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thedanfilter
10y ago
Can you please edit your question. Are you offering to work for a month for $100 or for a minute for $100?
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thedanfilter
11y ago
Unless you live in another country, then maybe you should try a local product first.
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thedanfilter
11y ago
TLDR?
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thedanfilter
11y ago
I'm not so much disagreeing with what you have said, as obviously the various courts this has already been through hold a similar position on the matter, however, I would like to emphasise two points: 1) Google continue to possess _cop
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thedanfilter
11y ago
But they aren't just indexing the book. They are copying it completely. Then using that copy to provide a commercial service to people that reinforces the Google brand. In a similar way, I could _borrow_ books from the library, take th
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thedanfilter
11y ago
Do a google search for: prolog robotics
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thedanfilter
13y ago
It looks like most of those have been applied for but are not yet registered. I'd be very surprised and (shocked/dismayed/appalled) if Pinterest was able to register a trademark for the word "PIN". That said, INAL (I'm not a lawyer), but I
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thedanfilter
13y ago
My impression is that desktop software is/was largely written in C/C++/C#/Objective C/Objective C++ because those are the languages to which the Operating Systems of today expose their APIs. For example Win32 = C/C++, Cocoa = Objective C, M
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thedanfilter
13y ago
To clarify, to me, each particular statement was condescending to the developers of those products. The comments are condescending because you imply that there is no difference between them and the technologies you listed. In reality, most
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13y ago
Unless I am mistaken it would allow a person to create a web-based editor that can compile and run the python code on the same web page. This seems to be very much the direction that online programming tutorials are taking. For schools, Uni
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thedanfilter
13y ago
Congratulations to PommeDeTerre for providing the perfect example of the sort of comments that are so condescending. I hope that he/she meant it in jest.
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thedanfilter
13y ago
This is the best comment I've read in this thread.
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thedanfilter
14y ago
Very nice. Would be great if you could specify a common default grid, e.g. bootstrap or 960.gs. While aligning objects with objects is useful, often its the initial grid that is the most important thing to align to. Maybe allow the user to
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14y ago
Luck is like time travel. Once you've done such an analysis, luck moves on to represent all those factors that you didn't take into account. That's what the word means.
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14y ago
I usually start a web project by doing fairly complete mockups using Balsamiq. From this I can work out what the DB data model should be. Then I build screen by screen.
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14y ago
You may not be able to "win them all", but you can certainly piss off everyone by making a stupid decision. If an iPad user asks for a mobile version of a site, I would assume it would be so that they can view it on a smartphone not on an i
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Semi-literate programming
(semiliterateprogramming.org)
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thedanfilter
15y ago
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