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   by mronge 14y ago

   Check out my iOS/Mac library for a head start: http://www.libmailcore.com It uses the same C library that powers Sparrow
2. 62.▲
   by mronge 15y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Minneapolis and remote. iOS and Mac developer. mronge at mronge dot com
3. 63.▲
   by mronge 15y ago

   The short answer is yes, you need to use the environment to fully grok Smalltalk. Much of the power of Smalltalk comes from the environment. It is pretty amazing how even now parts of Smalltalk are more sophisticated than todays programming
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   by mronge 15y ago

   I would love to try it but it requires Facebook.
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   Declassified US spy satellites reveal rare look at Cold War space program(msnbc.msn.com)

   1 points by mronge 15y ago|0 comments
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   Goliath - Async Ruby web framework(postrank-labs.github.com)

   2 points by mronge 15y ago|0 comments
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   by mronge 15y ago

   Yep. That is exactly how you solve this problem. I've done this with Lucene and then searched either the regular field or the reversed field depending on the wildcard query.
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   by mronge 15y ago

   I work at the company that makes My-Cast (mentioned in the blog post as one of his favorite wx apps), if you have any suggestions on how we can improve I'd be happy to pass them along. If you are a pilot be sure to check out Pilot My-Cast,
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   by mronge 15y ago

   If you're interested in this app also take a look at Garmin Pilot My-Cast. I work on that app along with a small team here at Garmin and were are really proud of what we've done. We are passionate about making great apps and I think Pilot M
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    by mronge 16y ago

    I second The Soul of A New Machine, what an incredible book. It follows a team of engineers at Data General around 1980 as they race to build a new computer under incredible pressure. It's an incredible story and anyone who has worked on a
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    by mronge 16y ago

    1) Code Complete 2) The Pragmatic Programmer
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    by mronge 16y ago

    I would also recommend incorporating in your home state. I incorporated in Minnesota and it was ridiculously easy, simplest government form I've ever seen. However if you're going to be seeking VC then it probably makes sense to incorporate
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    by mronge 16y ago

    Yea, but that's not what most mean by "write once run anywhere." I don't consider having to write separate view controllers for iPhone and iPad "write once run anywhere." In fact that's not much different than many existing cross platform a
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    by mronge 16y ago

    Now what I'd really like is the reverse: Webkit in an emacs buffer. That would totally rock I'd never have to leave emacs. I wonder how hard it would be to hack something up like that?
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    by mronge 16y ago

    Looks like I'm going to have to leave BitBucket. Features like these are just too compelling...
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    by mronge 16y ago

    This is a fantastic book, I'm using it to build my own IR system and it has been immensely useful. I also own Managing Gigabytes but I find this book to be much more useful and up to date.
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    by mronge 16y ago

    I find his use of Ragel generated state machines fascinating. He uses them in ways I wouldn't typically consider, very clever stuff. I'm on the lookout for nasty code of my own that can be replaced with a state machine.
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    by mronge 16y ago

    I'll also highly recommend FastSpring, their customer service has been phenomenal and the store features have saved me loads of time. You'd be crazy to try and build a store like it yourself. Instead, go with FastSpring and spend the time y
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    by mronge 16y ago

    I also recommend UIUC. They have an excellent, rigorous program with an incredible student ACM chapter. The ACM chapter does lots of great technical projects that really help polish up your skillset (plus the projects are loads of fun) UIUC
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    Slideshow about Zuckerberg interview(businessinsider.com)

    1 points by mronge 16y ago|0 comments
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    Xobni Has a New CTO and Change in My Role(xobni.com)

    52 points by mronge 16y ago|14 comments
22. 82.▲
    by mronge 16y ago

    I suppose I can share my numbers, I do about 2k a month for a desktop email utility
23. 83.▲
    by mronge 16y ago

    I'm also interested in Mac app revenue. Anyone willing to share?
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    by mronge 17y ago

    I wonder what the founding Apache members are up to now?
25. 85.▲
    by mronge 17y ago

    That is a pretty significant error. It puts the whole book's accuracy into question because clearly the author didn't do his research thoroughly.
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    by mronge 17y ago

    I want to add that he wrote a post about my company and product (Rocketbox, http://www.getrocketbox.com ), but ABSOLUTELY NO COMPENSATION CHANGED HANDS. I would think that most of the companies he wrote about are in a similar situation, wh
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    by mronge 17y ago

    I want to add that he wrote a post about my company and product (Rocketbox, http://www.getrocketbox.com ), but ABSOLUTELY NO COMPENSATION CHANGED HANDS. I would think that most of the companies he wrote about are in a similar situation, wh
28. 88.▲
    by mronge 17y ago

    Clickable link: http://www.getrocketbox.com
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    Ask HN: Review my app. Better search for Mail.app

    5 points by mronge 17y ago|2 comments
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    by mronge 17y ago

    I've been working my butt off on this product for about the past 9 months during after hours (I have a 9-5 job right now). I'd love to here what HN thinks of it!