utnick

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by utnick 18y ago
I think an interesting side effect of extremely long lives would be people would be a lot more careful. Driving fast, not wearing a seatbelt, skydiving, going to war, heck even leaving the house would be considered crazy. who would want to
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by utnick 18y ago
I made a shareware app once that received a grand total of 1 sale lol, but it was an interesting learning experience. - I used e-junkie.com for sales and distribution, it works really well, plugs in with paypal and automates everything - I
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by utnick 18y ago
Don't you have to have an iphone and a newish mac to develop for the iphone? That barrier will keep costs high because not many 2nd or 3rd world programmers have access to these tools.
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by utnick 18y ago
you should post your email address in your profile
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by utnick 18y ago
Its not an auction if bidding costs money regardless if you win or not. Its more of a raffle.
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Bernie Comes Out of the Closet(nihoncassandra.blogspot.com)
2 points by utnick 18y ago|0 comments
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by utnick 18y ago
I wish I lived a couple thousand years from now. I think mankind is really going to be able to do some great things once we understand the brain fully.
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by utnick 18y ago
Also if you want good internet and electricity the cost of living seems to bump up to around 1000$ a month in most of my research. Certainly still doable. I think it is safer in a country that allows foreigners to work easily. That way you
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by utnick 18y ago
Curious what you mean by shady deals on the digital point forums. What kind of deals are these?
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by utnick 18y ago
+1 for mechanize, been doin alot of scraping in Ruby lately and the ruby mechanize ( i'm assuming its a port ? ) is quite nice
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Interesting article on DS piracy(escapistmagazine.com)
1 points by utnick 18y ago|0 comments
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by utnick 18y ago
In hacking circles I believe it means an exploit for a bug that a patch does not currently exist for, or maybe the bug isn't even publicly known.
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by utnick 18y ago
maybe you could sell/license your feature to another package tracker that does make money?
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by utnick 18y ago
Dallas: http://www.dallas-csharp-sig.com/DFWUserGroups.aspx Mostly microsoft focused meetings but a little ruby also.
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by utnick 18y ago
The picks from 1990 to 1999: 1990 - jeff george - fair? 1991 - dan mcguire - BAD 1992 - david klingler - BAD 1993 - bledsoe - GOOD 1994 - shuler - BAD 1995 - MCNAIR - GOOD 1996 - Tony Banks - BAD 1997 - Jim Druckenmiller - BAD 1998 - Mannin
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by utnick 18y ago
not to turn this into sports news but: 2003: romo 2004: roethlisburger 2006: cutler 2007/2008: way too early Historically speaking: steve young, montana, marino, and I could go on were not thought of highly by scouts I thought it was common
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by utnick 18y ago
A better test of if QB scouts are doing well is if the #1 QB pick turns out to be the best QB in the draft. In most of those years you listed, there was a better qb left on the table after the first qb pick.
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by utnick 18y ago
they can make money the same way adobe makes money flex is currently free, soon to be open source I believe, they make money by selling you the IDE and tools to make development easier
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by utnick 18y ago
I've tried to use plain html for some of my apps at work, but it really gets pretty cumbersome. A lot of biz apps like mine have forms with upwards of a 100 fields ( ya i know, but those are the requirements ), creating and maintaining that
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The Agile Disease(lukehalliwell.wordpress.com)
29 points by utnick 18y ago|12 comments
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by utnick 18y ago
sounds correct also, it seems like a large % of cs graduates are unable to get jobs in programming due to lack of experience
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by utnick 18y ago
sounds like a service that people would pay for start charging for it, or at the very least make clicking on the domains take you to a godaddy affiliate link or something
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by utnick 18y ago
guerilla marketing is a pretty interesting book..in summary it says try a whole bunch of things for many months and track what works
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by utnick 18y ago
Um, These 2 blog posts really aren't bad. So she isn't the next guido van rossum, but if any of us ( maybe even guido ) posted our thoughts, code examples, and solutions on a blog there would be many examples of less than ideal or poor code
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by utnick 18y ago
looks good, just like twitter used to be when the gtalk interface still worked ( minus the realtime updating that used to happen )
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by utnick 18y ago
How did you find your clients and what kind of leads are these? Any chance you could find some more clients that would be interested in the same kind of leads?
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by utnick 18y ago
Saas costs can be pretty low because you only need a couple hundred users to get to that 10K a month. A couple hundred users on most apps can probably be run totally fine off of a <100$ vps.
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by utnick 18y ago
what did you use for search? custom or acts_as_xapian/ferret/solr ? Curious cause we had a discussion of rails search at the last local rb meetup
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by utnick 18y ago
submarine story?
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by utnick 18y ago
Nevermind this arstechnica article confused me: http://arstechnica.com/journals/linux.ars/2008/09/02/google-... I don't think chrome on linux is functional yet.

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