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Hmm, this touched a bizarre chord for me, particularly "noodling too far down a technological rabbit hole". Due to obsessing over the fact that the code you write today may get discarded tomorrow (even worse, it may need to be mai
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Not what you are asking, but having been through a property search recently, there are some key features I can suggest. 1. Popup the floor plan in the hover window. 2. Add the sq. footage (usually available from the floorplan) 3. Add a &#x
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I think I'd rather be extinct than be a battery hen.
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13y ago
Peer-to-peer software, rather than server based software.
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13y ago
Eight versions targeting different audiences? Sounds almost like something patio11 might suggest...
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13y ago
AKA You Ain't Gonna Need It, sensible advice indeed. To me though, Friction in software development is something slightly different: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%22zero+friction%22+ayende
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13y ago
It Jobs Watch scans job postings for London http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/default.aspx?page=1&sortby=...
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13y ago
Need more info on this 200k bracket please!
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14y ago
Resubmitting this article when it's so out of date seems like anti-C# FUD spreading.
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14y ago
I would suggest going to interviews for contract jobs, wowing them, then dropping the part-time bombshell as if there had been a mis-communication. If you're good enough, and they are a company who are reasonable (which you would need anywa
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I have a wife now, but without one I would probably use this service.
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I forked it with fonts: http://snag.gy/TnNBO.jpg Maybe not so useful...
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14y ago
Robotics or Virtual Reality
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14y ago
Would be better titled "URL Design for Web Services"
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Run python code in-process with Node.js
(github.com)
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14y ago
Yep, would also be interesting to see Web Api, hosted on Windows and on Mono.
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Just to say, you can get a free copy of VS2012 Pro through the WebSiteSpark scheme, which has a tiny-weeny barrier to entry. I've had legal copies of VS for years through this.
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14y ago
Browser automation, leading to web crawling
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14y ago
Thanks everyone, keep 'em coming!
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I'm working on a webapp which turns side-projects into SAAS startups (by providing CMS, auth, billing etc.), and I would love to hear from anyone in this thread. I have a 3 minute questionnaire which I would love to have filled out, or if y
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14y ago
http://www.hnshowcase.com/ is one. It's ok but I would prefer something with disqus comments so I would get notifications and stuff.
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14y ago
I wish ruby had named the Hash class properly. It makes reading the article slightly confusing. Hash != Hashtable
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14y ago
This is what we had, but it wasn't responding quickly enough, so the site was hanging despite the fallback.
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a gallon of milk, eh? you must drink a lot of it
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14y ago
Perhaps they should cut the price in half. And double the screen resolution.
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14y ago
does it work in email clients?
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14y ago
You might want to look into Backbone.js (or Ember.js or Angular.js) rather than Bootstrap for talking to APIs. Also, you haven't said if the existing code is WebForms or MVC (and the fact that you haven't makes it seem like you may struggle
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I have a couple of libraries a library for mapping http requests to domain objects (see 'naked objects' pattern), with convention based runtime form generation. no more writing controllers, most views are generated, full feature REST API ou
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IIRC Mint uses a read-only API run by Yodlee
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lets just hope it doesn't trigger two events on each iteration
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