deleo

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by deleo 15y ago
Way to thick sole to be any good. That certainly doesn't good form running easy.
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by deleo 15y ago
Not true, they're playing hard to get. They're not open for everybody, although, sure, the limit isn't geographical
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by deleo 15y ago
If Pinterest wouldn't be so slow (like most US startups) to open up to the whole world. I signed up a few months ago and still haven't got my access. This wouldn't solve the problem but for sure the effectiveness of these German guys "creat
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by deleo 15y ago
I think Unity is useless because these kind of inexperienced users almost don't exist anymore. Everybody got used to the "ugly" interface made of contextual menu and "hard" to adjust settings and those who didn't could live with sensible de
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by deleo 15y ago
There's no VC or even VC mentality, especially in Italy. Partly it's due to the fact that it's more difficult to make it in a market that is segmented by language barriers, whereas in US you have a critical mass of customers that speak the
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by deleo 15y ago
Agree, but maybe we should just outsource it to normal people: the kind of people that haven't got their tentacles around everything that happened in the last 50 years! Like these http://www.beppegrillo.it/movimento/ although the outsourc
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by deleo 15y ago
Only the President can send him home...
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by deleo 15y ago
I'd like to see the Scandinavian countries dealing with the mafia... no, not the one you see in movies that cuts horses' heads, but the one that blows up motorways.
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by deleo 15y ago
Another boring, silly "jumping the shark" post
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by deleo 15y ago
If I was Yahoo I'd think twice before adopting something like Node.js, but if you're a little guy that wants to scale on the cheap and is willing to take risks because the alternative simply won't work for what you're trying to do, then jus
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by deleo 15y ago
Google instant is good for tablets/phones, not for desktop computers. Too bad they rolled it out to everybody I don't like it too much either, but can live with it.
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by deleo 15y ago
Looks like the syntax of Google's CTemplate someone posted today: http://code.google.com/p/google-ctemplate/
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by deleo 15y ago
Funny, I've been working on a Sharepoint project the last two months. This could have been a 3 man-day PHP/MySQL job yet it required 1 Project Manager and 2 devs (one full-time, 1 part-time) 2 months of work! The reason it took so long is t
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by deleo 15y ago
Good one! Like the idea. The UI needs some hard thinking but for a prototype it's very good. If you had a vision to actually make this happen and include all other transport options I think you wouldn't have too much trouble finding someone
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by deleo 15y ago
Going for Basecamp's jugular :)
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by deleo 15y ago
A bump like that should be for backward incompatible changes but it actually looks like a makeover to appeal more to serious biz customers that would have trouble getting on to a 1.0 technology.
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by deleo 15y ago
Why would you? Well, for the same reason people already do it on vkontakte.ru: - it's easy - if you go fullscreen it doesn't matter where you're streaming from - it lets you discover stuff you might like (what's your friend watching, etc.
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by deleo 15y ago
C'mon Google, let us develop with Go or Python, I hate Java with the passion!
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by deleo 15y ago
Facebook could cannibalize all of these markets you mention: nothing prevents them from turning it into a marketplace of new/used stuff and a platform to watch movies on or sell songs. Have a look at the (pirate friendly) Russian vkontakte.
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by deleo 15y ago
I think it will work regardless, most of the gigs will just be done remotely.
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by deleo 15y ago
Ugly name! But good idea trying to eat fiverr's lunch.
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by deleo 15y ago
So well, then you write something in CoffeeScript, "compile" it to Javascript and run it in Node.js? Ugly dev cycle, maybe worth hooking to Eclipse.
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by deleo 15y ago
And how will Node interpret it?
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by deleo 15y ago
No I think you are confused. That is Node.js syntax. Ok now show me how you open a file on the filesystem in CoffeeScript then.
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by deleo 15y ago
OT question. How healthy is the Twisted ecosystem these days? Besides it being stable and been around for years, how does the post-divmod horizon looking? Is the whole stack still being maintained?
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by deleo 15y ago
Well but this isn't written in CoffeeScript. This is what I was saying: CoffeeScript can work alongside Node.js but can't access the filesystem. It might be good in its own right for DOM scripting and such but it doesn't open any more doors
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by deleo 15y ago
So how do you write a basic web server in CoffeeScript?
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by deleo 15y ago
CoffeeScript is interesting, but to be more so it shouldn't be limited to browser scripting. Until it doesn't become more general purpose i'll just stick to Python or Node.js
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by deleo 15y ago
How long before he will rewrite and window and widgets library?
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by deleo 15y ago
I use Python on Windows for Django developement. Since I'm need to use other Win based software for work I use it also as my dev station. Can't complain, Windows does the job and Python doesn't care. One of the advantages of Python being x-

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