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Funny, I thought about that too right after I wrote my comment.

Protonmail fan and user here. Guys, honestly there are better ways to respond to customers and potential customers, without the patronizing tone. That can't possibly help.

I tried my picture and it told me I looked 41.

I am 21. Geez

Wow, thanks for sharing. I wish I could live something like this, didn't even have to be such a rare animal. A humpback whale would do :)

Sure it helps! Even if this database does not contain every city that I wanna check, it definitely helps.

thank you very much

thank you so much!

thanks! That is exactly what I was looking for!

Nice, what abou a Ruby wrapper for this API? Like this https://github.com/rodrigoalvesvieira/NYTimesAPI

have some clean JavaScript instead of the old school jQuery?

In our particular case the JS code is quite a mess, which of course could be fixed without getting rid of jQuery, but I really want to use all the features of Angular.js

No, it is just that when the application grows too much, it is interesting to have the JS organized in a more standardized way, the MVC feature and two-way binding is very attractive to me.

Wow! thanks

Thanks!

Thanks for the material. Anyone working towards translating the material?

Thank you again, Steven Halim!

Great article. I think that the main point is always being busy doing what you like, namely, in the "flow" the author describes.

I work at an Brazilian mobile ad network running on Amazon AWS and our traffic is really intense. There are 13 developers in total in the team and none of them are DevOPS, which make me conclude that most often than not, you don't need a person specialized into server maintenance and infrastructure.

Like some people said before, Heroku is great for prototyping but just not a good deal in the long run. Too expensive, way to risky/unreliable for serious stuff

thanks

I used to study at the church mentioned in the article when I was a kid, they had a school too. I used to live at the mentioned neighborhood too.

This is very awesome. Please consider writing about other tree data structures in the future :)

Specially, sofistications on AVL and Red-Black trees

Amazing! GitHub folks should hear you!

Sorry. Yes, iCloud is not an option for me. I want to have my calendar and not let any big company have my data. As some of you have correctly assumed.

"JS can be evolved far more easily than it can be replaced." - this sums up everything :)

What's wrong with Parisians?

Good to read from time to time. I bet he's got no regrets!

Amazing article! What I find particularly interesting in this is not that it highlights how awesome YC is and all that talk (I'm not saying that YC isn't awesome, I'm much inclined to believe that it is) but how startups offer a way for individuals to work with that they like more and how more and more people are embracing entrepreneurship and how technology plays such an important field in this.

I wish more companies shared their hiring process for developers. Anyway, I hope they do not stick too much the puzzles.

I'm looking forward for the time I'll be able to solve their problems, too.

Nice visualization. Gives me the impression (a good impression) that so much can be done.

thanks! I didn't know it had happened. Updated in the post!

I agree with the three "revolutions" described in the article. I really believe they are happening and actually believe we can expect them to continue happening.

Its just that the numbers are to good to be believed. I may be biased tho.

Anyway, I sure hope the article is 100% correct.

So, when is Yahoo! buying it? How much the deal?