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Funny that so many commenters don't recognize trolling of CoffeeScript developers/frameworks

Haha, finally I got competitor for mine https://hosted-ci.com

Probably I need to get it out of private beta faster :)

Yes, this isn't going to happen at once. At first there will be cars still needing some driver control (like planes with autopilot), but as most drivers aren't professional I think laziness will gradually win over fear as people will get used to not having to control car.

> Another example are airplanes, which are driven almost automatically these days, where the pilot is only really required for landing and, again, for safety in unexpected situations.

Actually now pilots usually don't land manually unless for training (and so on commercial flights usually only in perfect weather conditions) or when there is some serious problem (like engine not working).

BTW, very big part of recent plane crashes was related to human errors in cases which could be handled by autopilot.

Cannabis would work better, lead to no hangover and is healthier.

Maybe you can try to explain customer that it is needed to improve your productivity? I think any sane customer would understand that.

Try adding a nap in the middle of the weekdays, it should make you feel much better (around half an hour should be enough)

Sure that having more RAM won't make things slower. But for most uses cases SSD compensates for lack of RAM, as swapping becomes reasonably fast.

You need to swap our more than 200 MB per second to saturate SSD in MacBook Air, it is hard to produce that much of non-garbage data.

Swapping is far more efficient on SSD and so RAM isn't such a problem. At least it works good enough in cases when you have a lot of data in heap which isn't used frequently (your example of multiple projects open).

RAM is cheap, but it still would take additional volume inside of laptop + use more power.

To tell the truth it looks to me that if something requires even 1 GB of memory during compilation than you have a bigger problem than lack of RAM on your laptop :) So I'd like to know about some real-world example when you need that much RAM for compiler.

For most cases when people claim they need more RAM the actual bottleneck is I/O rate which is kinda improved by having RAM to use as cache, but SSD usually works out even better.

I've got myself MacBook Air (last year's model) with 4GB RAM and now I realize that I could even be fine with 2GB model.

It works just damn smooth because of SSD, much better than my iMac with 4GB and faster CPU but regular HDD.

Actually toilet seat is the cleanest place (http://mythbustersresults.com/hidden-nasties), as it is regularly disinfected, and so only 60% more is quite clean actually.

Would be cool if it can show comments page in a split view below article.

Maybe it is already possible but not visible in screenshots?

GPL'ed code has been already released by Google, what was released now is under Apache license.

Thanks, I'll think on adding eraser and possibly other tools in next updates.

It isn't surprising at all.Soviet Union maps were also intentionally inaccurate. This inaccuracy still often appears in xUSSR maps.

Great, thanks for suggestions. Will update copy a bit later.

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Good idea, I rushed to release MVP, but I also think it will make sense to have different modes.

IMO that's exactly being hypocritical. Why book users should be prevented from modifying and redistributing them if software users are allowed this right? That simply makes no sense.

I understand this and I won't do such thing myself, what I mean is in case of Stallman he would be hypocritical if he's against it.

BTW, maybe you'll be interested – I develop hosted continuos integration service specifically for iOS / Mac developers, see it here http://hosted-ci.com/

I'm launching such specific solution – http://hosted-ci.com/

Isn't Stallman all for sharing and openness?

We use this Redmine plugin – http://www.redmine.org/boards/3/topics/5878

I would recommend it when you already use Redmine. It is very simple, but I don't think any more complex features are really that needed.

I think it would be cool to have some tour, screenshots, etc to make it possible to evaluate if it is worth registering to use service.

> I hope I'm not being so cheap and parsimonious as to offend you, but I'd like to see a version of your service offered in the $15 price range without much sacrifice in quality/service.

There are two main reasons for high cost: 1. iOS / OS X projects have to be built on Apple hardware. 2. CI is resource intensive task, so not like very many users can share single machine.

I'll think on making a smaller plan though. Also for non-Mac projects $15 plan would work for me.