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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Of course it doesn't, but it didn't really warrant a preview either.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
But that doesn't mean you should quit either.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Hang in there! Don't stop now! So many startups fail because the founder(s) get burned out and quit early. Of the many success stories I have read, you always hear that they pushed through at the very end when they were feeling like it was
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Lion looks lackluster. As an app developer, I'm excited for the Mac App Store (and eventual Apple TV App Store) but the rest of the OS does not seem like a major leap, as they are claiming it to be. Snow Leopard offered more than this comin
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
I haven't really seen an editor that has all the shortcut, macro, and bundle features that TextMate offers.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
You're really lucky people are pushing you. I'd love to have that! Some of us are less fortunate, either because other associates are not interested in the projects you're working on, or because they're super busy in their own. I don't get
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Just spoke to her and she said she typed it, it wasn't a worm. It's for Breast Cancer awareness. Supposedly you are suppose to write where you like to put your purse, and since it's obscure it sounds dirty.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Yep, my fiancé was hit with this the other day. I didn't even think it was a worm, just thought she and her friends were being silly.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
While this tool is attractive, it was slow and clunky, and did not have a high match rate.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Highly speculative, but naturally progressive ideas.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
I don't agree. I see people on Facebook and Twitter visiting startups all the time (both tech celeb, and non-celeb types).
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
I personally try to segment my time so that I'm focused in one language at a time. This gives me an opportunity to search the web and read documentation on the language at the same time, so I'm improving my ability to use the language. For
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Wait, so he's been charged $6.7 billion, and "no one realistically expects him to pay it" ... "it's more symbolic" Hogwash. I smell foul play. How would a $6.7 billion fine prevent people from doing this any more than $100 million? They mad
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Make a free plan that is very restrictive. You want people to be able to quickly assess whether or not the tool is useful to them. People are use to being able to trial software first (it's been done for years now). Allow them to try all th
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
It's sad that your legitimate question was hijacked by purely political interests. I too would like to know if the data is complete and not edited and politically biased.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Oh come on. Why are we still building technology that further isolates us from each other? You need facial recognition in a store to offer a customer rewards? Why can't you just remember your damn customers, person to person? Why must EVERY
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Perhaps because so many small project owners don't accept and merge in patches after people kindly submit pull requests containing proper patches. Albeit I see this for many areas of open source, not just Rails, such as ObjectiveResource, T
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Well stated. Anyone who suggests that we need to be giving Apple a break for gloating about a new amazing magical antenna design and not calling them on it not working needs to realize this. The same perspective/lens should be used. It's no
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
His point is that he HAS to monkey patch, but it clearly saying that it shouldn't have to be that way, if the underlying frameworks, plugins, and gems simply worked the way they should from the beginning.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Except for the fact that Apple already said the press conference was for the iPhone 4.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
I find that a lot of people these days are super judgmental about others... How much influence does he have? Who are his friends? Is he a slob or is he financially valuable? For some I'm sure this is an intimidating factor in why they shy a
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
This is highly overrated. Some photos were not annotated properly. Certainly not news worthy.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
To me, it's not a real competitor. Just looking at the photographs solidifies that I am not in the market that these guys are targeting. I'm willing to bet that a lot of iPad users would agree.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
While many people seem uberly disturbed about the delays and "$5" charges (under 20% of people who pre-ordered it even seemed to affect), I took the opposite opinion. I'm excited to see a startup trying to build hardware and software, all f
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
I eat two tablespoons of this specially imported olive oil from Chile that has one of the highest contents of phenol (500 count). It has lowered my bad cholesterol and raised my good cholesterol significantly, although much of it also has t
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Gas here in the silicon valley hasn't dropped much.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Really? This doesn't belong here.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
Yeah, except that I know a lot of people that drink bottled water. Some of that stuff is supposedly from other countries, and others are made from the bottler's local water source and filtered. But in most cases, people drinking bottled wat
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
I too feel that using the iPad after using iOS 4 for a while is odd. As a developer, I'm eagerly awaiting the developer betas of iOS 4 for iPad. It's too bad Apple has introduced this difference.
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by kevinelliott 16y ago
I believe Tapulous starting it's downward trend when Mike Lee was forced out of the company by the investment team and other execs. $15 mil is not a lot of money for a company that had investment, and a dozen products. This ultimately smell

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