grageth

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by grageth 8y ago
I know I'm really late to this discussion, was moving house (yuck). I think this is a great idea, but wonder if you'd benefit from limited scope. I'd personally focus on the juvenile justice system and perhaps young adults. Y
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by grageth 9y ago
You either need to get out more or maybe re-evaluate if software development is for you. I might just be lucky but I've never really gone more than 3 months where I'm not creating something new birthed from some idea of my own or
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by grageth 9y ago
Sounds like you're not a programmer who's ever gotten in the zone. Because if I had a Fing 25-min timer around me I'd get nothing done. Nothing beats coming out of a 3 hour programming blur when you realize you haven't e
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by grageth 9y ago
So well said. Personally, I can't stand beer. Just give me anything that tastes good on ice and I'm happy. It's so interesting seeing you state the not-really-a-nerd thing. I am a true nerd that was coding at 11 in QBasic, bu
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by grageth 9y ago
I think that is very different to the "Tech Happy Hour" and what feels like contrived events you see in "open office, culture (or people?) first" tech world. I have found, personally, that I formed more authentic relatio
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by grageth 12y ago
Really Nvidia? Respect is gone. Where is the suit against Apple? Don't they use PowerVR too?
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by grageth 12y ago
Alright that is freaking nice! Great work! +1 for API. Be nice to be able to send my template (left side of window) and get back the JSON on the right.
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by grageth 12y ago
Make sure you don't have settings or extensions (from previous installs perhaps) that are changing your user agent. I personally don't like sites checking user agents. I say give me what you got and let me decide of my browser is
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by grageth 12y ago
Hey Boris, curious question here. If you could do an NFS mount to one of these collaborative IDEs so that you could compile on another VM but still get the collaboration of the IDE, would that be a nice compromise?
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by grageth 12y ago
Here is one reason Nitrous.IO is superior. I could actually run the php file that was created automatically on the box. I cannot do the same on codio. Another reason is that Nitrous.IO has a desktop client that uses unison to keep files in
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by grageth 12y ago
I'm sorry. I pasted all emoji's from the cheat sheet and it crashed...
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by grageth 12y ago
Expanding on this. If target release is September 2014. I can't see how there is not functional prototypes that could be released for people paying. Considering the target market, why not release it. I'd be willing to pay for the
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by grageth 12y ago
I REALLY want to believe this isn't vaporware.
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by grageth 12y ago
I love feature lists where you compare EVERYTHING YOU HAVE AND NOTHING YOU DON'T. Cross Platform? Um no... Windows only... I thought I had to be wrong and looked again. Nope, can't find a *nix version anywhere.
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by grageth 12y ago
The fact that Angular, Ember and Meteor are all missing from this list is inexcusable. How the hell does someone put this shit out?
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by grageth 13y ago
Just some feedback. I like new shiny things so thought I would check it out. I think you need to take a look at asana ( http://asana.com/ ) and decide if you're just trying to do the same thing they are doing. Because th
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by grageth 13y ago
My personal favorite task list app is asana. You can actually set your email system up to forward emails to you from specific people directly into asana applications which makes it a great way to handle things.
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by grageth 13y ago
99% of the time this ends up being a funding issue. It's better than been told the company is broke and you have no job. At least now OP can find something while getting paid.
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by grageth 13y ago
Honestly, the relationship you have with the company is over. There is no recovering from this. You'd have to work even harder to prove your worth and it's already not being seen. I imagine this is simply a ploy to lower costs. I&
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by grageth 13y ago
Good luck man, Twilio makes some good stuff. Allowed me to donate a great app to a non-profit that has changed the way they do things and took me all of 10hrs.
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by grageth 13y ago
Food for thought for all those that praise Bitcoin's resilience. In the regulated stock exchanges around the world there are laws and steep penalties around doing things shady. In the Bitcoin world there are none. The fact that everyth
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by grageth 13y ago
AWESOME! I was running out of reasons to dislike the American health insurance industry.
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by grageth 13y ago
Appreciate the response. Certainly going to give it a go. I tweeted, but could you point me in the direction of your definition of a request?
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by grageth 13y ago
So I decided to do some really quick math here. Assuming a 30 day month and 1 request per second average that is 2.5 million requests. I don't know everyone else but I build web apps not web pages and requests to my api alone would exc
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by grageth 13y ago
I think you should spend more time looking into NGOs before generalizing. There are some really bad ones out there true. But the majority are filled with amazing people, amazing leadership and do amazing things. The reality is that as an or
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by grageth 13y ago
I can't agree more. Coming from socialized medicine countries like New Zealand and Australia this is a no-brainer for me. Medicare (which EVERY Australian gets) sets reasonable rates for almost any procedure. They also give Doctors inc