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571.
by speg 15y ago
Neat... Do the templates still use jinja? How does that work..
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by speg 15y ago
Java isn't 'cool' anymore. No one wants to write Java. They want to use the newest flavour of the month. While it might be possible that everyone gets tired of these and returns to Java, I don't think it's very probable. If I had to bet,
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by speg 15y ago
He does have the hair of a young Jobs.
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New Google Drive Leak Points To 5GB Of Free Storage(techcrunch.com)
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by speg 15y ago
Next episode: Don't break your site with HN.
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by speg 15y ago
I was a coop student working at RIM in 2007 when the iPhone came out. Their complacency and ignorance ensured I found work elsewhere post-graduation.
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by speg 15y ago
Agreed. I was a physics major for three years, but here I am doing webdev as a fulltime gig.
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by speg 15y ago
Bah, I bought this and tried to view it on an iPad. After a few failed attempts I try on my computer and it says I've used all my downloads? Boo.
579.
by speg 15y ago
+1 I usually change my settings to do this anyway.
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by speg 15y ago
Go to https://twitter.com/#!/speg and you can see all my tweets. How is that different than going to http://oink-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/speg-export.zip and getting all my Oinks. I never read the Oink privacy policy because I assumed ever
581.
by speg 15y ago
TechCrunch says $15-$30 million.
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by speg 15y ago
I'm pretty much ready to go all in with JavaScript. I just need to find a good (read: cheap & easy) place to have a node server.
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by speg 15y ago
Oink was free, so why not?
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by speg 15y ago
but that's not the point of Milk... Milk was founded on the idea of pumping out lots of small things and seeing if any of them stuck. If they kept Oink alive until it took off (if ever) they wouldn't be able to build the next thing.
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by speg 15y ago
Milk. The whole point of Milk is to pump out lots of ideas (and hope one sticks). It would be against their mission statement to keep Oinking.
586.
by speg 15y ago
I downloaded the code, opened index.html and all I get is a black page...
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by speg 15y ago
This is awesome. I've been waiting for this! Now all I need is the same thing for JavaScript and I'll be in heaven!
588.
by speg 15y ago
I've been using it more and more, but still use Coda for larger projects just so I can use the code navigator to get my head around the larger code base. I haven't seen anything like that for sublime yet...
589.
by speg 15y ago
Isn't there an option to "Open all files like this" in the 'Open With' dialog?
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by speg 15y ago
Set it to read my todo.txt file in dropbox and now I have awesome, easy, simple, 'just works' cross app synchronization! (Though, they use + for project notifiers, and @ for locations. hmm... )
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by speg 15y ago
I've never used Growl for more than 10 minutes. Last time I tried it a few years ago it didn't seem to work with some default (i.e., Apple) apps. I'm very much looking forward to notifications because they will have exactly that.
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by speg 15y ago
Ironic that this is on the home page the same time the article about Bootstrap missing semi-colons is. Crockford made it to keep himself from falling into traps and lets everyone else use (and configure) it too. That doesn't mean you have
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by speg 15y ago
Touché, I was reading his site yesterday and laughed out loud a few times. Like mentioned above, these apps are programming tools. It's not like he's mass marketing these to uninformed consumers.
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by speg 15y ago
Signup form seems to be broken.
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by speg 15y ago
Glad to hear I'm not the only one. I was stoked to see 1.0 was out, but after doing just the simple quick start I was disappointed with the lag between popups/transitions. Let me know if you find a fix!
596.
by speg 15y ago
http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/index.html Link to actual guide
597.
by speg 15y ago
Seemingly sketchy pdf hosted on some download site with cheesy ads and popups...
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by speg 15y ago
That's why their philosophy is 'Move fast and break stuff'. The alternative might be a slow moving bureaucracy that never iterates new features.
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by speg 15y ago
oh man, I JUST switched to sublime this afternoon and was wondering if this was possible... DESTINY!!!
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by speg 15y ago
How do you get away with saying: "With a single command, you can have IE6, IE7, IE8 and IE9 running in separate virtual machines." - when in the first paragraph it says IE6 is not supported.

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