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by sradnidge 16y ago
Nice roundup, good event. The Qwerly talk was not just hilarious, was really really interesting to hear their true rollercoaster ride, and see the way the changed their product over time and made it into a winner without VC (well, I'm assum
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by sradnidge 16y ago
>Submissions that have links to articles with questions marks in the title are annoying. Thought it was an ask HN at first. Agreed, so did I!
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by sradnidge 16y ago
Absolutely - i guess I was more just saying think about the reasons first. When I started I was set on Rails too, purely because that's the thing most people talk about and for newbies it's easy to just see it as "the done thing" if you kno
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by sradnidge 16y ago
In all honesty, I would forget about Rails unless you have a really, _really_ compelling reason to pursue it. Rails is such a big framework, you could easily spend as much time learning it (Rails) as you would learning Ruby itself. I would
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by sradnidge 16y ago
I believe so http://pycon.blip.tv/file/4878722/
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Ask HN: How many of you are still going to Chirp?
1 points by sradnidge 16y ago|1 comments
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by sradnidge 16y ago
I went through something similar recently, and have settled (for the moment at least) on the non-.com. I guess the other question is do you approach the .com owner about a potential sale before or after you have launched? If you are success
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by sradnidge 16y ago
There are few people today with the insight, hindsight, and foresight of David Patterson, author of this article. Nice find.
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by sradnidge 16y ago
Deutsche Bank