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16y ago
And they still are. Awesome guys to work with and real humble too. Haven't met a pair of people more focused on their goals than Russ and Jack yet.
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17y ago
nice. was going to comment on it before you shoved it into a gist that you should gist it.
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savant
17y ago
Register kingofapi.com as well please before I do :)
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17y ago
http://foamee.com/ Although to be honest, I've not tried either and don't know how they differ. I guess in the end it's that they built something randomly and had fun doing so.
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17y ago
You mean like foaf+ssl?
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17y ago
If you aren't happy, leave. If you aren't learning, leave. Remember that at the end of your life, you are going to die. There is no sense in spending your life being miserable.
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17y ago
0.01% of billions is a lot of money.
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17y ago
Depending upon the area you are searching, I would turn to that community. For example, Rails developers might turn to http://rubygems.org/ for Rails gems. I tried to replicate this for the CakePHP framework by building CakePackages ( htt
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17y ago
Fixing stupidity, tagging plugins for the cakephp framework.
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savant
17y ago
Vim sucks. So does Emacs. Mate ftw.
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17y ago
contact information?
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savant
17y ago
There is a dock for it... Which means that it wouldn't be very portable.
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17y ago
It does have a bearing on him being able to say that for Joe Sixpack, Linux is indeed not ready for primetime. The average Joe can probably spell "Windows Vista" and "OS X".
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17y ago
Would the Nook count?
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17y ago
As has been pointed out, a single machine works best. You'll have trouble synchronizing software and data between the machines at times, and you'll occasionally forget that crucial file for a presentation or meeting on your desktop. If you
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17y ago
I'm working on a few things, both spanning at least two weekends. The first is my baby, a project management tool built in PHP. Tired of messing with slow trac installs on PHP or fugly-looking/complicated PHP tools (I'm watching you, bugzil
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17y ago
alias When you can make a command and its arguments simple enough that your mother, who never uses a computer, can use it, then you've done well by the world. <3 alias
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17y ago
Simple is relative.. While it is simple enough for someone like myself to understand - my background in Computer Science and Mathematics places me in a position where it is indeed a simple explanation - I wonder just how many hn users would
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17y ago
I agree with this sentiment completely. 12 months ago, I can safely say that my experience with PHP had been a simple modification of an ExtJS application and me screwing around with my Delicious bookmarks and the Yahoo BOSS API (both of th
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17y ago
You can send out the email and then immediately hash it. It's still bad form though.