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12y ago
Didn't Steve Wiebe discover this (on his own?) in the King of Kong documentary? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_King_of_Kong:_A_Fistful_of_...
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12y ago
Very nice. Could be a good alternative to ChartIO. https://chartio.com
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12y ago
It looks like it's C3js. http://c3js.org
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12y ago
Welcome to the new IE era, Chrome only websites..
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12y ago
I think that there are pros and cons with both, however, I believe that a developer should have at least a "choice". With this I mean, for some of the work I do I can sit in a noisy environment and get stuff done, take e.g. doing
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12y ago
It's funny how some actors always seem to be themselves, not matter what role or character they play. E.g. whenever I see Martin Freeman in anything, I see him as Tim Canterbury (The Office UK). http://en.wikipedia.org/
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12y ago
I would switch to Fastmail in a heartbeat if they let me pay for storage (say in 5 gig intervals) and let me mount as many domains and create as many inbox as I want. Other than that, I see no point in paying for email. Sorry. I'm a sn
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12y ago
>> One of the things about us is that money is equally split among the team. None of us take a cut off the top. That's interesting. So, there is actually no money to grow the business? I.e. profit that can be reinvested for growt
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12y ago
Genius, pitch your service disguised in a genuine question. :) But in all seriousness, with the team you have, it sounds like you need a full time business development person. Ideally that would be you but maybe this is not part of your ski
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Bootstrapping and founders equity?
(bootstrappers.io)
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12y ago
Doing "what" located "where"? An hourly rate is totally subjective to what you do and where you do it.
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12y ago
I certainly hope so. I run 12 Linodes in a VPN. I hope I can control the order in which the VM's are shut down and rebooted. We'll see..
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12y ago
It would have been nice to, as a Linode customer, to have received this information in an email at the same time it was posted on their blog. I might still receive an email it's just odd that I have to find this out by looking through
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12y ago
Maybe not the websites themselves but the ads they might display might store this information. I.e. if they capture your fingerprint on a porn site while browsing in incognito mode and then capture your fingerprint while browsing in normal
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12y ago
Start exercising when you're young and make it a life long habit.
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12y ago
Holy schmolies, photographed by ANTON CORBIJN.
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12y ago
It's exactly what I'm describing, I've worked with people in the past who I'd initially greatly disliked (i.e. had bad feelings about) who then turned out to become great friends.
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12y ago
This is probably the biggest piece of non-advice in the entire article. Feeling is bullshit. If I had followed this advice throughout my career... I've been introduced to people who I'd instantly hated but a weeks later had become
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12y ago
I think that's what what the term "inside job" suggests.
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12y ago
I must agree with Nodesocket in regards to pricing. I don't think users will pay for it just because it's "beautiful". You might want to focus on the more enterprise customers. Adding to this, I don't understand you
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12y ago
Being shit at building lasting relationships with former colleagues and people I worked with. In the end that's what it all seems to come down to, a network of people.
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12y ago
I think in most western European countries this is normal, at least when I was kid (growing up in the Netherlands) it was. However, I haven't lived in Europe for the past 10 years so maybe the messed this system up as well.
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12y ago
Well, luckily it comes with a 5 year warranty.
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12y ago
That's because Laravel is a website framework and Symfony2 is an application framework.
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12y ago
Has anyone used Brackets (brackets.io)? It seems to be similar to Atom in architecture/approach if I'm not mistaken.
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12y ago
You want to avoid price inflation before the deal has been completed.
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12y ago
I obviously feel for the guy, I'd be angry and sad too if my wife was taken by a wild animal. You might think that these sort of "revenge attacks" only happen in the underdevelopment parts of this world, think again; Western
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12y ago
If there is no social security system, then how does the government (or anyone else) gets to this number? Let's assume for a moment that the number in the article is correct, it's important to understand that Thailand's cultu
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Looks like an interesting project, however, I think the author should focus on all the non-technical elements of the game first before diving into the code. I.e. get a plan in place and get all the required assets ready (graphics, sound, te
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12y ago
Is GitHib still a startup? I guess the article tries to emphasize to people "starting" something to focus on one thing and not to solve all the worlds problems in v1.
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