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taskstrike
14y ago
Did somebody spend too much time trying to be meta-funny?
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14y ago
you should some how incorporate hipster into the search site's name.
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14y ago
Used spine for half a year now, and I never had to use those things. All you need to know are, init, create, save, find.
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14y ago
Having tried to use both, Spine is far more intuitive since it doesn't split a model into collections and model. This is more similar to server based mvc framework like rails and django. Backbone is more famous though, I don't know why.
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14y ago
agreement, kap slap, 3lau, sex ray vision are stables in my programming listen
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14y ago
We had around 2000 users, but we were still rejected by YC. I wish they would give some kind of note on why people are rejected. This would help budding entrepreneurs a lot more
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14y ago
I launched early with a paid copy of our product, and people complained about it a lot. This was good since I knew what to improve. The best way to make people care about a product is get them to pay some money for it first. I also launched
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14y ago
Submitted our app. Hope they look at our demo more than our video, lol. We're not telegenic people.
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Show HN: A html5 offline client for Google tasks (chrome app)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Total agreement, everyone knows the best places are: 1. Bay area 2. New York City
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15y ago
These roundups are getting too much. Some of them can just easily be found by doing a simple search on github. Maybe I should just do some articles like "Top 5 javascript mvc frameworks", "3 asynchronous libraries you can't live without"
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15y ago
Some advice: When I'm sad, I stop being sad and be awesome instead. The fact that you are making money is already great, a lot of people are struggling to get by in their companies. Don't make a decision that you will later regret.
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15y ago
Node is arguable. You can use express. Tornado is definitely a web framework.
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15y ago
Why is tornado and node not on this, it would crush the competition.
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15y ago
It does not now. Sencha updated their commercial license to be free.
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15y ago
This article was a fail in that it failed to mention sencha touch which is the no brainer choice in this space. Jquery mobile comes second after this.
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15y ago
Does this sync data over icloud or some other cloud? Would this integrate with my iphone or ical? If it's only a mobile tool. It becomes very limited. It's difficult to build a great interface but even harder to build a great product.
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15y ago
looks like the people in the other thread were able to build it from radio shack parts. Can't imagine this being very expensive.
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15y ago
This is awesome
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15y ago
thanks a lot, I can finally get off Appcelerator!
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15y ago
My god, there are so many bugs, if this allows me to get off it I will sing praises to the heavens at the moment of my emancipation.
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15y ago
Yes, https://github.com/davejohnson/phonegap-windows
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15y ago
LocalStorage seems broken on the mac which makes it a bad platform to develop webkit apps in. (It does not persist across program runs) In fact, if either websql or localstorage worked in cocoa webkit it would be great.
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15y ago
"Exploit employees" suggests that by profiting from other's time that you paid for is wrong. You are forgetting that the business owner also takes on risk with his investment in employees while employees has a steady income with no risk. To
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15y ago
I think concentrating on any methodology and thinking success will come is irrational. In the end, it comes down to blood sweat and actual work put into something.
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15y ago
Jesus, they don't even build houses that big in a lot of neighborhoods.
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15y ago
I am currently using titanium, can you tell me why you chose chromeless?
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15y ago
This man has lived.