n8agrin

12 ms·

61.
by n8agrin 16y ago
I don't see how vegetarianism even plays a part in this discussion. I'm not a vegetarian, but this offends me. I'm offended by Parson's bravado and his claim that "Of everything I do this is the most rewarding." Parson kills an animal under
62.
by n8agrin 16y ago
You mean sizzle? As in http://sizzlejs.com/ ?
63.
Qwery - The Tiny Selector Engine(dustindiaz.com)
4 points by n8agrin 16y ago|3 comments
64.
by n8agrin 16y ago
Faith? Support? I certainly don't have faith in them any more than I have faith in you. I know neither you nor them. How could I have "faith" in an unknown? However, I believe that most of the time people attempt to be good. And given that
65.
by n8agrin 16y ago
Don't spread FUD. These guys are at least trying to do something in a market where almost everyone else has assumed Facebook has won. And they built and shipped something. I can't even remember the last time I could claim that 100%. Finaliz
66.
by n8agrin 16y ago
Sorry to lead with a criticism but the use of the data- attribute in these examples is kind of ugly. I understand their motives, but if you're going to use data- in a "declarative" way, why not just have multiple declarations of the data-
67.
by n8agrin 16y ago
The author claims that businesses often reinvent themselves in order to survive. As I understand it Wesabe _did_ reinvent themselves. I believe they were working closely with banks to have them implement some Wesabe related tools directly f
68.
by n8agrin 16y ago
pg linked to it on Twitter yesterday which likely drew a lot of attention. twitter.com/paulg
69.
by n8agrin 16y ago
Two words: student loans.
70.
by n8agrin 16y ago
The most salient point to me was the fact that github was not initially conceived of as a business, but as a tool the founders desired for the betterment of their own day to day. And not only that, but github was quickly adopted in the fou
71.
by n8agrin 16y ago
I think I just found this book online as well: http://programming-scala.labs.oreilly.com/
72.
by n8agrin 16y ago
I'm pretty sure Facebook has been cash flow positive for a while. Here's the Techcrunch article about it from nearly a year ago: http://techcrunch.com/2009/09/15/facebook-crosses-300-millio... Also here's a report from Reuters: http://
73.
by n8agrin 16y ago
Would love to see him do something similar for c as well.
74.
by n8agrin 16y ago
37signals provides an explanation at the top of the page and a call to action (link to the app store) at the top and bottom of the page. You should consider doing the same with your signup form. This pattern is also noted on Google's resu
75.
by n8agrin 16y ago
It seems as though the author does not believe in semicolon use in Javascript. Looks interesting though.
76.
by n8agrin 16y ago
I don't think the point of this library is to provide a best fit layout as Masonry tries to. Instead this is a layout manager in which you could encode any number of layout algorithms including the Masonry algorithm. This layout manager de
77.
by n8agrin 16y ago
Also from the TOS, in the section directly above the bit you quote: 4.2. Google claims no ownership or control over any of your Data. You retain copyright and any other rights you already hold in the Data, and you are responsible for prote
78.
by n8agrin 16y ago
This type of myopic anti-Google thinking is getting old. Do your homework, read their service agreements. If you don't agree with them, don't give them your data. If they sound reasonable, assume that Google will respect them. After all,
79.
by n8agrin 16y ago
Firing salespeople that don't make their quarterly projections is fairly common afaik.
80.
by n8agrin 16y ago
This looks like a good start for what may become a great resource. Like others have noted, the ending is well worth reading, pity it had to arise from such vitriol.
81.
by n8agrin 16y ago
This line of thinking is dangerous. Investing in the stock market is always a _risk_. I doubt you find yourself thinking "Oh if only I had bought 2,500 lottery tickets instead of that Powerbook, I'd might of afforded my entire college edu
82.
by n8agrin 16y ago
The Semantic Web when it arrives will be fully federated like the Web we have now. The web we have now is not 100% federated. Our access and ability to publish on the web is controlled by a few large companies with some regulation by the
83.
by n8agrin 16y ago
I don't know, as a developer Apple's OS install and development policies hurt and Apple's refusal to let you do things like hack their hardware hurts. And sure I wish Apple was being even more progressive by doing things like selling the i
84.
Twitter releases @Anywhere developer integration tools(dev.twitter.com)
4 points by n8agrin 17y ago|0 comments
85.
by n8agrin 17y ago
Right. One written in Objective-C, likely using the native iPhone UIWebView container and thus able to run Javascript, all supported languages.
86.
by n8agrin 17y ago
Apple is in the business of controlling its platform and that's how they think they can make money selling design driven consumer computer equipment. So, from that perspective, Apple's choice to have a restrictive list of supported languag
87.
by n8agrin 17y ago
Somehow, Apple making a business decision to protect its customers from your shitty product is the most egregious ethical concern of our time. I don't 100% agree with Apple's decision to ban non-native language apps, nor do I 100% disdain
88.
by n8agrin 17y ago
I don't know you so it's a bit presumptuous to say that I clearly don't like you. However, I definitely don't appreciate your blase attitude towards civil, straightforward questions, especially when they are asked by community members who
89.
by n8agrin 17y ago
...other things crept to the top of our list and it didn't make sense to invest any resources into that effort. We also realized that it would mostly piss you guys off. Wait, really? You didn't build something as a demo of your platform
90.
by n8agrin 17y ago
I think I may give it a shot. Thanks for the feedback.

More ›