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by posabsolute 14y ago
Not really, in the case of summumly 2 engineers did not pass the yahoo tests and most probably will not be working for yahoo. Congrats to them, they got the money without the 18 months contract... http://philosophically.com/the-summly-deal
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Agreed, as an evangelist her twitter account represent Sendgrid, as such Sendgrid approve of this message which is baffling to me. I'm really sad these guys lost their jobs because of these remarks, I don't think the way she handled that is
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JQuery Engage, a plugin taking a stab at better engaging blog readers(position-absolute.com)
2 points by posabsolute 14y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Yea, the support team want multiple scenarios (intros) in a page, we use a param, so they can link to it and push them to users asking how to do stuff, it becomes for us like an advanced, usable, faq system
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Hey, we have been looking to integrate a solution like this in our product, I got a couple of suggestions. First, using data attribute is too intrusive, a json object would have been much better, we just cannot add these attributes everywhe
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Wow what a suck up article to Yahoo : "Parking lots and entire floors of cubicles were nearly empty because some employees were working as little as possible and leaving early." That's certainly not what I heard from how it worked at yahoo,
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Data mining user behaviors in web apps(position-absolute.com)
3 points by posabsolute 14y ago|1 comments
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Death to monolithic libraries(position-absolute.com)
2 points by posabsolute 14y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 14y ago
people also lie, when you just sent a sex picture and they ask you if you juste sent that, I'm incline to think you will say you didn't. Personally i don't trust their stats, it's lower than the average for text messages, which really does
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The jQuery 1.9 & 2.0 upgrade awkwardness(position-absolute.com)
4 points by posabsolute 14y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 14y ago
I get the feeling that hacker news is getting targeted a lot more these days by big publishing companies, often an article will sit on top without any comments
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Well hacker news is generally better because if you get too much down voted nobody will see your comments anymore. I think that self regulate much of HN comments, and you think twice before being an asshole (if you know about that..).
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by posabsolute 14y ago
I disagree strongly with the author, Yea I designer can learn how to do dev stuff, is he going to do it efficiently in a work environment? I think not. The author talk about front-end development like it's coming increasingly easy, it's the
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by posabsolute 14y ago
I am currently developing a vanilla (no mobile frameworks like sencha) mobile web app I can attest that on IOS you can pretty much get native performance if you do some trade off and optimize your app rendering. On android that's another ga
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Html5 drag’n drop file upload, shenanigans used only by developers?(reddit.com)
1 points by posabsolute 14y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 14y ago
An (fired) intern working on that process using xxx placeholder? Only thing I can think of that makes sense..
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by posabsolute 14y ago
I agree with you, for me I found his background very impressive event without the Harvard stuff, it shows he is dedicated, not afraid to take risks, and move where his carrer taken him I mean, good for him, I'm not surprise he was taken in
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Exactly, It really does not tell me if I can use it to do freelance contract, which is the base of the question...
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Yea well there is something not magical about it too which is normal users do not care what you write your apps in. We already have 3 good options for OS, We have the cool iOS, the ios copy, android, and the alternative from microsoft. What
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by posabsolute 14y ago
there you go http://techcrunch.com/2009/07/27/apple-is-growing-rotten-to-...
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by posabsolute 14y ago
well it's more than that, Its walking alone in the bad part of town at midnight having a student skirt with a sign that is saying rape me" type of stupid. What can go wrong?? huh...
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by posabsolute 14y ago
They did, it got rejected & they created that thing instead
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Agreed, I think lot fo the stuff here, it's his job to educate others about it.
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by posabsolute 14y ago
They will be killing a lot of third party plugin too, a good example would be the wordpress plugins, a lot of them use the jsonp stuff. Seems weird to mee, but hey, anything to make money in the end I guess
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The road to mobile web application development(position-absolute.com)
1 points by posabsolute 14y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 14y ago
It's not a bad joke, and what he is selling is not a web app either. There is a lot of open source projects that you have to buy commercial licence in other more closed languages. What he is selling is a programming framework to do games an
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by posabsolute 14y ago
if that is true, that's just a mess. They would not have any product without them. I really wonder how you can face your fired employes and tell them that all their stocks are gone but that they can do some consulting do get those back.
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Thing is, is it worth it to relaunch without user accounts and without a proper login solution? It seems to me you are really looking at not having those users that was on the site for a long time, it's not like digg and facebook really goe
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Small trivia, on mountain lion if you "drag scroll (like on iphone)" the scrollbar at the top you see an N logo
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Add to that the old rss feeds are broken, so all those rss readers apps have stop working with digg. I also really don't understand what was the decision behind breaking all older stories, it seems ludicrous they do not take advantage of th

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