psgibbs

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   by psgibbs 14y ago

   I totally get this sentiment for a lot of early project. My point is that at this point in the cycle, they know they have market support and are focusing on making a lot of people a great product, so the incremental sale doesn't necessarily
2. 32.▲
   by psgibbs 14y ago

   I honestly don't get the drive to reserve one of these early. The way I see it, you won't get it for a year and they're making 15K of these. What's the harm in waiting until they launch? Assuming it all works out, they'll have all the pr
3. 33.▲
   by psgibbs 14y ago

   Result number 4 for me, after Armageddon Racing, Omega Drive, and Worms 2: Armageddon
4. 34.▲
   by psgibbs 14y ago

   I think this idea that every product Steve Jobs released was 100% quality is largely wrong – people just choose to only remember the hits. Apple has always released early - largely polished, but rough around the edges. Remember the early
5. 35.▲
   by psgibbs 14y ago

   Interesting observation, any data behind this to get the magnitude of the effect?
6. 36.▲
   by psgibbs 14y ago

   I'm surprised this is buried by people suggesting Rails or Postgres or what have you. SQLAlchemy as good a SQL ORM as there is, and it isn't married to a framework, or a SQL backend. If you like Python and want to use a SQL backend, SQLAlc