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by pdenya 14y ago
I'm ok with clever, on topic jokes on HN but in general i agree.
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by pdenya 14y ago
Native apps receive updates during OS upgrades.
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by pdenya 14y ago
You can't outsource your custom DevOps for that amount of money but switching to Heroku or another PAAS might be a cost effective option.
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by pdenya 14y ago
This is solvable in 3 minutes with no programming knowledge for probably less than you'd pay to host it yourself: http://www.backblaze.com/ for $4/month you don't even have to think about it.
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by pdenya 14y ago
You could say the same thing about email. By that logic why would they bother with gmail? I can't believe that google doesn't build ebay because systems with spam are somehow evil. There are low quality goods for sale definitely but there
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by pdenya 14y ago
I'm all for no arbitrary marketing delays for episodes. I'd rather rave about an excellent series I enjoyed on my own time.
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by pdenya 14y ago
Both. It's a requirement for me that it be both fun and provide a good living. If it didn't deliver on either of those I'd have a different job.
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by pdenya 14y ago
I wish the link went straight to this github page. In my experience wikis haven't been worth opening to get an overview of the product. Thanks for the link though.
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by pdenya 14y ago
The only features I need an email client to have is extreme speed and nice search. No desktop clients for mac have both right now. This isn't fast enough but i'll keep it installed and check for updates in a month.
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by pdenya 14y ago
This is correct for a mid-level developer. Jr: $50-$80/hr Sr: $90-$150/hr
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by pdenya 14y ago
Cool for motivation but it's also really nice to have conversations about features before implementing them so you can flesh out the idea and bounce it off someone else.
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by pdenya 14y ago
That someone isn't Google though. Google is bad enough at customer service that they should aquire t-mobile just for the support department.
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by pdenya 14y ago
I'd use something like this if it was built by apple but I can style apps quickly enough as is without going out of my way to implement this. As others have mentioned it's not really a "drop-in solution" and it doesn't look to be much faste
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by pdenya 14y ago
These will be available in places where there's no existing wifi which seems much cooler to me.
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by pdenya 14y ago
It looks like you don't make money by reselling access, you just get extra data for yourself to use.
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by pdenya 14y ago
After a quick google search I didn't see any APIs but this stack overflow post turned up which might be helpful: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7269935/is-there-a-voice-... The search term "voice authentication" might be better for yo
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by pdenya 14y ago
Excerpt: on Notes for years, and never thought it lived up to the hallowed Lotus name. It was a fabulous product if you were an IT person, but so poorly designed from a productivity standpoint It's amazing how far you can get by pl
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by pdenya 14y ago
I've never heard anything about Elon Musk that indicates he speaks lightly about things like this. He has an amazing track record and a habit of taking on huge problems. There is no reason to think that he's not working on a hyper loop.
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by pdenya 14y ago
I don't play tons of mobile games but OpenFeint has been one of the most annoying things to deal with in a lot of the games I play. It slows everything down constantly bothers me with integration popup and adds absolutely nothing to my exp
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by pdenya 14y ago
I'm halfway to where you are but at least he's not coming out and saying "THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD SWITCH TO APP.NET EVERYBODY" he's just commenting on twitters changes. I clicked this article knowing he was going to be bashing Twitter again
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by pdenya 14y ago
I don't know if anyone is surprised by the response as much as disappointed. I've seen the news that twitter is limiting api clients but I haven't seen news of them denying someone who reached that limit more keys. I clicked this wonderin
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by pdenya 14y ago
It's so great that this is available now. Reading the title I was hoping Netflix had stepped up and made this work, but no. It's frustrating that it needs to work this way, running through wine with multiple patches but at least it works.
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by pdenya 14y ago
I think Google is more focused on getting as many people using Google Maps as possible than it is on giving a small benefit to Android sales.
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by pdenya 14y ago
Is this definitely enabled for everyone by default? Mine was already set to "No One" and i'm fairly certain i've never seen that page before.
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by pdenya 14y ago
I'm not sure what's not to like about it. It's straightforward but it's for early adopters. Here's the email if anyone is curious: Howdy Early Adopter, We're asking for your help to spread the word about the new Referly iPhone a
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by pdenya 14y ago
Seems unlikely unless the $2000 was spent in minutes.
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by pdenya 14y ago
Minus the necessity of the wreath, I assume construction managers in the US are equally willing to accept free drinks and an extra $100/per bathroom. Does this not work in the US because it can't be a reasonable default in those types of s
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by pdenya 14y ago
Does this work with git-flow already? I wouldn't switch away from an existing git based workflow for this but I'll consider it for future projects.
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by pdenya 14y ago
When I'm comparing products or deciding to use a service i'll often search [product under consideration] vs [competitor]. Entering this conversation by titling your articles with relevant search terms seems smart to me. Here's a link to th
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by pdenya 14y ago
Is this literally the next 1000 braintree signups or is that a marketing term?

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