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daa
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About daa
Before that, did a bunch of stuff with email (e.g. Thunderbird), IDEs (Komodo), Python books and the like.
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Comment #5220365
I think Disqus is a great service, and I suspect that this business model will work fine for them, but it's obviously not ideal for everyone. The economics of hosting comments are …
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Comment #4942670
Gah. The old site and old pages will come back -- part of the shift that pmoz mentions above is that different teams ran the 2010 site and the 2012 version, and so we're learning (…
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Comment #4826301
That's cool. I think my first computer-related job was circa 1984, when I worked for Vera Molnar and her husband. Some of her art is in that archive, but there's more at http://www…
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Comment #4813365
Find a mentor who can help for free, and who will take the time to learn more about you and your startup than HN commenters can in a random thread.
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Comment #4813355
There is a notable exception: http://thefailcon.com/ "FailCon is a one-day conference for technology entrepreneurs, investors, developers and designers to study their own and other…
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Comment #4725552
This is a tad off-topic, but I'd love something that's more like django's admin UI for mongo-using projects. Not the same tool, I know. What's a good word for something like that?
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Comment #4409339
This comment thread is a bit depressing, but ignoring that. One of the bits about the piece that has me scratching my head a bit is whether the mess that is dependency management i…
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Comment #4128720
Right -- we'll be adding JS support in a later release. That can be lesson 4 (where 1. is "what's HTML", 2. is "what does HMTL look like", ...)
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Comment #4128709
It's primarily for educational purposes, indeed. The pages are hosted on Mozilla servers.
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Comment #4128702
Temporary glitch, sorry 'bout that!
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Comment #4128699
The target audience is very much _NOT_ real developers. Think of it as "lesson 2", where "lesson 1" is something like x-ray goggles: https://webmaker.org/en-US/tools/x-ray-goggles/…
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Comment #4128692
Yah, we suffered some issues on the cluster which caused temporary failures. Sorry 'bout that!
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Comment #4128686
Thx, we'll see if we can find a good monospaced font. Although IMO it's not as important in html as in other languages, for some reason.
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Comment #4123686
Nice! I've been looking for something to give me a better feel for what's going on.
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Comment #4098488
I think the real trick isn't convincing hardware makers -- they do what the operators ask them to (at least in the non-Apple world). Operators like Telefonica are interested. See e…
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Comment #4098420
I don't know that anyone's tried that yet. Boot2Gecko is focusing on making a real phone that people will really be able to buy, so working on a platform that requires "fighting th…
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Comment #3525979
It's even more fascinating when viewed in Firefox.
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Comment #3376207
You must not have read brendan's posts on HN about dart!
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Comment #3376150
IIRC, there's a windows-specific bug that was discovered at the last minute. They're fixing it & respinning.
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Comment #3376131
I used to share your skepticism about single sign-on. I'm actually quite bullish about BrowserID because it uses concepts that both users and websites are very familiar with (email…
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Comment #3376117
I think we agree? browserid & apps & intents-or-something-like-it are all mutually reinforcing, IMO.