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zenocon
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Nolo Press has a book with some standard boilerplate contracts in them. http://www.nolo.com/products/consultant-and-independent-cont... They are a decent starting point. Sometimes a client will take my boilerplate, or sometimes they wil
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14y ago
Yes, Tele Atlas was acquired by Tom Tom about 5-6 years ago, so it is the same.
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14y ago
> My overall view of the companies that it (Apple) has assembled to create its application is that they are, as a whole, rated “C-grade” suppliers. This just amazes me. For the longest time there were really only two suppliers of data:
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14y ago
> However, the Chinese new agency Shanghai Evening Post has posted a pretty scathing review of the working conditions at Foxconn, and in particular the iPhone 5 production line. It doesn't make a lot of sense for Chinese media to do a h
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14y ago
sadly, if you live in cape horn you can't play. sidenote: all the "..grr...flash...grr.." comments on here made me chuckle (hint: right-click). it sounds like a good album.
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14y ago
I just skimmed Anki & mnemosyne as well as MemStash. Early constructive criticism: I think all of these tools would benefit from a web-based demo that doesn't require a download & install or a signup / login. As an example, I watch
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14y ago
Nice job, like hypem-lite. My only minor gripe is that the "more obscure" needs to be "more more obscure" for my taste...but, that's probably just me.
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14y ago
I use jsPlumb here http://live.daisyworks.com/editor.html It is a great way to make drag-n-drop widgets that work for pretty much any browser. Simon has done an awesome job with this.
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14y ago
Building a Twitter clone with Twitter Bootstrap - oh the irony
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14y ago
Hi, we are building something similar. We had a Kickstarter a few months back that did not reach our funding goal, but we are still forging ahead. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/daisyworks/internet-your... -- it involves connecting
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14y ago
Welcome to the world of technical writing.
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14y ago
I've also been developing since RC2 on a decent sized project. SocketStream is the glue that holds it all together (backbone.js, twitter bootstrap, mongo, mongoose, jade, stylus, redis, etc.) It is a joy to develop with -- flexible, simple
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14y ago
GWT had a PagingScrollTable - I used it 3-4 years ago. It has been a while since I built a GWT project, so I'm sure it has improved dramatically, but I was able to get lightning fast tables using PagingScrollTable. Here's a demo http://z
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14y ago
I bought the book. The reason why: there was a clear lack of documentation on Riak at the time (still is). Your book is bar none one of the best sources of material for quickly getting up to speed on Riak. I read it cover to cover severa
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Cool - sent you an email. Would be great to collaborate / exchange ideas.
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That's cool. Incidentally, I'm building something related (incorporates node, Twilio, and Roving Networks WiFly). We launched a Kickstarter that did not make funding http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/daisyworks/internet-your... but I
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I'm building a fairly large app right now with SocketStream and I just want to say that it is a joy to use. It really is a great dev. environment...flexible, useful, lightweight, and intuitive even without a ton of documentation.
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14y ago
Speaking of photos, I plugged in my iphone today, and itunes pops up this big "Send all your photos to Dropbox auto-magically" advertisement.
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Agree -- also one of the most under-rated skills is someone who keeps up to date on all the latest frameworks / libraries, etc. More often than not, you're building something that solves a unique problem and you do that by stitching togeth
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14y ago
If this is legit, shouldn't LinkedIn be notifying users of the security breach?
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fyi: got prompted with DivX plugin wants to run -- big black video box skewed off to the side of the phone looking out of place...clicked to allow it to run, chrome becomes unresponsive and crashes. granted that may be the divx plugin probl
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14y ago
Looks like ActionScript, which is already based off ECMAScript...why not just use that, or extend what's already there? Getting adoption for a brand new language is tough, plus there's already a ton of software/libraries/tools written in A
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A colleague and I are building this on nights/weekends. This space has suddenly given rise to several outfits with the same grand vision -- whereas one year ago today, none really existed. We feel confident in how our solution compares to
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Internet Your Thing
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I've been building a SocketStream app for a couple weeks now, and this was my thought too -- plus it has other, important stuff done (e.g. authentication/authorization is working/sync'd up between http and sockets). Meteor has some nice pac
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15y ago
Looks nice. There are a handful of similar frameworks out there (e.g now.js http://nowjs.com/ , socketstream https://github.com/socketstream/socketstream )...the trend seems to be toward heavy use of sockets in webapps. I'm developing wi
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15y ago
I'm fairly sure he is not mixing full-time / contract here, but strictly referring to contract work.
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15y ago
I tend to agree. I don't want to discount the nice work that the author put forth, but I grabbed a cheap, well-written ebook here: http://recipeswithbackbone.com/ that has many more of the patterns you mention. It was worth whatever I p
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Hi HN, we're unfunded, unpaid, and just getting started. This was the first thing we built, so we're looking to get feedback. Here's the exec. summary: we created an Arduino derivative with a couple unique features: Bluetooth, IrDA, SD Ca
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Show HN: DaisyWorks - Arduino derivative w/FOTA, App Store, Android compatible
(daisyworks.com)
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