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by pothibo 15y ago
I think this is misleading. It's true that there's a mobile shift in _startup_. Most startups want to hit the mobile goldmine and become the next [enter a company here]. However, we fail to understand that those important minutes spent are
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by pothibo 15y ago
Very cool stuff. However, it would have been cool if they included font-stretching so you can manipulate glyphs.
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by pothibo 15y ago
I get it now. You also could use [object class] instead of an arbitrary static pointer. I never had issue with a class and a subclass using the same observer keypath. Whenever I use it I always call super to make sure everything underneath
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by pothibo 15y ago
Yeah, I'm sorry. I first entered a comment saying that the website was down due to "Error establishing a database connection" and I saw your comment and decided to comment on it. I then forgot to say I couldn't read the post since the site
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by pothibo 15y ago
I have used KVO for quite some times and I've never had to add a context to it. This could be because I don't see the benefit of adding such context. Would you have any example to show the use of context? I've always wondered why I should u
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by pothibo 15y ago
Very nice work. Love the details and the slider screen is a nice touch. Those iPhones in CSS are becoming more and more popular;) I made this 4 weeks ago, it's pretty much the same thing, but done differently. http://pothibo.github.com/iPh
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Iceland rewrote their constitution online and prosecuted bankers after 2008(sacsis.org.za)
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by pothibo 15y ago
One of the best article I've read on TechCrunch since it got sold and everyone jumped ship. This is in line with "The Lean Startup" from Eric Ries. It's Lean Startup for people who succeed in raising money
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by pothibo 15y ago
I love this Heather Peters. She's one clever lady that just hacked the judiciary procedures in a novel way. Impressive EDIT: I see many other claims that could go through the small claims, one thing that does come to mind however, is it pos
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by pothibo 15y ago
With everything node.js provides, I can't understand why someone would use eval()... Specially with user input.
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by pothibo 15y ago
I couldn't help myself from drawing subtile comparison with 1984. And I loved it.
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by pothibo 15y ago
Today is full of irony. This morning Adobe announced that they were shutting down Flash for mobile (vendor lock-in): Everyone praising. This afternoon, we have Parse that raises 5.5M$ (More vendor lock-in): Most people praising. To me, Pars
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by pothibo 15y ago
I do believe that if you understand C, you can become a better programmer on those higher level languages. However, this is like everything in life, you don't need to master C, or Javascript, or as the saying goes: "Too much is like not eno
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by pothibo 15y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Also, some of her concern is just stuff you need to get used to. I bet she's the first one to complaint when _any_ web services updates their layout.
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by pothibo 15y ago
And my answer to that question is, if you give information about yourself to any service you have to expect them to do something eventually with it. Even if it's yours, it becomes theirs as well as soon as you upload it to the 3rd party.
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by pothibo 15y ago
You are obviously missing the point but let me humor you: When you access a bank you are publicly trading the information between you and the bank. That means that if somebody on your LAN sniff your cookies (and SSL wouldn't be used) you co
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by pothibo 15y ago
Damn right, I don't understand why people are going all up in arms for privacy on the Internet, this is _Internet_, you know, the place where everything is public. If you want to show your life on the Internet, you have to expect some peopl
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by pothibo 15y ago
I liked how you guys present some of the stuff you create. However, I'm not a huge fan of star rating. I know it's in use everywhere but I feel that it's such a flawed rating system that we need to think twice before using star ratings. I
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by pothibo 15y ago
I loved the Diaspora* Project when it started but it seems to be too technically-focussed to ever be mainstream. And I don't know, Social networks need to be social.
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by pothibo 15y ago
Fear of being deprecated! Imagine if APIs would act the same way.
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by pothibo 15y ago
Because it's a new service that focus on slides designed by tech people, so it would be nice to have another tech presentation to live there.
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by pothibo 15y ago
I'm no where affiliated with the site, I like, like yourself, how clean their service is compared to slideshare.
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by pothibo 15y ago
Would be cool to have this presentation on http://speakerdeck.com/
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by pothibo 15y ago
Very nice presentation, loved the tables, very helpful
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Search for "obtuse" on Google Chrome v.16.0.889.0-dev
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by pothibo 15y ago
The guy browsed the internet for muslim revelation videos. I could have give him 1 tip to be in God/Allah's good Grace: Don't steal other people's stuff.
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by pothibo 16y ago
Well it makes sense to tech-savvy people since they know that the other services exist. Ask your mum and your aunt to name 5 other service other than YouTube and Facebook... They probably won't even be able to name 1.
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by pothibo 16y ago
I'm well aware of that. But I think that's ridiculous, it's Internet, not your house. Even though people nowadays seem to think that you have privacy on the Internet, you don't. Do you go to jail if you open another phone in your house whil
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by pothibo 16y ago
That's ridiculous. That means that EVERYONE who has used http://codebutler.com/firesheep can go to prison.
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by pothibo 16y ago
I think Facebook is a great place to get people to talk about you. But it's not something that you can monetize easily. If you base your marketing campaign solely on Facebook, you might find it not effective. However, I think that facebook

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