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Language evolves: AP removes distinction between ‘over’ and ‘more than’
(poynter.org)
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13y ago
Does anyone know where to follow this project, or perhaps if there's a Kickstarter or something? I can't seem to find anything outside of this one article. I would pay very good money for something like this. Ground floor apartmen
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Soylent: Stop Eating Food
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Is FaceTime Audio Apple's Trojan Horse?
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13y ago
AirPlay Mirroring with Apple TV? That should do the trick!
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Redefining the problem: A trait of great engineers
(blog.opensesame.st)
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14y ago
This is incredibly well written and 100% on-point with my own personal experiences. This paragraph stood out the most to me: "As a techie individual contributor in a larger company, I could go to work everyday and execute 99% predictably.
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Singly (Foundry Group) and CloudMine team up
(blog.cloudmine.me)
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A web-based developer dashboard UX analysis
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Building your startup's team
(slideshare.net)
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14y ago
The author never used any of these adjectives to describe himself (except entrepreneur, which he is entitled to use since he started his own company). I agree with you that they are highly annoying terms to use and diminish our profession.
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14y ago
This is a great article, Sidu. All of your points speak true to what I have learned going through the same process. I've only been doing the business thing for about 10 months, but already I notice a difference in perspective when speaking
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14y ago
This all happened during the final negotiations of our round. That last bit takes obnoxiously long as lawyers have to talk to one another. That was the awkward chasm we fell into: running out of cash as the final documents for the round wer
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14y ago
It's funny that you mention that, as that is my personal beef with many startups as well. Funding is not a measure of success; revenue is. However, this article is not about revenue. It's about the funding process. Talking about our revenue
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14y ago
What about the founders, especially at the beginning of the company's life? Do they have the same work week as employees?
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15y ago
Here's a screenshot of it. https://img.skitch.com/20120320-fmsc5mciy8e7n3nxhakmegxxg9.p...
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Sexism in Tech. Or: CloudMine pulls its sponsorship of API Jam.
(blog.cloudmine.me)
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15y ago
CloudMine pulled its sponsorship too.
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CloudMine Releases End-User Password Change Functionality
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Querying Your CloudMine Objects with Regular Expressions
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15y ago
It is indeed! Marauder's Map runs on CloudMine.
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15y ago
Right now, those are the essentials. Those two things are huge barriers to entry for many people trying to write mobile apps, and people love when we do it for them. Right now we are trying to cover our bases with the basic things that almo
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15y ago
You got it! No storage costs. We have a soft limit of 20k per object, but I doubt many people are going to come close to brushing that. And it's all free right now anyway. Someone just tweeted at us earlier about GeoJSON ( http://geojson.or
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We've gotten a lot of great feedback about the copy on our website, and we know it definitely has room for improvement. It's in the works. :) In the meantime, there are a few examples in our other blog posts that you could take a look at. A
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15y ago
Thanks! Glad you know about us now. One of our big differences from Parse is our focus on server-side requirements as well as client-side. Case in point, our server side code execution environment. Check it out if you're interested. http:
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CloudMine Introduces Geospatial Object Querying
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15y ago
Build as little as you can get away with on your own. Focus on the core value of your business and not the incidentals, if you can help it. Use Dropbox or Box.net for file sharing, Github for version control, Google Apps for calendaring/ema
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It's like you're reading my mind!
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CloudMine Releases Server-Side Superpowers
(blog.cloudmine.me)
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15y ago
It's been fully integrated with Instruments for some time now.
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