webframp

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by webframp 18y ago
Microsoft is, in it's current state, far from "doomed". The lock-in effect mentioned will account for their survival for some time, look at businesses still using windows 2000 in large deployment. The other thing to consider is how they hav
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by webframp 18y ago
Nice article, I learn something new about git everyday.
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by webframp 18y ago
misleading headline. plus why is a valleywag article showing up on HN, I can get that elsewhere.
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by webframp 18y ago
shared graphics on the macbook might be a problem depending on your needs.
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by webframp 18y ago
they obviously undervalue the writers skill. frontend and backend require different skillsets, but the average person has no knowledge of what either one is really worth.
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by webframp 18y ago
they need to hire a decent graphics designer. do any other services like this exist already?
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by webframp 18y ago
when they're this old, they should be auto-downmodded. the article is 7 years old, and I'm pretty sure blinkenlights.nl is older than that.
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by webframp 18y ago
too bad the application deadline is over
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by webframp 18y ago
I think the point of the A List Apart article was to get your visitors involved before requiring a full sign up. Show them your app is actual valuable and useful to them before you require any commitment on their part. Once they're engaged
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by webframp 18y ago
Not sure I agree with that order. I personally know people who have learned SQL before php or other backend language. You make a good point about the other elements in website building. It can be invaluable to have a good designer/user inte
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by webframp 18y ago
i agree. being a hacker is more of an attitude toward the world than any one set of skills. skills can be learned easily, adjusting your entire outlook on life takes alot more work.
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by webframp 18y ago
it is? the date on the one i read was march 27 2008.
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by webframp 18y ago
i imagine his work ethic is partly responsible for the sites success.
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by webframp 18y ago
give it time, this will be the norm everywhere. regular users don't like urls, their just used to them.
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by webframp 18y ago
hell, they're still around! hehe, http://members.aol.com/sfritz2994/pdxbbs.htm
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by webframp 18y ago
traditionally the hackers have been the most undervalued in the whole equation.
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by webframp 18y ago
GlassFish sounds interesting but why muddle Ruby with Java unless you really need Java?
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by webframp 18y ago
man i'm tired of hearing 2.0 tacked onto stuff. anyone know what the approx. total bandwidth available in the "so-called white spaces" is?
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by webframp 18y ago
so it's like a pause button for meatspace?
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by webframp 18y ago
i knew i had read that after one sentence. thanks huhtenberg for linking to the original.
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by webframp 18y ago
sorry but intelligence testing alone isn't meritocratic. perhaps when combined with other metrics it could be a factor, but far from the only one.
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by webframp 18y ago
calling it a clone is misleading. exciting since personally i'd like to see some more VC action in the Pacific NW
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by webframp 19y ago
that is one of the coolest things i've ever seen. i want to put that little guy in my band
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by webframp 19y ago
cool idea, i sure don't want to wear cheap plastic jewelry just to connect with my real/virtual friends
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by webframp 19y ago
tabs and compile err's in the margins would be interesting.
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by webframp 19y ago
slick for sure, i could see a few applications, mostly a curiosity. a 'command line joke' as it says.
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by webframp 19y ago
I don't enjoy my current job at all. I work part time in a non-tech related job. the rest of my time is spent thinking about what projects to best devote my time to and experimenting.
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by webframp 19y ago
so remove the karma and there's no more motivation to gain some sort of social ranking cred? interesting idea.