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rinrae

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About rinrae

lvl 17 code padawan.

http://rin-raeuber.com/

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    Comment #10507677

    I agree that this was my worst talk up to date and I would rather not have it submitted. Hint: Giving an ill-prepared talk is even worse than listening to one :).

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    Comment #5327603

    I wouldn't really use this in a UI (it's just a workaround, not a solution), but myspace users will probably love this. (Where's the glitter?)

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    Comment #5327587

    "Also, most job interviews are dumb, and we felt the need to point this out." +1. Also, I'm happy to be working in an industry where you can get a job without these kind of job int…

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    Comment #5327563

    I'm not sure what you want, being able to hire developers or really develop your product yourself? There's a huge difference between the two, and the latter will probably take long…

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    Comment #5188330

    +1 for switching because it's prettier. I like Trello, but man, it's really ugly …

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    Comment #5163618

    wouldn't the tech talk channels (confreaks, js, TED…) make a better demo for a place like HN? just sayin'.

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    Comment #5050536

    awesome.

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    Comment #5050303

    not an answer, but a comment here: your question suggests that somebody who can learn to code can be a programmer; I don't think that's the case.

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    Comment #5050294

    how do you define "talent"? what is that "talent" thing you mention? where does it come from? I'm asking because I don't believe in talent, I believe in practice (and everything yo…

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    Comment #5050216

    this website froze my Chrome beta three times today, but it was totally worth it. (probably Chrome's fault anyway.)

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    Comment #5038456

    I think the prof who taught a class called 'Web Engineering' at my university didn't even know that you could do anything with js besides validating forms … :( . I have to admit I …

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    Comment #4875922

    Awesome work. I'm really excited what other cool games we'll see in the near future.

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    Comment #4843288

    yeah, because that's exactly what the internet needs … more gifs :-D .

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    Comment #4843257

    for a moment, the animated glitter gif made me wonder if this was to become the next myspace. but the awesome stuff ppl have been doing with it fortunately proved me wrong. :)

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    Comment #3734658

    luckily a friend of mine has one too, so I've been able to do that already. hope to meet more ppl with magnets soon – if you ever happen to be in Germany, drop me a line :).

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    Comment #3734570

    I got mine only two weeks ago, and I'm looking forward to exploring that new "sense". I was kinda surprised the most frequently asked question when ppl heard about it – and the one…

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    Comment #3242983

    why did I expected a serious article and feel a little disappointed now?

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    Comment #3214979

    It _is_ impossible to satisfy everyone with a single tool. But still, I'd expect some of them to satisfy some people. Next time I meet somebody who's unhappy with their bug tracker…

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    Comment #3210089

    in general I don't think it makes that much of a difference. find what works for you. (ruby-debug, for example, doesn't feel like a big, heavyweight sledgehammer, so you might just…

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    Comment #3210044

    +1 for the simple design. I'd say: You know very well what you need, so go ahead and create something that fits your needs. You'll end up with a solution for yourself, and I'm pret…

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    Comment #3210006

    Creepy? Actually I think it's sexy.

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    Comment #3188195

    Glad I live to see this day. :)