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by lallouz 14y ago
It does, and I appreciate it. Thanks.
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by lallouz 14y ago
Right, but which part of the dev/design process is it taking over? Do you guys see divshot taking over production ready front end development the way Balsamiq (and the likes, arguably) took over pen & paper? Given the predecessors to di
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by lallouz 14y ago
Who is the target market for what you are describing though (or for divshot for that matter)? Is it meant to be for slightly less technical people? Is it meant to take over all development/developers in the future? Being a seasoned develope
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by lallouz 14y ago
Of course Android can be beautiful if you showcase a few screen shots created by some very talented designers. After spending the last 4 years as an Android developer, its clear that the platform falls short in two places at the intersect
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by lallouz 14y ago
Are you implying that even very complicated software hasn't become easier to write over the past 15 years?
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by lallouz 14y ago
I personally think the 2, 12, 20 time frame is too short. Although 2 is probably too aggressive, I really think that this type of movement will happen within the next 5 years. I hope I get to be a part of it.
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by lallouz 14y ago
I can't help but wonder if this is one of those "bail out" style acquisitions we hear about. Although it's mostly conjecture, I had definitely heard rumblings of them not doing well as of late. I hope the team and founders did well with thi
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How we open sourced Instagram (backspac.es)
49 points by lallouz 14y ago|21 comments
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by lallouz 14y ago
He's been trying to learn how to code, so we all just told him the best way is to build something you want. It turns out he built something a lot of us want. Cheap cereal. Needless to say I was pretty impressed with his first project.
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My friend made this to find cheap cereal on Amazon(twodollarsabox.com)
6 points by lallouz 14y ago|6 comments
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by lallouz 15y ago
Great post Vin! A great story and inspiration for everyone who is grinding hard in the startup life. We all need a little reminder that its a slogfest before you make it.
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by lallouz 15y ago
Hopefully it will help some other android devs that might have had a similar problem. I'm happy to get more detail into the code if anyone is interested.
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Simple & Painless Way To Do Android Database Development(kitchenhacker.com)
2 points by lallouz 15y ago|1 comments
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by lallouz 15y ago
cool stuff emma.
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by lallouz 15y ago
I am very much against the idea. I do think there are valuable excercises where you work in a pair to do software design, however the idea of sitting behind the same computer for 2 days with the same person does not sound great. That being
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by lallouz 15y ago
I'm pretty surprised that the topic of immigration and work visas hasn't come up in this thread (unless I missed it, if so I appologize). - I for one am very curious about laws around foreigners coming to Amsterdam to work, securing work vi
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by lallouz 15y ago
We are doing a simultaneous release on Android for this project as well. check it out and let us know what you think.
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by lallouz 15y ago
I got a chance to see this being demoed at Google IO and for the most part it was neat, but I likely would never use any of the features. Like most WYSIWYG editors, they just cant get things exactly how you want them. One of the standout fe
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by lallouz 15y ago
I think this feature has been long since over due in Google calendar and i'm pretty excited to give it a whirl.... still waiting on android calendar API support from Google. :/ I would check out OHours, its actually been a pretty neat way t
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by lallouz 15y ago
I have been using instapaper for a while and absolutely love it, but I think the real kicker for me was when iwas able to view what my social graph was saving for later with their twitter and fb integration.... That being said, I am a HUGE
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by lallouz 16y ago
startupcraftNYC.net sign up and lets get this going.
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by lallouz 16y ago
sounds like a challenge...
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by lallouz 16y ago
This needs to happen in NYC stat! Team Hashable representing.
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by lallouz 16y ago
Interesting article. A couple of examples that I think have phenom ideas came to mind while reading it. TaskRabbit & Uber Cab both straddle the online/offline experience and seem like they will do pretty well.
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by lallouz 16y ago
Interesting. I love hearing success and failure stories from other entrepreneurs as it puts into light a lot of the similar feelings and thoughts that I have on a daily basis. Really great read and something I have been considering writing
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by lallouz 16y ago
Nice piece. Of all of the take away's from this article, I think the author's outlook at the end is what is most important. Being able to learn and grow from an experience is so important, particularly in the tech field. Regardless of the o
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by lallouz 16y ago
Spot....and kill them
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by lallouz 16y ago
Hi Tim! Glad I can provide more info. Yep, apparently it was in the middle of winter too. Trekking camera gear all over the place. All in all, their grassroots story is very inspiring to any startup founder. I have a lot of respect for thos
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by lallouz 16y ago
I recently had the great opportunity of speaking with one of the founders of AirBnB and asked him a very similar set of questions. I do not want to quote him, and it was definitely an informal conversation, but I will paraphrase some of the
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by lallouz 16y ago
I've never really understood the concept of "sampling" a book. I have always found that books (fiction, non-fiction reference) that I really enjoyed have always been referrals. I think that particularly with fiction, you have to give time

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