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Dunno, but apparently the ops budget at Basecamp is about $3M/yr, no idea what the traffic level of Hacker News is compared.

https://m.signalvnoise.com/only-15-of-the-basecamp-operation...

Do you use anything else in conjunction with it? Or NextDNS alone is enough?

I ask because it seems simple enough that I can just install it really quickly on non-technical people's computers (when they ask me for help) without bothering to downloading a bunch of extensions on different browsers, updating stuff, etc, etc...

So... does this basically put Gemfury out of business?

Definitely sucky, I was waiting for and would have upgraded to an SE2 in a heartbeat. It's the perfect size and I really don't understand why folks no longer want phones that can be used in one hand or fits into a pocket.

Yup, for me according to Activity Monitor: 107MB, and Compressed Memory 20MB.

Part of 6 organizations.

Running High Sierra.

Classic example is BaseCamp, née 37signals.

Japanese/English impedance mismatch?

Here's an ebook on the subject: "How to Create Your Own Freaking Awesome Programming Language"

http://createyourproglang.com

Here's what some programming luminaries had to say (lifted from the website):

“The book I want to read.” — Matz, creator of the Ruby language

“I really love this book.” — Jeremy Ashkenas, creator of the CoffeeScript language

Honestly I still use my HP 48GX whenever I need a calculator.

It's so very useful for adding up columns of numbers when doing accounting and bookkeeping!

From the article:

This is a legitimate internship in which you’ll be using the Ruby on Rails application framework to complete web development assignments. You’ll just be doing it with a beer in one hand, as the program aims to “help clear away tension by having a beer, and let interns experience the working atmosphere at Technomobile and see if they’re compatible with it.”

I got this error too.

So this is why they need engineers...

What's your intended audience for the app?

Are you building an app for a doctor's office with low-tech ability users and low tech-level expectations, but extremely high reliability and speed expectations?

Or are you building a dating app for millennials who are going to expect the app to be shiny & cool?

As usual, the intended users' needs will inform your decision.

Here: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:tDlbieC...

google cache for those of you that can't view it: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:tDlbieC...

I still use Vagrant every day. It's great for keeping separate projects really truly separated.

Finally! Congrats to all the contributors!

If true, I think this is awesome. I ended up recently getting a top-of-the-line Macbook Pro because of its better GPU, but I would have greatly preferred a Macbook Air + this kind of external display.

Wow. I worked with James a few years back. This hits home hard.

Amazed that we are still having this discussion several years later.

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