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by rufugee 17y ago
Yes, and I was told by someone that once worked for EY that their price was the only selling point. In other words, their product wasn't better, but their price made a lot of folks believe that it was. If they hadn't charged more than eve
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by rufugee 17y ago
Actually, that's a very good point. I guess my wish is that one could deploy to a device, but not actually upload to the appstore or sell without a license. Testing on a device is absolutely crucial...
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by rufugee 17y ago
Great news thanks... that is the way to do it!
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by rufugee 17y ago
This gets my vote simply because I won't be forced to use an otherwise unmarketable language like Objective C. Not that I hate the syntax...it's not that bad really...but I hate that I'm forced to learn it just for iPhone or OS X developm
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by rufugee 17y ago
Sorry if I was unclear...I'm not trying to compete with StackOverflow. I'm trying to borrow answers from places like Yahoo Answers, etc. My site is a question/answer site for a niche (think quilting, or folks who collect rocks, or home scho
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Ask HN: Seeding a new site with data from sites you don't own?
7 points by rufugee 17y ago|8 comments
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by rufugee 17y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/923225/does-google-use-py...
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by rufugee 17y ago
Here here. While I haven't abandoned it, I do really, really hate CSS for layout. You get it just right, and then realize it completely sucks in another browser. As bad as cross-browser javascript used to be before prototype and jquery.
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by rufugee 17y ago
Interestingly enough, even an interview of his has disappeared, while others on the site continue to work: HN post re: inteview: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=483207 http://_why.usesthis.com/ http://usesthis.com
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Ask HN: Why do you use framework X?
25 points by rufugee 17y ago|37 comments
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by rufugee 17y ago
Wow...this it the first criticism of Django-related anything I've read on HN. Bravo! I welcome more honest critiques.
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by rufugee 17y ago
Awesome...I was just wishing for something like this yesterday...will definitely be giving it a shot.
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by rufugee 17y ago
But most folks are. Regardless, I'm surprised no one has started compiling this yet...
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Ask HN: A site that tracks what technologies a startup uses?
2 points by rufugee 17y ago|5 comments
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by rufugee 17y ago
Renraku really, really needs a summary Wikipedia page...
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by rufugee 17y ago
And why is this news?
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by rufugee 17y ago
This would be a compelling idea for surfing the web securely from work, IF IT PROXIED TRAFFIC. It doesn't, and I'm afraid folks will be mislead by the way it seems it does. All internet browsing still uses your local connection and a tcpdum
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by rufugee 17y ago
I'll repeat my reply here, because I prefer the discussion participants ;) After 4+ years with Rails, it was very refreshing to read this insightful post. All the spinning plates is the reason the Rails Way is larger than most of my Java bo