rlander

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Cinderella: fully managed dev environment for open source hacking on Mac OSX(atmos.org)
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by rlander 16y ago
Me too. i actually miss the syntax when i'm doing something in python now .
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by rlander 16y ago
http://jonbeebe.tumblr.com/post/1119939987/corona-sdk-review
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by rlander 16y ago
Cool, didn't know about directedge. Any idea how profitable are they? [edit] Crunchbase says they only received YC's $15k in seed funding. That's weird for a B2B company.
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by rlander 16y ago
#2 works and is a profitable company called tellapart ( http://tellapart.com ).
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by rlander 16y ago
You're right, I haven't touched C in a decade =) Good work on Tamale (and great README btw). The more I program in Erlang, the more if/else nests feel unnatural in imperative languages.
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by rlander 16y ago
I love lua (almost as much as I enjoy python and erlang), but how do you cope with the lack of libraries? Since last year I've been trying to use lua on personal projects, but I find the generally poor documentation and lack of libraries ve
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by rlander 16y ago
Excellent book. Dan Ariely just released a new one, The Upside of Irrationality. It's on my to-read list.
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by rlander 16y ago
* The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger (audiobook) * Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay (kindle) * Erlang Programming by Francesco Cesarini (rereading mostly because of the excellent exercises)
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by rlander 16y ago
And it definitely felt like one. You have no idea how much the country changed (for the better) because of this improbable miracle. Nobody believed it would work because the whole country had lost faith in "magical" economic reforms like th
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by rlander 16y ago
"Groupon has fantastic clear , benefit-driven copy and landing page design , and they split test everything fanatically ." Care to provide us with references or examples?
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by rlander 16y ago
You're assuming AdGrok is just a frontend to Adwords. I think their platform is much more than that: besides the prettier/easier interface, I imagine its core is based on campaign optimization/management (through ML algorithms) and keyword
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by rlander 16y ago
Wow, excellent resource, definitely a must-read. However, I still stand by my opinion that there are more intuitive ways to control flow in python other than generator tricks.
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by rlander 16y ago
Although I agree it was an interesting read and I do like this language feature, I think generators should be used with caution since they might detract from the code's readability (especially generator expressions). Some async libraries li
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by rlander 16y ago
Not at all. It's in portuguese, tough. chiclette.com.br This one hasn't been update in ages, but it used to have a lot of traffic. We rewrote it in Rails and a few weeks later, for some reason, Google penalised it.
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by rlander 16y ago
In 2007 I had been working as a network engineer for a big networking vendor for 6 years, making close to 6 figures. I had also been preparing for 6 months to pass a very hard networking certification (CCIE), when my boss decided that he c
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by rlander 16y ago
I will second the parent comment. I feel that there's a large number of people who have needs for this kind of product, but haven't recognized it: the need is latent. Unlike active needs (the bingo card creator program, for example), people