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by perlpimp 14y ago
Nokia is awesome ++
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Engage core developers not the ivory tower bastards. If the core team is not helpful and you think you have a good idea, fork! As well if you PRs are bug fixes then there is no excuse, if they are feature additions / changes then you might
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Great pickmeup for this morning, in Moscow, Russia. Thanks!
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Domain names are just nameplate, people keep forgetting that. Utility lies with search engines. What would really solve end user usablity problem is improving search - and companies improving their standing not through interrupt marketing b
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Making a rule of thumb from partial data gives you a blind spot;example of non-conversions some mentioned github, lighthouse, basecamp. Fact that software is eating real businesses - does not make a market to be. I would say be open to all
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by perlpimp 14y ago
"In the last twenty years, the craft of safe cracking has tragically declined." No kidding, bank accounts with proliferation of various ways money is transferred and stored - budding criminals and kids who want to play mischief - look to th
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by perlpimp 14y ago
I've been mulling over few solutions for craigslist problem and there are few technical solutions to flaunt craiglist's service. I am building service along similar lines of what padmapper did and already writing up those for our service.
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Lets get to basics, If product was providing value and doesn't anymore there will be attrition to userbase and that is the gist of it. It is also the foundation of wealth building and whatnot. Ancillary benefits, as APIs are, help shallow o
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by perlpimp 14y ago
I think non-monetary reward is important issue here. Trying to focus not only on smallest but most pleasurable thing if when the result is there is important. It helps to reduce friction to get yourself to get momentum going. Pomodoro is a
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Perhaps they can take the money and invest in iPad version of the app. iPad is the next thing after iPhone and it is shame that I have to use such app in iPhone compatibility mode. But reading from the story seems like taking money from tho
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by perlpimp 14y ago
I wonder if beer can would work. can increase portability of of the kit. Drink beer, cut the can insert the antenna. Also can use some of those cheap tiny tripods. All that can make a killer traveller wifi kit. I some areas getting reliable
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Such items are important to web developers and they can use them to justify looking at one or other technology. Or perhaps attempt at least benchmarking and have them as one of the guides in configuring and setting up services. Comes to min
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by perlpimp 14y ago
I wonder if original domain name haystack.com is also included.
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Bitly did the facebook maneuver on their users ;) Honestly it is a breach of social contract, maybe launching another product would've been a better solution. I don't use facebook anymore for that reason interface became kind of irritating.
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by perlpimp 14y ago
That is the trouble with allowing multitude of choices that they in the end break the "experience" one would come to expect from the device. Apple is an experience company and that is what they are selling. And people do like and vote with
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Advice is like a band aid. Being successful is a process or a machine. It is nice giving and taking advice but in general i t it only serves mostly social purpose. I can't remember on what blog I read - most people aren't genuine when givin
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by perlpimp 14y ago
Not quote Donald K. but I've seen my share of optimizing rails apps that points to the fact that each class added is extra 2-4 megs of RAM. This sort of discouraging rule, looking ahead writing well tested app that does follow SRP and other
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by perlpimp 14y ago
there are two sources of problems for Unix geek: 1. permission problems 2. communication problems The latter is the source of problems for most people, so learning to write and speak clearly will give you a huge leg up on becoming successfu
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by perlpimp 14y ago
I am shaving my head tomorrow and I am not even american. But the message is subtle and clear :) It is also summer.
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by perlpimp 14y ago
There is a video of Tim Ferris, where he explained that he used only a few sentences, translated to another language to get grasp of it and guide his learning. I imagine if you would know the book by heart, it would not be that useless. I s
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by perlpimp 15y ago
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by perlpimp 15y ago
Thought 1.9.3 is not very favorable for Rails deployment or am I wrong?
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by perlpimp 15y ago
PHP has had its time FWIW gave ASP.net run for its money - and lets leave it at that. Ruby has some difficult points. There are some antipatterns in rails. What dynamic languages do really bad is error reporting. And that what makes its so
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by perlpimp 15y ago
This sort of reminded me that code is the new currency, not all currency is equal and blogging and social media is only marketing. Now matter how you want to play it. If you play your hand just right you might hit the jackpot. Vehement whin
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by perlpimp 15y ago
Bold move but may undercut the knowledge base in EU in terms of Computer Security. Because in CompSec if you don't know how to break it, you don't know how to secure it. Hacker( the other meaning ) community is a part of the internet and a
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by perlpimp 15y ago
In Russia it isn't available, at least in search results. Whats up with that.
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by perlpimp 15y ago
At my work place we throw around homoerotic jokes and comments all the time and no one is offended. I guess it is only if you're comfortable enough with a group that you can ask them to do ridiculous things, kind of funny way. In rework it
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by perlpimp 15y ago
You should have gone to small claims court, I think it is up to 10000$. You're within your rights to demand money and if your documents are in order then you might even claim punitive damages. IANAL, but I won't sit around when someone stea
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by perlpimp 15y ago
these measures are hit and miss. I always carry clippers and never are confiscated.
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by perlpimp 15y ago
This tutorial reminds me of Python reference by new riders from which I picked up and started coding fresh literate python in 2 days, writing code that worked and without bugs. I guess if you can show commonly used idioms and supply edge co

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