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   by maccman 16y ago

   Ok, I get the message :) - it's gone now
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   by maccman 16y ago

   Ah yes, I'm planning on adding xmpp support soon - it shouldn't have been exposed on getholla (it's stripped out of the Github version)
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   Holla - An open source Campfire(alexmaccaw.co.uk)

   141 points by maccman 16y ago|57 comments
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   Mixergy & Dan Martell - Bootstrap Case Study(mixergy.com)

   1 points by maccman 16y ago|0 comments
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   by maccman 16y ago

   Yes, Amazon have been ignoring this problem for a while now. Here's a post I wrote on their forum over a year ago: http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/thread.jspa?t...
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   by maccman 16y ago

   Do an internship at a startup & read/write loads of open source code. Worked for me (I'm 20, without a degree).
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   by maccman 16y ago

   I have a feeling you won't be able to update Chrome's Flash player - they use a separate internal one.
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   New Flash Player with H.264 GPU Decoding for Mac(bytearray.org)

   8 points by maccman 16y ago|4 comments
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   by maccman 16y ago

   Also, check out cwninja's branch - probably more up to date: http://github.com/cwninja/has_related
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    by maccman 16y ago

    Hi Peter. Which week are you coming - we'll be around till the end of the month. I'll also DM you with some intros to various Ruby startups (I've been doing something similar).
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    by maccman 16y ago

    True, it is fairly ancient. However, the beauty is in the implementation - i.e. emulating the WebSocket API and using the same endpoint.
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    WebSockets and Comet on the iPhone(blog.taskforceapp.com)

    9 points by maccman 16y ago|6 comments
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    The Interface Of A Cheesburger (your interface is your brand)(informationarchitects.jp)

    1 points by maccman 16y ago|0 comments
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    by maccman 16y ago

    We using ExternalQuestions with the Ruby API lib for Socialmod. We're pretty impressed the quality of work that comes from MTurk - questions get answered under 5 mins. All the logic is our side, especially the banning/blocking logic, which
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    Why Email is Broken, and what LeBron wants from his inbox...(blog.taskforceapp.com)

    3 points by maccman 16y ago|2 comments
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    by maccman 16y ago

    I think: - Design for Hackers: Reverse-Engineering Beauty Sounds like an interesting talk!
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    by maccman 16y ago

    You're right, the answer is both, but we're not using Cappuccino. We're using Cappuccino's theme Aristo, which I ported to CSS3: http://github.com/maccman/aristo For the desktop implementation, we're using Bowline - a framework I develope
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    by maccman 16y ago

    I guess it's not as explanatory as I intended. It's three things: * A cross platform desktop app * Gmail plugin * iPhone app If you create a task for someone not using the system, it'll send them an email instead. Any replies to that email
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    by maccman 16y ago

    The idea is that by the time you scroll to the bottom of the page, you should have a pretty clear idea about the product and how it's useful to you.
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    Our take on 37Signals Draft product page [Taskforce](taskforceapp.com)

    36 points by maccman 16y ago|19 comments
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    by maccman 16y ago

    The hanging swirl should be fixed. Thanks for the feedback.
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    by maccman 16y ago

    Thanks :) If you get a sec, do you think you contact me off list alex@taskforceapp.com so I can try to debug it?
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    by maccman 16y ago

    We'll have it fixed in a jiffy, sorry
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    by maccman 16y ago

    HN people can sign up at: http://taskforceapp.com/register
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    HN new startup feedback: Taskforce - collaborative task manager(taskforceapp.com)

    32 points by maccman 16y ago|25 comments
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    by maccman 16y ago

    The sync API has already been released: http://github.com/maccman/syncro - I'm also just about to release the JavaScript version of the client (so you can have realtime sync between web and desktop apps.
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    by maccman 16y ago

    There will be. At the moment though, linux support is very basic. There's no automatic packaging. When it comes to packaging and distribution, the mac version is more developed.
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    by maccman 16y ago

    I'e written something called rbyte which byte compiles Ruby 1.9.2 code: http://github.com/maccman/rbyte Eventually I'll integrate it into Bowline so your source code will get compiled automatically.
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    by maccman 16y ago

    Appcelerator Titanium is more of a platform than a framework. I guess it's like comparing CGI.rb to Rails. The other major issue with Ruby support on Titanium is that Ruby 1.9 isn't supported, c exts aren't supported, and Threads aren't sup
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    by maccman 16y ago

    Bowline is being developed for Taskforce ( http://taskforceapp.com ), a commercial application, so Windows support is definitely coming. Estimation... well, I think we'll have support by September.