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by slajax 14y ago
Oh c'mon! When you build a product that is completely dependent on buy in from a independent third party you need to account for the risk and shouldn't be surprised if they exercise their right to not accommodate you. At very least it's not
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by slajax 14y ago
Nothing like calling Apple a bunch of a-holes in the press to make you look super professional. Siminoff sounds like a whiny baby who got mad and flipped the risk board. At least all the backers are getting their money back.
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by slajax 14y ago
13 out of 10!
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by slajax 14y ago
I was just thinking yesterday I need this feature for email. I got a busy cofounder who forgets to answer emails sometimes so I'd like to set it up so it sends a digest of all the emails he hasn't answered each morning from the day before.
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by slajax 14y ago
Yeah we did this too. Couldn't find anyone for camp 4 though. I have a decent guess where it as though.
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by slajax 14y ago
Just spent like 25 minutes looking it over with my colleague at work. There is so much going on here, it's awesome. I was also very blown away by how big the camp at the bottom of the valley was. Most of those must be semi-permanent structu
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by slajax 14y ago
I think this is a smart way to promote HTML5. Good job Mozilla.
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by slajax 14y ago
Pretty funny. Reminds me of the million dollar homepage guy who sold pixels. Good job.
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by slajax 14y ago
Comments can be super fun. Especially if you are into fabels and can liken the purpose of your code to the journey of a hobbit or similar creature from the shire.
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by slajax 14y ago
Great to hear from another Canadian. I have followed you.
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by slajax 14y ago
Go to a meetup, talk to people who have different experiences. Make it your goal to build some relationships and learn some new perspectives. After a while your motivation will come back. Don't force it.
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by slajax 14y ago
I also didn't test it, but from the landing page it looks well executed. What strategy do you have for empty dance floor? Since it's so hyper local I wouldn't expect many people in my area also have it, unless they've read this article.
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by slajax 14y ago
I think that's good advice and I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who see's a different side of the coin. Thanks for your response.
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by slajax 14y ago
Thats ok, I'm rather long winded, and there was even stuff I omitted. I don't have a lot of experience with therapy that I can easily recall. I did a lot of therapy around the time when the "some kid" situation originally occurred as it bec
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by slajax 14y ago
You are welcome.
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by slajax 14y ago
You are very welcome. My advice (even though you didn't ask for it) is let the Paxil do it's thing for a while then start implementing exercise and nutritional adjustments into your routine once you are feeling normalized. Treat it like an
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by slajax 14y ago
You are absolutely correct. To imply that would be incredibly naive. Especially if the assumption that I have not reached those extremes were correct. I would in no way assume that my approach is a blanket solution for anyone or everyone. T
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Bipolar - It’s not a bug, it’s a feature(slajax.com)
22 points by slajax 14y ago|16 comments
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by slajax 14y ago
Author here. If you have any questions for me or about me, feel free to ask them directly and I will answer openly.
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by slajax 14y ago
EC2 or anything I have sudo on really. The Heroku's and Azure's of this world aren't my thing (although I have used them). 10 lines in a .sh and you have yourself a heroku-esque push to build scenario and if something breaks, guess what? Yo
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by slajax 14y ago
If it doesn't run in a terminal I probably can't use it. Vim. That is all.
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by slajax 14y ago
+1 for being transparent with your personal life. Very commendable.
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by slajax 14y ago
Great job OP. Would love to see something that merges aspects from this and Yeoman. I feel like (haven't officially tried either TBH) they focus on slightly different aspects and would really cover full stack very very well. Again, Great jo
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by slajax 14y ago
I found this snippet when I was looking back at some code I wrote a long time ago when I first started using node.js - I should probably be ashamed, but I just think its hilarious. It's like a poster child scenario for using coffee script.
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Perhaps I should refactor this code...(screencast.com)
2 points by slajax 14y ago|1 comments
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by slajax 14y ago
As someone who rides dual suspension bikes religiously on the north shore of vancouver bc, and has had expensive bikes stolen in the past, I would absolutely buy this for all of my bikes. Especially since it helps you to track the thief dow
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by slajax 14y ago
I run a start up that works specifically in this space. We've done deals with some of the biggest MLS's in North America to get access to the raw data. Look into "IDX" and "RETS". You'll need to sign agreements with the MLS to get access to
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by slajax 14y ago
no they built a "startup" that is only viable for 17 days.
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by slajax 14y ago
I was really hoping this had something to do with dubstep. EDIT: SPOKE TO SOON THERE IS DUBSTEP! Sweet.
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by slajax 14y ago
I'll back it if it comes with that awesome bugs bunny sound track.

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