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ubudesign
19y ago
actually one part of it is a datasheet and another a form designer like in an IDE. I'm sure a good programmer would be able to re-create them. but they would probably resort to some Ajax kit. I try that and for lots of reasons wouldn't work
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Javascript obsfucation
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ubudesign
19y ago
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ubudesign
19y ago
I use emacs to write in binary
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ubudesign
19y ago
If I was a VC and someone came to me saying he is an entrepreneur, I would run as far away as I could.
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ubudesign
19y ago
I use our own service at http://www.i2drive.com not only to store files but also to edit files on the remote server. it uses webdav for back-end which lets you map a drive from windows or mount from Mac and Linux.
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ubudesign
19y ago
you could also run vnc server on that windows inside the vmware server or on another physical machine.
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ubudesign
19y ago
when I was there few months ago, most of the individual borrowers were apparently listed by just a few none profit organizations. it made it look fake. So you would see similar borrowers from few particular regions. I guess it really isn't
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ubudesign
19y ago
too much hype was build around vmware. it's greate for some uses like building test servers and few other things. I would never setup linux server as virtual servers. unless i have cheap hosting company and wanted to sell private servers fo
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ubudesign
19y ago
I spend some time first thinking about what I want to write and with a paper and pencil do some pseudo code, data model, etc. so when it comes to writing the code, for the most part the buddle-neck becomes my typing speed and syntax error.
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ubudesign
19y ago
if the person you are teaching has a more mathematical background, then you will not have that much problem getting them used to functions calling self, and loops inside other loops, etc. The trick would be to reduce functions into smaller