tonyjstark

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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   I helped with this: https://github.com/digicademy/virtualTour , for an example look here: http://www.inschriften.net/hildesheim/rundgang/index.html
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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   What about python, whitespace is significant there
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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   Only one out of 10 startups does not die in the first 5 years. So they are fast but they also die fast. So much about making fast decisions. Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9952875
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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   I used it for a small Android project while AndroidStudio was still in beta. Had some minor hickups but it got better with every small upgrade. I was really happy to use it, it's a nice language, actually it was fun to use. When I didn
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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   Maybe both, or none. It's complex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5wpm-gesOY
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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   same for me, Mac OS 10.10.3 with FirefoxDeveloperEdition, but also with Safari
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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   Didn't I get it or does the article completely leave out what Greece and the EU agreed to? I, and that as a German, still think Greece needs to make some reforms but the payback part will slow down their whole economy and many people w
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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   It looks like it has more features than Trello but for that Trello is really easy and lightweight. So I don't like the headline saying it is a "better" alternative. Since right now I don't need all those features Trello
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   by tonyjstark 11y ago

   This. I always wonder when a startup becomes a company too. I heard Soundcloud is paying good money though but at least for all the Berlin startups the wage is more one the low side. Wire for example is based in Switzerland for taxes but th
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    by tonyjstark 11y ago

    I always wondered who is using MorphOS and why does so. Also, how is it in a day to day usage, does somebody develop on that platform, how big is the community and so on.
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    At my company we all use Apple hardware besides screens and one surface and we have a failure rate of around 70% over two years for our MacBook Pros. We had 2 with the graphics problem and 7 had disk failures. 2 others had failing keyboards
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    Here a talk about that from the MCE2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC-bYlR8LAU&index=24&list=PL...
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    Calm Technology(calmtechnology.com)

    1 points by tonyjstark 12y ago|1 comments
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    It's not right only because everyone is doing it. Wouldn't be so bad if they improved something, for example the kickstand which could stand in every angle instead of only two. Or how about a splitting of the screen completely dyn
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    I always thought if you raise money the investors want the money back in the end. Maybe they want even more than they invested. So if a company raises more money than some of the old players of the game who actually having big revenues one
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    I programmed 2 small apps now with Meteor and my learning is that if you want to prototype something fast you can use it but if you want to have something polished afterwards then don't expect to save time by using it instead of other
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    I sometimes get mails from (not really) customers like: 'can you add feature x of the paid version to the free version?'. The paid version is $4.99 by the way. If you have decent app that solves problems well and you have enough e
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    Exactly my thinking.
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    And again one of these one singe-page sites without any real information about the product. Maybe it's only me but I like to know more about something before clicking through follow-up links. How about some screenshots, if your app loo
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    Thanks for your findings! So the earnings are not that bad, seems like I mixed something up badly and his claims are realistic.
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    I was thinking the same thing. Hey, you meet investors when driving for Uber and driving around for 4 hours after a 10+ working shift is perfect for distraction. You don't need sleep and rest. And you make good money ($800 in 12 hours)
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    Hm, some of his tweets and talks don't hint in that particular direction. Your comment seems like a bit of a black white painting... To come back to the video: IMHO the editing and the overall interview style is aweful but that's
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    by tonyjstark 12y ago

    That was a nice critical reading on your side. For me the article basically points out that they used email for some kind of project planning and of course there are better way to do this. For urgent stuff something like internal IM and for