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Jefferson vs Hamilton + 200 years: AWS vs Heroku
(codefury.net)
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14y ago
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Facebook Ads Are Effective, Just Not Relevant, Yet
(codefury.net)
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14y ago
I'd think most Facebook users don't care about the # of friends they have. Some definitely do, but I'll go out on a limb and say those are the shallow types I'd rather not be friend with anyway (but whether they compose the majority of the
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14y ago
I guess I just piped my thought stream to standard output, but it's basically everything I feel not only as an investor but a user. Why does a blog have to me anything more than opinion and conjecture? The article was provoking enough that
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14y ago
I agree with a lot of what you're saying, but in terms of 'successful' vs 'good', Facebook isn't good, it's awesome. And GM's decision isn't a big deal. Facebook will definitely try to address problems in terms of ROI. Like I said in other
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14y ago
I'm saying it's not a fas because of how tightly integrated they are in both the internet and people's minds. MySpace had a bunch of local bands with ugly profile pages. It was basically the next Xanga, LiveJournal, DeadJournal, etc. It nev
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14y ago
I don't think you can compare MySpace and Facebook. MySpace never really innovated. They never had a platform or began to do what Facebook did. They got bought out and lobotomized. Facebook started sprinting and never stopped.
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Facebook Changed Everything, It’s Not A Fad, and I’m With Zuck
(codefury.net)
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Startups, College, and Blue-Collar Ideas of Risk
(codefury.net)
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15y ago
How could this not be true?
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Startups: Gold Diggers vs. Real Entrepreneurs
(codefury.net)
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15y ago
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16y ago
I did mistake you with another commenter when I said Java. Nonetheless, why do you insist PHP is my "favorite language?" You're drawing an invalid assertion based on the fact that I've been disagreeing with you. I didn't refute that PHP has
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16y ago
I said in the post that I'm not a PHP fanboy. I'm not a "true believer" of PHP either. I just don't agree with you. I disagreed with your comment because I didn't (and still don't) think it's valid to compare the speed of running precompile
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16y ago
meh, read the comments on my blog and think for yourself instead taking some collectively-generated number as an indicator of whether you should scowl at me or not.
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16y ago
I am said "cocksure noob." If you disagree with @compay, you will assuredly earn the same title.
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16y ago
> groan ... Invalidated the entire point, I suppose?
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Why PHP Was a Ghetto
(codefury.net)
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16y ago
I think this'll be a big deal. While I do have to agree with pak about the ugliness (and annoying semantics) of $this->load->thing(), it was something the CI team had to keep around since the framework was already very successful in
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Sparks: A Package Management System for Codeigniter
(readwriteweb.com)
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Sparks: A Package Management System for Codeigniter
(readwriteweb.com)
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16y ago
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