wehriam

13 ms·

61.
by wehriam 17y ago
I moved from a normal sized mouse to a "portable" mouse and relieved a number of similar problems. Since a move to a Macbook Pro trackpad it hasn't been an issue.
62.
by wehriam 17y ago
And I'm trying to figure out some way in which I will be down voted for this.
63.
by wehriam 17y ago
If you pay to pitch you're a chump.
64.
by wehriam 17y ago
There are lessons here! But no matter what your conclusion, I'd rather crash and burn than fade away. Cheers to Fundable and to making a stir.
65.
by wehriam 17y ago
I don't think he was implying conspiracy or discrimination as much as noting a common thread.
66.
by wehriam 17y ago
I will. Ping me if you get a moment.
67.
by wehriam 17y ago
What are you writing with twisted.web?
68.
by wehriam 17y ago
The Tornado front page refers to itself as a framework six times, but we're splitting hairs. Twisted is, at least for now, more general purpose. Can't wait to see where Tornado goes though.
69.
by wehriam 17y ago
As usual, a simple "this versus that" comparison is only useful as an intellectual exercise. Tornado is a web framework, in many ways closer to Django than Twisted. Beyond that the underlying approaches are different - Tornado does not use
70.
by wehriam 17y ago
I wish. I find raw SQL much easier to use than any of the abstraction layers.
71.
by wehriam 17y ago
The design quality is poor. Aspects like the logo, compression artifacts in images, and alignment of main screens indicate work needs to be done. The Uzvy groups did not seem to have information I am interested in. The site stalled as I att
72.
by wehriam 17y ago
I disagree, I like the logo.
73.
by wehriam 17y ago
Are you rejecting the social contract entirely?
74.
by wehriam 17y ago
Performance aside, you'll feel some interesting sensations while wearing them. Surfaces that you cannot walk over barefoot - for example loose gravel - are remarkable experiences. (I've had a pair of classics for a few weeks now. I like to
75.
by wehriam 17y ago
In that I knew it was gaining ground - but it's ahead of Rails in the poll right now. Didn't realize how far it has come.
76.
by wehriam 17y ago
I'm surprised by Django's popularity.
77.
by wehriam 17y ago
I've seen weak work from a few Stanford grads. While I have great respect for these institutions and the aptitude required to succeed within a difficult program, it's not a guarantee of quality.
78.
by wehriam 17y ago
Backtype Connect does a pretty good job of this: http://www.backtype.com/connect/www.crunchgear.com%252f2009%...
79.
by wehriam 17y ago
In this hypothetical situation, he should give up French lessons to spend more time with his girlfriend.
80.
by wehriam 17y ago
Great feedback Sean. I wish everyone in this community, including myself, were as willing to help.
81.
by wehriam 17y ago
As an Atlanta resident who's livelihood is generally in San Francisco, I'd like to note this article is nonsense. "Nobody wants to openly admit it, but the number of early stage ventures funded in Atlanta this year is very near to ZERO." At
82.
by wehriam 17y ago
Why?
83.
by wehriam 17y ago
The office: White enamel, 92" Oval Ikea table 24" Dell monitor on articulating arm Macbook Pro Speakers on Airport express The rest of the house: Old Macbook Pro connected to 42" LCD TV, mounted on the wall running Bittorrent with RSS subsc
84.
by wehriam 17y ago
Pictures or it didn't happen.
85.
by wehriam 17y ago
I'm not sure software hipster equates to "bad person."
86.
by wehriam 17y ago
From anecdotal evidence, it's not unusual for iPhone devs to make $120 an hour or more. $60-$80 for a skilled developer with limited experience seems appropriate. Don't be afraid to start at a high hourly rate, it almost always works out in
87.
by wehriam 17y ago
So you offered to sell them the domain for $250 and they accepted your offer. I feel like you're not telling us the whole story, and "they're trying to stiff me" doesn't seem accurate at all.
88.
by wehriam 17y ago
How is this not blackmail? What's to stop me from registering ezillow.info and doing the same thing?
89.
by wehriam 17y ago
Launching a Zillow competitor named "iZillow" and using a different data source is a violation of the trademark.
90.
by wehriam 17y ago
If the domain is infringing on a trademark and the app is thus violating the API's TOS, being able to walk away in a new pair of shoes might be a good deal. They aren't being heavy-handed, you just have no leverage.

More ›