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by tarr11 13y ago
If someone put a simple UI in front of github pages, I think they'd have a winner...
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by tarr11 13y ago
Count me as the opposite. I like sites that have lots of screenshots and emails educating me on how something would work before I have to bother using it. I have seen a lot of sites that let me "try before I sign up". More often
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by tarr11 13y ago
I get the sense that this post is OP's attempt to accomplish #1.
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by tarr11 13y ago
Imgur is also a good example of this (piggybacking on reddit)
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by tarr11 13y ago
Responding to emails seems like a good idea if the response is useful. Email isn't bad in and of itself.
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Minecraft Decision Engine(github.com)
2 points by tarr11 13y ago|0 comments
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by tarr11 13y ago
I use continuous integration to get notified if the build breaks after each commit, not for "automation". BTW - you should run rspec in your shell, too. :) If you had a clear value proposition like that, it'd be easier to un
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by tarr11 13y ago
All of the sudden, gmail feels slower. Not sure if it's related.
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Chrome 29 Released(googlechromereleases.blogspot.com)
2 points by tarr11 13y ago|1 comments
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by tarr11 13y ago
I get what you are doing. I do not understand why I would use this. Doesn't "bundle check" do this for you already (ie., in Ruby)? I also don't like that giant picture. Takes a long time to load and doesn't really
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by tarr11 13y ago
Some reasons why you shouldn't organize a FedEx day (ie, a 24-hour hackathon. This is different from a company-sanctioned hackathon that occurs during business hours. I think those are great.) 1. It can bad for your employees' h
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by tarr11 13y ago
Influence is worth more than git tips in the OSS marketplace. I can make more in an hour from an employer then I can in an entire year on gittip. I'd rather have "star" or "follower" - those are things that can be
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by tarr11 13y ago
Ha. I totally missed that. Makes sense.
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by tarr11 13y ago
I'm not sure that OP's use of DRY (which seems to be about setting requirements) is the same as is referenced in the CodingHorror article (which is more about coding style and avoiding multiple modules that accomplish the same tas
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by tarr11 13y ago
Does it integrate with Github or other source control systems?
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by tarr11 13y ago
I know I can use just about anything for bug tracking. I'd rather hear about why I should use Streak for (whatever it is that Streak is supposed to do well)
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by tarr11 13y ago
Pretty cool! I just tried it out. How do you imagine it being used?
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by tarr11 13y ago
It's kind of hard to know what your goals are based on this note. Perhaps you might want to look at a javascript framework, such as Angular or Ember. A lot of front end work is being done primarily in javascript these days.
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by tarr11 13y ago
It sounds like you are building something quite complicated. Why wouldn't you just release the "quick-n-dirty" version and see if it works, before investing all that time scaling it out?
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by tarr11 13y ago
I wonder, what is the equivalent of the "titanium case" for a website or mobile app rollout?
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by tarr11 13y ago
Correlation does not imply causation. Relevant XKCDs: http://xkcd.com/552/ http://xkcd.com/852/ http://xkcd.com/1138/
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by tarr11 13y ago
An ass full of horseshoes? What does that mean? Finalize your rate first at market. Then, if you want to take his horseshoes, you'll have a cash value for them at least.
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by tarr11 13y ago
I like the idea of a command line only web. Like Zork, but for the whole internet.
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Should all button text start with a verb?(ux.stackexchange.com)
1 points by tarr11 13y ago|0 comments
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by tarr11 13y ago
I think it depends on the size and scope of your project. As devs, we all start with simple text files + email for everything, and then add more specialized tools from there. Complexity is endless, and depending on the scope of your projec
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by tarr11 13y ago
Sorry for your loss. This must be heartbreaking.
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by tarr11 13y ago
"We haven’t had a really capital-intensive war in a long time, and while that’s obviously great, I am always astonished when I read about how much real innovation has involved the military or national security—it’s hard to get effectiv
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by tarr11 13y ago
Interesting idea. It didn't really have the breweries that were near me, though.
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by tarr11 13y ago
I guess I have 6 months to figure out what to do. This kind of sucks for me. I really like intercom. But i guess I am not the target customer for my startup because the economics don't make as much sense unless I can change my conv
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by tarr11 13y ago
http://i.imgur.com/FqTGSoA.png You shouldn't have to click on icons to find out what they do. There isn't even alt text. They should have set with devs in a room and asked them - "What do these mean to you?

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