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How We Developed An Android Application In Three Weeks Using Titanium(blog.wuztasty.com)
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by laf2019 16y ago
I have a similar inner struggle with a product I am working on. I personally cannot manage more logins for anymore sites. I am constantly resetting passwords. I wouldn't be against using a single login solution but faceboos kind of gives
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by laf2019 16y ago
This is a pretty long presentation and he seems to be giving a lot of top view information about the various NoSQL solutions. His point about Polyglot solutions seems to ring true at my current company.
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by laf2019 16y ago
Great article, I have tried to contact editors before but to no avail, I really have to learn how to hustle
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by laf2019 16y ago
Isn't this why many providers are moving to OAuth2? Complexity of implementing and lack of security?
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by laf2019 16y ago
Good going guys! It's great that something you worked on at such a young age did well. While it is true that you should keep scaling in mind, dont waste too much time or money worrying about it before you need it. That's what makes cloud
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by laf2019 16y ago
Congrats, I actually randomly clicked on this link on HN and had no clue it was you. Do people recognize you anymore?
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by laf2019 16y ago
Good post, I've been through a similar situation. I worked for some large evil company, and needed all of those meetups and blog posts to validate the idea that I wanted to work on or at a startup. But I am not sure that cutting them out
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by laf2019 16y ago
The maximum depth you can go is city and not address? Where does your data come from? I remember looking into this open source database for geolocaitons called openstreetmap. I think they power the open mapquest apis. From what I recall
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by laf2019 16y ago
At my current job I was tasked with making a new framework and transitioning our code over to it. The reason that we decided to actually work on technical debt is because we are growing very rapidly and the old setup is too slow so the cus
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by laf2019 16y ago
It is kind of crazy how many companies have the glue in the background written in perl. I have worked for a few large and small firms and there is always a plethora of perl scripts moving data around or loading data and if they did not exi
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by laf2019 16y ago
I've been friends with my past managers. True, they have power over you but not all relationships are equal anyway. If your manager is good and you respect him or her, you should not have a problem doing as told and your manager wont go o
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by laf2019 16y ago
Let the kids who think the world cares about how they love ponies get rid of their blogs and move towards twitter. There are still plenty of smart people who have useful and important things to say that are more than 140 characters.
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by laf2019 16y ago
I think there is also a veil of saftey / easiness through using native apps through an app store for the lay user. It is purchased through apple and is physically on your phone and has a nice little icon on your background. It is "apple a
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by laf2019 16y ago
I think it is true in certain cases. A successful founder has that 100% commitment to the idea / company. He or she will do anything it takes for it to succeed and will hustle it until it does. Sure, employees can write the code that mak