languages I get along with: C#, JavaScript, jQuery Languages I won't touch with a ten foo
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Ask HN: Who's using bzr for version control?
7 points by jwwest 15y ago|10 comments
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Get off the VC crack already(thefuturewithjetpacks.com)
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by jwwest 15y ago
SEEKING WORK: Remote only, design and development Working on bootstrapping our startup, we've decided to take on client work. http://treehousemobile.net/ What we can do: Mobile Development (iPhone and Android) Web Development PHP, C#, Pyt
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In state prison, father and son make good cellmates(nytimes.com)
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by jwwest 16y ago
6k a month in Dallas and Austin is very decent.
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Some scary guy tracks every vacation Notch takes.(i53.tinypic.com)
7 points by jwwest 16y ago|2 comments
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by jwwest 16y ago
I'm guessing my application will probably require lots of memory. I plan on eventually implementing memcached because of the number of database reads that I will require.
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by jwwest 16y ago
After reading the other comments and yours, it looks like it might be better not to worry too much up front about "what ifs", especially considering that I'm technical and could learn on the fly if needed.
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by jwwest 16y ago
Interesting. I was under the impression that MediaTemple was only for web hosting.
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Ask HN: Rackspace versus EC2, is it worth it for support?
8 points by jwwest 16y ago|11 comments
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LawPivot seeks to slash startup legal costs(feeds.wired.com)
5 points by jwwest 16y ago|0 comments
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by jwwest 16y ago
This was an awesome presentation, quick, funny, to the point. However, it brought up some interesting questions for me. How many people can truly create software for the sole purpose of selling it? Unless he really likes Bingo cards, he wor
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by jwwest 16y ago
Just what I was thinking. I'm interested in hearing how long Flow was in development versus Asana (2+ years?). Considering Asana hasn't launched diddly, I'd say flow is the incumbent.
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by jwwest 16y ago
I'm on the Cleveland bus. To say that this has been an amazing experience wouldn't do it justice. I have learned more in the last two days than I have in a long long time. Constraints do indeed breed creativity.
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by jwwest 16y ago
Love this! The biggest learning curve for me is the lack of a decent layout editor. I know I'm supposed to be teh hardcorez, but Interface Builder is really nice for at least getting your items to line up right.
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by jwwest 16y ago
Are you guys going to be at SXSW by any chance? Love to buy you a beer and convince you to get started on a native Android version. ;)
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by jwwest 16y ago
Simplicity mostly. People want to be abstracted away from the nitty gritty details. Open ID failed because you couldn't explain it to your grandmother. But you can explain, "oh yeah, you can just click this button and login with your facebo
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by jwwest 16y ago
The public at large doesn't care and more to the point and the public at large usually aren't affected by loss of privacy - it doesn't inconvenience them enough to bother them. Diaspora and other such projects are a complete joke. People ar
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by jwwest 16y ago
This may have been true in the 90s/early 00s, but I'm not sure if it is anymore. During a trip to Tokyo a few years back, I got to see some of the "advanced" phones up close: big, clunky, and plastic. The majority of phones are flip, with v

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