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16y ago
I don't know if I'm understanding their concept , they basically want to store locally (users computers) every data ? If so, how would this work ? A special app ? A plugin on FF to connect to it ? Will it store your friends data as well ? W
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I sometimes feel that TC is becoming the Fox news of the web. Honestly... I don't understand why the need for Digg to grow. I mean, what's the point ? They obviously have a already on-going user base, and don't tell me that 250k are all bit
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Will it scale ?
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16y ago
I don't even know why they call it internet. They better start calling it super-huge-intranet or something...
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16y ago
I couldn't agree with you more. don't blame the system, blame the man.
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16y ago
Actually the to-do lists makes me a lot more productive. It keeps me focus on the current task and I get things done faster. The author falls in a redundancy when he says that if you have more stuff to do just do a list.... Here's a tip: al
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16y ago
I for one say 37signals is one of most inspiring companies at the moment, for me at least. What they are doing is amazing, they were able to gain profit without almost none marketing or funding. simple because they have contacted the right
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16y ago
I wrote an article that tells you why this might be a good choice. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1288416
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Do you really need to create your own framework ?
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16y ago
As ex-PHP programmer converted to Python I will say it will drive you insane lol. But I've managed to live some of my last PHP projects with with Kohana, Codeigniter or Zend.
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17y ago
Yes, you're right, I will probably update that. Thanks for noticing it. I just needed a couple of books that could improve, and that seemed fine lol. My bad.
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Books you sould be reading right now
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Ask HN: What are your favourite Web dev/programming sites?
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17y ago
identification/Identation
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17y ago
"...However, you’ll quickly find that there is literally a world of people out there who are willing to work for $1.50 an hour and would be terrifically overpaid at that price..." That's the number one reason why some clients of mine comeba
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17y ago
I like the concept of Flex but I've tried to create some apps and the UI designing was a pain, plus you have to deal with the fact the most users don't have the flex runtime app. However flex uses AS which bring a nice belt of libraries to
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17y ago
True, I've been following this one http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Compute... , very basic the first chapters but it really makes you understand how some of the most common things in computer languages works.
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17y ago
Even though Python is a very easy to learn language, I give this two thumbs up for google. Python is really a great amazing language, however I feel sometimes that's very underrated for most of IT people I know, it's not perfect but is powe
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17y ago
For windows users: I've installed over cygwin with no problems. Make sure have all the "dev" packages installed and then type "make", you are ready to go.
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17y ago
Great responses. Thanks guys :) I always love to hear how other startups do it. cheers.
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17y ago
I like it, seems very cohesive and simple. May I ask how do you got people making questions and answer them ? I ask this, because I'm also creating a startup that will need user input in order to grow, so I'm trying to get some tips from ot
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17y ago
I love this kind of talks, it always motives me to keep up working on my projects.
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17y ago
I still think that this new design feels more like a theme than a default GUI of a OS (or DM in this case). While I love Linux and I use it everyday, mostly as a server, everytime I enter in the desktop interface I do not feel the "home swe
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17y ago
Does anyone still uses myspace ?
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You clearly don't have any idea how django template engine works lol. How can someone even compare this with django, beats me. But Hey, whatever works for you.
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JQuery - How to simulate digg comments style
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That will be awesome, except for one thing. Wikipedia is editable by everyone, so the data results couldn't be 100% accurate.
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The secret of making money on the Internet
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How to improve your website’s SEO
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17y ago
Here's an idea, a social networking site for startups founders and people that want to be involve with.
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