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16y ago
Anyone tried it on an iPad? Not working for me...
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16y ago
Happy to see them working with Pivotal, that gives me a lot more confidence in them. They're working with top notch mentors.
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16y ago
Ideally you could create both, do some split testing and see which one converts better. From my experience (I work at a freemium startup) I recommend going with one bundle plan. Fewer choices is usually easier otherwise they're worrying abo
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16y ago
Awesome for both of them. In a related note: can someone reply to my comment so I can test Notifo's HN integration?
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16y ago
I'm pretty sure the founder of EY is the one (not) mentioned in this TechCrunch article... http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/28/oops-beware-the-accidental-... I hope it's true and I hope it changes his life. VMWare has a decent track record
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16y ago
Guess he was busy changing how people use computers.
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16y ago
At least 2 years. Google Maps/Yelp has pretty much obsoleted yellow pages.
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16y ago
I've seen that before. Interesting technology. Spring Roo shows some improvement in that regard too (although not the compiling after changes part). I've actually gotten to use groovy/grails for a lot of new projects/enhancements and that i
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16y ago
Agree that the JVM has a huge future.
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16y ago
I use Java primarily in my day job, but usually RoR in my side projects (unless I'm using something else just to pick up the language/skill). I think the reason you don't see Java in startups as much anymore is that it's neither rapid nor e
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16y ago
I recommend a contract type relationship for a couple weeks or month, something where you can actually see their work, how they work and if they are a good fit for you. Just arrange it so you own all IP if it doesn't work out. As far as fin
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16y ago
If you want to get super-meta, run the site through itself.
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Users Don't Read: The Ride
(usereffect.com)
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16y ago
Wow. I just bought a Pre a month ago. At least they'll continue to be a going concern (and able to provide me with support ;) I was hoping Palm would be able to make it independently somehow, though. This would be an awesome thing if WebOS
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16y ago
Fantastic work. I wonder how long before this sort of thing can be used to do 3D development on the mobile web for devices with full browsers (iPhone, Palm Pre, Android, etc...)
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16y ago
Your comment only made me want to try it more!
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16y ago
They found me at Dog Patch Labs. It was tight. I'm in. $4million + $1million (they included all the open source LOC in their equation too, suckas!)
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16y ago
I'd rather have a space escalator that way it could never break, it would just become stairs. @see Mitch Hedberg
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16y ago
I actually think it's the opposite. I find that when talking to someone I'm watching their face for expressions. PG and JL come across as completely open and their expressiveness helps you feel like you understand what they're thinking/how
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17y ago
To control my own destiny as much as I can. To make a difference in the world. Oh, and money.
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17y ago
Hey Andrew, thanks for the feedback. Although the site is formatted for the mobile screen, it actually works just fine in a browser. Your location can be sent through FF, among other browsers, and our site will work just as it does on the m
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17y ago
I've been thinking the same thing.