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by zv 16y ago
No need to overengineer. Server side scripts are not needed in their case.
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by zv 16y ago
Mind you that you can write your own template engine
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by zv 16y ago
This man knows about programming languages way more than most of us. Listen to him. I bet it isn't the first time he has this discussion. See: Algol, Ada and others.
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by zv 16y ago
Try Qt Creator
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by zv 16y ago
Can't agree more.
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by zv 16y ago
Too bad I don't have user there. As requirements does not mention computational time, the simple brute force approach would work.
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by zv 16y ago
Yes and no. If you are experienced programmer, then you'll have no problems with "issues". On other hand, why should you waste your time with new language? Each year there is new programming language or framework that "will change the compu
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by zv 16y ago
I'll have to correct you a bit. Judging by the article, Haskell currently isn't usable for work. So why should average Joe choose half-finished product? So why even the brightest hacker choose it when he already has all the tools he need?
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by zv 16y ago
Well I've read comments so far and I did not see anyone mentioning this. I program both on desktop and on web. On desktop I program C# which is mediocre and recently I have started using C++ with Qt. Qt has huge advantages over C# (QtCreato
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by zv 16y ago
Register paypal account, get account at mint, add your paypal as your primary bank. Voila, you can use mint in Asia.
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by zv 16y ago
Here http://programmermeetdesigner.com/ Some forums (Joel, etc). On a side note: I'm interested in serious projects. Mail me paavels@gmail.com
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by zv 17y ago
The project is not just source code. I remember there even was article about that.
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by zv 17y ago
It turned out to be a prank Do google translate on http://www.apollo.lv/portal/news/articles/183553
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by zv 17y ago
Again changing names... Was previous http://getvolery.com It would be good if somebody replied to my suggestion comments on site.
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by zv 17y ago
Agreed. Some people (usually bosses) like to work between 6am-10am. There's less disturbance too. It's just matter of preference.
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by zv 17y ago
I am late riser. I tend to notice that there's no difference when you go to sleep unless its before 1am. Method 1. Annoying alarm clocks. Lots of them. I have 3 analog alarm clocks and 2 alarms on phone. iPhone on the contrast to other phon
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by zv 17y ago
It's just you
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by zv 17y ago
Bug - green event popup just wont disappear even when you change location. Suggestion - rather than show popup, expand the selected event. Suggestion - try to make text more readable like title bigger etc.
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by zv 17y ago
Nice domain name. How about feature of automatically detect programming language?
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by zv 17y ago
Go for C. C is here to stay.
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by zv 17y ago
Why not ruby? Pretty interesting, pretty much different from others. Or is it not mainstream anymore?
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by zv 17y ago
For desktop try Qt, C# For web try Python, RoR
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by zv 17y ago
When you are logged in, you can't see first page. The one with registering etc I didn't understood how it differs from twitter homepage. Oh I get it. You get to train it for long time for it to become useful. How about idea for folder for u
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by zv 17y ago
Better solution is to post fake data
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by zv 17y ago
Oh, visual glitches on left menu when you scroll your tweets with mouse (ff 3.5.2)
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by zv 17y ago
I liked the first page design. When I logged in, that design disappeared. Can't get back to first page anymore :( Oh, some global site error :(
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by zv 17y ago
Idea is good, but it is still workaround for bigger problem. World needs better designed power plugs
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by zv 17y ago
First page is actually good. It gives idea of what is your site about What I didn't like is the name of site. Uzvy, uzvies, it just doesn't make sense. Good thing is test console. Hate registering just to test out what site is about. Consol
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by zv 17y ago
How about url for your project?