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nicoschuele
13y ago
Much anger, sense I can.
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Mac. Doesn't come with crapware. For Windows boxes, there's decrapifier.
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Thanks for pointing this out. It's a typo, I meant mA, not mAh. Fixed.
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Thanks! I'm taking a look at this now.
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My method is not scientific at all, I agree with that BUT the facts remain: without dropbox on (even after full sync and supposedly idle), my battery life is multiplied by nearly 3. As a side note, Dropbox behaves differently on OS X. I
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As it is a fresh install, the last one.
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I store a lot more than just a git repo in Dropbox. I also use it to share files, etc. But yes, I'm starting to look at alternatives. Maybe I'll develop a small utility to push/pull/share files from my home NAS upon requ
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Yeah, it sucks big time. DB is at the center of my workflow. Having my git repository in it, my projects plans, etc. I just have to not forget to "turn on, sync, turn off, work, turn on sync, turn off". On the other hand, I didn&#
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Dropbox will kill your insane MacBook Air 2013 battery
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This: "The real question is, are you passionate about programming, or at least about creating things via programming." I can't agree more but I know there are many who believe the exact opposite and think that only academic e
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Today, I wrote an article about what I think is a really good path to teach yourself to become a web developer. You can find it here: http://bit.ly/1246qMU
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Ask HN: Your opinion on self-taught programmers?
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How to seriously teach yourself web development
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You are correct. On the other hand, spending at least 9 hours on the web daily for the past 10 years, there are some in your list I've never heard about. It is a fact that Europe produces less ubiquitous successful ventures than the US
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Yes. They are successful and I acknowledged it. Now, compare any one of these to the success level of Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft, etc.
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I like Opera mail client but at this point, it is unusable for me: I have plenty of rules set in GMail but as in Opera Mail, there's no inbox, I only have a view with "unread mails", not taking in account those moved other la
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Point taken. But see, here in Switzerland, even before speaking of attitude towards failure, the simple fact of saying you are working on building a web startup... ...gets you considered as an unemployed failure. That is one major cultural
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Why are there not more successful startups in Europe?
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Have a look at Discourse from the Coding Horror guy. That's certainly a new take on discussion boards.
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IOS 7: renovation or innovation?
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Self-taught vs formal education in programming
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Expanding horizons, career programmers and Python over Ruby
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Yeah, we tried this organically growth thing but at some point, you have to go out there and interact with your potential users one on one. From my experience, the whole social networking marketing on fb, twitter, etc simply doesn't work an
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About a year ago I came to Haker News to ask for guidance on how to market a new service I was creating. At that time, LinksWeaver was its name but now, it changed. I received some feedback and now, as we have a little over 1,000 subscriber
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How we got our 1,000 first subscribers with no budget
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