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mpiccino
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Comment #1891724
We have a launched web product that was built on drupal. It's pretty and it works but we need to re-architect it in order to scale. The recommendation has been to rebuild it in rub…
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Comment #1891563
Thank you in advance for any help. Sorry if this is something I should already know the answer to...
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Comment #1881246
So... the plain browser experience is okay, but nothing out of the ordinary... I'm not feeling the "social" aspect of it all yet, except for highly sub-par Facebook & Twitter feeds…
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Comment #1881225
Question on project-based pricing... Is it good to leave a final payment upon completion? We didn't do that on my project and it was frustrating because there was no incentive at t…
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Comment #1880960
I recently outsourced graphic design and development for my start-up, and definitely made some mistakes... To be sure, these might be unusual for HN readers since my co-founder and…
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Comment #1803806
Thanks for the advice, guys. I'll start with the HTML and CSS then... And then Ruby on Rails?
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Comment #1803799
Thank you. That's awesome advice. Yes, I know it will be difficult and I shouldn't kid myself into thinking I can learn in a short period of time what really takes a decade to lear…
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Ask HN: How to teach a business person to program
I hear a lot of advice that if you want to start a company, but you don't know how to code, either don't bother at all or learn to code first. I used to fight this notion, mostly b…
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Comment #1798920
The problem I constantly find with all IE versions is that they render fonts much bigger than other browsers, so they constantly make things crowded and cause items (e.g. the About…
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Comment #1798904
That's awesome. I hope you don't mind that I linked to it.
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Comment #1798896
That's so interesting. We are definitely self-similar, over and over in the course of our lives. If you could view a person 4-dimensionally (with time as the 4th), then the furthes…
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Comment #1798877
Can this be used also for parts of a site that are accessible to registered users only? I'm seeing it work on our homepage, but I can't access the rest of the site.
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