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by ptr 13y ago
This. But why limit it to internal apps? I do b2b solutions and the services I write using Bootstrap has higher UX quality than what people there are used to. Sometimes I just change the background image and keep the default Bootstrap look.
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by ptr 13y ago
I usually ask someone who's been sitting there for a while to keep an eye on it. Hasn't been stolen yet! Though the coffee shops I work in tend to have other people doing work as well, with people sitting next to me.
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by ptr 13y ago
The first library I did for my compiled experimental PL was a HTTP server, pretty similar to what you describe. I wonder about the performance and reliability of libraries like those (Go's http package, Ruby Sinatra/WEBrick, etc.)
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by ptr 13y ago
That's roughly what I do, but it's too much fun to call it "crunching". Or is it the lack of deadlines? Hmm. It's a good thing with consulting though.
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by ptr 13y ago
A thing I've been thinking about: you're not supposed to be "eager", at least not apparently eager, but still go on 50+ dates with random people? How do you make it not feel like work? I think I'd get depressed, sad
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by ptr 13y ago
> 2 - Some sense of Naiveté in the European site, in part because of the less restrictive laws and stronger regulations (beats me how Soundcloud started in Germany, anyone who has tried to use Youtube there can relate - at the same time
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by ptr 13y ago
I don't know much about accents, but I wonder if it'd be possible to match different accents and see how well they'd understand eachother.
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by ptr 13y ago
Another Marathon guy here. Spent some summers ago just playing the first two games through, they're still great. I especially like the music. The Marathon community is still alive with AlephOne ( http://marathon.sourceforge.n
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by ptr 13y ago
Awesome! I can sit and imagine what it'd be like to work on Quake in a place like that all day long.
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by ptr 13y ago
Of course it's not the idleness per se that's the problem, and what's left? Nature/nurture, so I think you're right. For example, if I were to enter "idleness" I don't think I'd be buying "b
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by ptr 13y ago
And C-d for removing a char, opt/alt-backspace to remove a word backwards, and I think opt/alt-d to remove a word forwards?
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by ptr 13y ago
It's also what happens when bureaucracy takes over, putting the officers in the office most of the day.
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by ptr 13y ago
I'd also be interested in following your work; it's a great product to learn marketing from.
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by ptr 13y ago
Awesome, is the price updated in realtime? By the way; the page is completely bork'd on IE9, but you probably knew that. (why do they make me use it?!)
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by ptr 13y ago
This is actually inspiring. Ties in with "showing up is half the battle".
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by ptr 13y ago
It seems people in Norway deserve just 7 hours of work/day.
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by ptr 13y ago
Wasn't Skype started by a Swedish entrepreneur? That's what I thought.
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by ptr 13y ago
It's apparently been a much longer journey, starting in the 1800's as detailed by http://www.libertarianism.org/publications/essays/how-laisse... The part about John Hierta is especially interesting; he&
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by ptr 13y ago
"No single Swede comes close to the epic wealth of a Bill Gates or a Warren Buffett." -- wasn't Ingvar Kamprad (of IKEA fame) more wealthy than Gates at one point? Due to some currency being strong, iirc.
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by ptr 13y ago
That's on Linux, running Mono. Would be interesting to get a more fair comparison wrt language.
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by ptr 13y ago
Feels very polished, even as a Mac app. Well done. Lion full screen support would be a nice feature to have.
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by ptr 14y ago
Maybe I'm being a bit "captain obvious" here, but, it wasn't free; you paid for it with your taxes.