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by luigi 17y ago
Care to explain that statement?
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by luigi 17y ago
There's Social Matchbox, which recently held an event: http://www.socialmatchbox.com/ Some good links on their site. There's also the Startup Rockstars: http://startuprockstars.com/ Which holds the next event on Sept. 9.
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by luigi 17y ago
Any insight as to why they chose to name it tap instead of returning? I much prefer returning.
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_why: "Goodbye until I can shake this."(mislav.uniqpath.com)
130 points by luigi 17y ago|50 comments
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by luigi 17y ago
Consider taking 31 minutes to watch _why speak at the ART && CODE Symposium from a few months back: http://www.vimeo.com/5047563 I'm planning to make a modern version of Logo (yeah, with the turtle) using Shoes.
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by luigi 17y ago
I'm pretty sure this is what Chi.mp aims to do, but I haven't really explored their service beyond signing up over a year ago: http://chi.mp/
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by luigi 17y ago
While the technology and idea behind Wave is indeed exciting, the implementation of it as a product (in the Dev Preview) is sorely lacking. It's one of the most buggy and frustrating user experience I've ever forced myself to go through. To
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by luigi 17y ago
Tim O'Reilly agrees: http://twitter.com/timoreilly/status/3270411756
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by luigi 17y ago
NextGov has called the University of Maryland and verified that he did receive an M.S. in Information Systems Mgmt in 2001: http://techinsider.nextgov.com/2009/08/on_kundras_college_re... Dvorak, on the other hand, appears to have used a
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by luigi 17y ago
So yeah, you and Dvorak are wrong: http://techinsider.nextgov.com/2009/08/on_kundras_college_re...
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Verified: Kundra Did Receive an M.S. in Information Systems Management(techinsider.nextgov.com)
109 points by luigi 17y ago|69 comments
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by luigi 17y ago
Why do you trust Dvorak on this? He said that cable modems would never happen: http://web.archive.org/web/19970415081814/http://www.pcmag.c... He doesn't understand what the System Idle Process is: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archiv
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by luigi 17y ago
How is everyone just accepting that Dvorak is right? This is the same guy who said "[t]here is no likelihood that Apple can be successful in a business this competitive", referring to the mobile phone industry: http://www.marketwatch.com/s
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by luigi 17y ago
Done!
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by luigi 17y ago
Not entirely, while I still plan to develop for the iPhone, I'm now looking at other platforms as well
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by luigi 17y ago
Wow, when it rains it certainly pours. Here's a poll asking whether or not our development plans have actually changed due to recent events: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=737511
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by luigi 17y ago
No, I still plan to learn iPhone development and develop for it
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by luigi 17y ago
No, I never planned to do iPhone development so nothing has changed
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Poll: Do recent events dissuade you from developing for the iPhone?
19 points by luigi 17y ago|27 comments
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by luigi 17y ago
Yes, I'm a current iPhone developer and now plan to switch to other platforms (Android, webOS, web apps)
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by luigi 17y ago
Yes, I was planning to learn iPhone development, but now I'm going to develop on other mobile platforms
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by luigi 17y ago
No, I'm developing for the iPhone now and plan to stick with it
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by luigi 17y ago
The guy posted about it on his blog: http://www.spazout.com/holy_smokes_im_on_ted Oddly, he coats his statement with the same passive language bullshit that drove everyone nuts regarding the CouchDB/Porn debacle: "I realize that it should
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by luigi 17y ago
Oh yeah, and the fact that they used images to render virtually all the text on the page shows that they still don't get it.
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by luigi 17y ago
Considering that we as web developers have collectively wasted millions of dollars in man-hours dealing with IE's awfulness, $10,000 isn't quite enough.
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by luigi 17y ago
One time, at Canoe in Atlanta, the server gave us a business card at the end of our meal (it was nice, as business cards go). Canoe also seems to use a CRM to keep track of their customers, as they said "Welcome back" when we did come back.
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by luigi 17y ago
That's probably the most blatant example of FUD in internet history. Jumping to conclusions while remaining blissfully ignorant to the actual implementation. Until we get access to the sandbox, you should draw your own conclusions by watchi
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by luigi 17y ago
This was an excellent conference, and this presentation in particular was an eye-opener. Google I/O may be getting all the press this week, but for those of us who went to JSConf last month, we already know what's going on.
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by luigi 17y ago
Why wait 2-3 months to merge everything back into master? Why not do it every day? Or better yet, do it whenever a good bit of functionality (a story) is completed, which can be several times a day? It's better to see where the dependencies
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What's with the Wolfram Alpha Control Room?(luigimontanez.com)
2 points by luigi 17y ago|0 comments

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