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by wrrice 15y ago
The smart thing to do is build it yourself, learning whatever you need to learn as you go along. You don't need anyone's permission or expertise to get something up and working. At the very least, try to build just enough of your idea to ge
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by wrrice 15y ago
If you're well-versed in C and Javascript, there's not much you can't do.
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DailyLit: MBA Mondays, book by Fred Wilson(dailylit.com)
1 points by wrrice 15y ago|0 comments
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DropboxPortableAHK(dropportable.ho.am)
1 points by wrrice 15y ago|0 comments
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Bob Rodriguez: The man who sees another crash(finance.fortune.cnn.com)
2 points by wrrice 15y ago|0 comments
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Android's App Attrition Rate Much Higher than iOS: 32% vs. 19%(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by wrrice 15y ago|0 comments
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by wrrice 15y ago
Original article at the Guardian - http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/appsblog/2011/jun/03/ap...
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by wrrice 15y ago
2006 called, it wants it's flame war back.
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Everybody Chill The Nvidia-Microsoft Pact Is Actually 11 Years Old(allthingsd.com)
2 points by wrrice 15y ago|0 comments
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by wrrice 15y ago
Printer friendly: http://www.inc.com/magazine/201106/the-way-i-work-david-karp...
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'We didn't do a good job of providing a reliable service. I'm sorry.' - Dar.fm(pastebin.com)
1 points by wrrice 15y ago|0 comments
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by wrrice 15y ago
Again, that's all 'really neat', but the headline of the story is stating that people need what they're doing, which is b.s., so long as I can't ask how many people are using Linux and get something like an answer. I don't need to know how
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by wrrice 15y ago
bash (I could use (z,c)sh if forced at gunpoint, but I have too many personal scripts relying on bashisms), byobu/screen, rxvt, openssh-client, git, vim, irssi, chrome, empathy, dropbox. There was a time when I would've listed mutt, procmai
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by wrrice 15y ago
And I would point out that the same query, given to Google, returns a suggestion to search for 'number or Linux users', which is what I was thinking. Google doesn't know much, but it knows enough to get me where I'm going without having to
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by wrrice 15y ago
I then asked 'how many people are using Linux?'. It seems to think I'm asking 'how many people use the word 'Linux', as it returns the same result set as my initial query (word definitions and such). I ran the same query again with 'Linux'
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by wrrice 15y ago
Running a query on 'linux users' returns, among other things, phone keypad digits for 'l-i-n-u-x', and Scrabble scoring. Not what I need.