oscardelben

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10k a day for strategic advice is not a lot(blog.oscardelben.com)
2 points by oscardelben 15y ago|0 comments
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by oscardelben 15y ago
A simple example: you can pass a link to someone and have some javascript that submits form for them without them knowing.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
What's worse is that I never know exactly how much I'm going to pay (this is what my accountant tells me anyway).
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Actually Italians have been huge innovators in history and still are in some areas, it's just the system that makes it harder now.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
You have a point here, but due to the distribution of our (small) cities, we don't have many meetups here, for example. I love Italy's, just not for working.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
I agree about the mentality problem, though I think it's mostly due ignorance in general and values that are often toward the wrong thing. Regarding taxes, it's pretty ridiculous, I would never encourage people to open a business here if th
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by oscardelben 15y ago
And that includes support.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
What makes github great is the execution and the community, I think any decent team could clone Github as it's now given enough time.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Geoffrey Grosenbach is next. Oops
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Looks useful to me! I would like to see when the tweet was made, a link to the actual tweet, and the option to change location/filter by keyword. Edit: I see that you can already change location. Well done!
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by oscardelben 15y ago
I really enjoy this presentation. If you want to learn C programming from scratch I also recommend to study Zed's book "Learn C the hard way". http://c.learncodethehardway.org/book/
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Thanks for sharing! Any chance you share the source on Github?
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by oscardelben 15y ago
pull request merged, I missed that in a refactoring! Should probably add tests in the next product.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback, I have a snake proof of concept on my github profule which was built with cocos2d, but I'll add more
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Show HN: I'm releasing a series of OS iOS/Mac apps to show how they're built
40 points by oscardelben 15y ago|9 comments
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Great addition. i would like to know what's preventing them to show organizations issues for organizations I belong to.
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PLAY BY PLAY: RYAN SINGER (UX)(peepcode.com)
2 points by oscardelben 15y ago|0 comments
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by oscardelben 15y ago
If you're considering remote employees or contractors I'd like to get in touch.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
you have to admit.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
CMYK (and others) added, look for an update soon.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Thanks, I hired a designer for that
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Hi, I'm working on both of them! If you find anything else, feel free to use Github issues
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by oscardelben 15y ago
There seems to be an issue with detecting the second monitor on certain cases. I'm looking into it but didn't find a solution yet.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Can you elaborate on that? If you could open a Github issue describing the functionality I'll do my best to make it in the next version.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
I'll do somethng about that. Thanks.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
I'll add an option for that. Thanks for the feedback.
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by oscardelben 15y ago
Hi guys, I'm the author of that app. You can choose which format you want to save by default (hex or rgb) as well as hiding the color preview in the menubar through the app preferences. Please let me know if you feel like something is missi
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by oscardelben 15y ago
You're right, I chose that because colorpicker was already taken as a bundle name (if/when I'll submit to the AppStore).
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Show HN: Color Picker Pro, Open Source Color Picker for Mac Os X(github.com)
55 points by oscardelben 15y ago|35 comments
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by oscardelben 15y ago
I'm hoping these things will become mainstream in the future. Of course there'll be regulations and I'm not sure they would be safe if a lot of people would use them, but they're still nice!

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