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by se85 14y ago
From another aussie, Thanks for this highly inspiring post. It's good to know there are other aussies out there with the same drive for motivation to succeed.
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by se85 14y ago
It is better, no doubt about that but talk about over-analysing it!
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by se85 14y ago
Is this anything more than a stop gap for growl until apps implement the new mountain lion notifications and mountain lion becomes as widespread as lion? Are there any other advantages at all to using growl with bark? (Or growl on its own f
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by se85 14y ago
I wouldn't worry too much. Drawing in CSS like this isn't as simple as dropping jQuery on the page. If there was a jQuery plugin to automate this process from image to css, then we should worry!
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by se85 14y ago
Wow, The whole article read like a description of my day to day life. I'm a procrastinator and didn't even realize it till now!
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by se85 14y ago
I'm glad I stopped reading Techcrunch.
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by se85 14y ago
Who knows? Maybe a large part of us came from there.
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by se85 14y ago
It really isn't as simple as that. I don't know the inner workings, but from what I understand - data gets invalidated by its "key" and new pages with new keys are generated so that the page content remains "fresh" - so no htaccess rule is
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by se85 14y ago
Yes, it is a feature, a feature that leads to a terrible user experience, so while it may not be a bug due to it being by design, its still a really big defect. In my personal instance: I would be much more of a contributor to HN If I didn'
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by se85 14y ago
Very interesting topic and I completely agree with the article... I've been working in IT for many years now, and out of the hundreds of people I've met in many different areas of many different companies, constantly having to work with and
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by se85 14y ago
Web sockets. It's not there yet, but when it is just as common to find WebSockets in a javascript engine as it is to find AJAX functionality, and Web socket functionality is available in a larger number of backend platforms. We will definit
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by se85 14y ago
This. I really like it so far, but this would make it "insanely great"! edit: The fonts look a bit off compared to the real fonts used in iOS on the iPad for the same menu, but thats a minor thing.
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by se85 14y ago
Like many others here, i've been in the same situation, and like many others here, I also made the decision to quit. In my opinion, when things have reached this point its time to go, there is nothing more you can do there. Even staying the
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by se85 14y ago
I'm sorry but there is no way there could be more perl out there than javascript. Although I agree that a lot of people underestimate perl generally speaking.
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by se85 14y ago
Wow, this is an extremely good effort at building a mobile app framework, and makes jquery mobile look like an amateur effort in comparison (which it is). Rough around the edges, but so far, it shows great promise.
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by se85 14y ago
Agree with everything said so far, also think you should look at having more content on your site - I can't see google doing much for you (with or without ads) with the current lack of content there to keep users around. I also think it is
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by se85 14y ago
yes. :-(
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by se85 14y ago
I agree with you on the selling point, but the product still matters from a functionality point of view, just not from a design or quality point of view. If the business requirements are not met, everything else is a mute point. A manager i
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by se85 14y ago
Completely agree with you! Its a frustrating market for sure, but there is lots of money to be made, with the right strategies, and very little money with the wrong strategies. I was doing a similar thing to you for a year or so, by piggyba
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by se85 14y ago
There is nothing enterprise about this at all, its just yet another project management portal with a pretty design and a simplistic feature set (the complete opposite of what an enterprise needs). ...And to confirm my thoughts, the linked p