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by phoreo 17y ago
This is a decent article and (in some sense), I agree with Page's argument - though the H1N1 reference is a bit over the top. I'm not sure where the rather sensationalist headline comes from, though; would you consider offering a nuanced ar
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by phoreo 17y ago
"What ultimately matters most in life is how much money you make..." Interesting value judgment there.
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by phoreo 17y ago
This is great to see. I've been curious about trying Passenger, but am addicted to Nginx. Looking forward to playing around, and if the fit is right, deploying with it.
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by phoreo 18y ago
Free software is great. But it's okay to charge for things, too.
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by phoreo 18y ago
Call it me-too if you like, Matt, but there's some great stuff coming out of Techstars. I don't care where innovative companies come from - just that they get off the ground. Sorry to hear you're not into that.
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by phoreo 18y ago
I straddle the line between these worlds. My day job is frontend development with some Ruby here and there, while I've been designing and building out a Rails app on the side. I think my response would be similar to your 'developer-side' r
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by phoreo 18y ago
I seriously find it difficult to believe that this is still a debate on YC. Once you attempt to build a site of a reasonably level of complexity and/or learn how to build a site using clean, valid, semantic markup, you'll never go back - u
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by phoreo 18y ago
Cutting up a comp isn't "design," it's implementation. I have never seen a frontend web development position where slicing comps wasn't a core component of the job description. If the primary languages they listed in the description are HT