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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
I agree with http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3295720 . It would be nice to be in a world where people treated each other well. I have seen the inverse as well though, some person politely pointing out a deficiency in an open source pr
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
I wasn't aware that Mozilla planned to build some sort of OS as well. It is nice that they are pushing for a more open version of Android. Its neat to see another large organization like Mozilla bring apps from the desktop to the web.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
Interesting to see both PHP continued dominance. It was also surprising to see how far down the list Python happened to be.Even though jobs aren't always determined by developers I expected the list to be a little more similar to this one:
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
I could see this becoming a popular enterprise piece of software, but most of the functionality can be glued together with jQuerys UI library or the Google Closure Widgets.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
This is pretty awesome. I am very curious about language learning especially if it can be made more addictive(I have started playing with it myself http://thedjpetersen.github.com/playground/language_game/ ). I especially love the concept
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
This is excellent! Its awesome to see yet another great set of resources for aspiring web developers. I am not very surprised that Paul Irish is one of the developers leading the charge on this. If someone followed through this list in sev
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
First of all, it is excellent to see this type of hacking and reverse engineering. This is rather brash. I am surprised to see this on a such an open platform as Android. Even as some of the comments are suggesting they are not sending the
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My November web app ideas(thedjpetersen.github.com)
2 points by thedjpetersen 15y ago|0 comments
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
Cloudkick does, I got to work with it this summer.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
I would strongly recommend http://www.trello.com . It's a new project from Joel Spolsky. They said that they are going to release an API soon, which make this project even more extendable.
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Ridezap is getting open sourced(thedjpetersen.github.com)
2 points by thedjpetersen 15y ago|0 comments
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A recap of Startup School(thedjpetersen.github.com)
1 points by thedjpetersen 15y ago|0 comments
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
I made a ridesharing application( http://www.ridezap.com ) this summer! Sadly it hasn't really caught on among my friends. I really hope this takes off, I feel like there is a true hole for ridesharing in the US. I feel like this is a good
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Comparison of Ruby/Python Static Web Frameworks(thedjpetersen.github.com)
1 points by thedjpetersen 15y ago|0 comments
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
Kudos to the Dropbox team for developing their product into a platform. Giving developers an opportunity to develop things on top of their product keeps not only the community excited about things to do with Dropbox, it also gives them fres
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
How is this better than google voice commands?
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
The payment must be fulfilled by the different users, but as users are rated it is supposed to make them somewhat more credible than just a random person off of craigslist.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
This is probably a good idea I wanted to focus on the cities in Oregon first since that is where I am and want to grow from there.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
Clickable: http://www.ridezap.com/
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Show HN: RideZap
7 points by thedjpetersen 15y ago|5 comments
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
I remember trying to use Google Apps Scripts to try to build a wikipedia game, by scraping the random page. It would determine whether the page was a person, and if so add it as a character and the rest would later be used as items. Didn't
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
Good work GitHub team! Using github as part of my workflow has greatly helped my efficiency. Their interface makes reviewing code and making comments much easier.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
This is really great, I like that the board is basically set to a kanban when you start. A api would be really cool so I could sync my github issues.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
I still use e-mail for sending something to myself, or sharing it with a friend.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
I wanted to build a framework similar to this. https://github.com/thedjpetersen/Jeeves Hopefully I will get a weekend and I will have the opportunity to make it a little bit more complete.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
Down for me, here is the google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:rt452e6...
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
It would be really cool if he puts his fun side project scripts up. I would enjoy seeing what he hacks on the side.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
The problem with Github being completely open source is that no one would pay for the service part of it, which is the only way it can exist.
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
Visually will the explosion appear any different than looking at a star with the naked eye?
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by thedjpetersen 15y ago
Programming is a skill that one constantly improves at. The first step seems just to implement good practice into your code. Then it is learning a common way to problem solve. The most important thing, something that I learned from a commen

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