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"Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men." Well this is true for every other words synonymous to Rule.

Thats awesome! People easily overlook these things. They hardly realise that its same as upgrading an aircraft in midair.

When you reach certain level on development, funds might also come in from bigger industry. But its tough to get funds upfront no matter what the source is. May be you can look into what light table did - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ibdknox/light-table

Donation and enterprise level support is what comes to my mind. Also depending upon what you are developing, running a training program could bring in some extra cash.

Best analogy is knife vs swiss knife. AWS has a great toolset and comes handy when it comes to scaling, at the same time it seems complex if you don't know how to use it.

That is why I always use different password for different services.

Hey dan, I will be a bit late for the meetup. I will be arriving at SF in 1st of feb. Can we still meet for a coffee or sth somewhere?

>Is Python lately becoming mainstream in everyday development in startups vs. say ruby and RoR?

http://jakevdp.github.com/blog/2012/09/20/why-python-is-the-...

> What are the FOSS libraries & recent developments saying so?

Python has universe of libraries. Just google "What's new in python"

A sigh of relief! Finally I can upgrade to ios6.

I just lost The Game - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_(mind_game)

ifconfig.me is my personal best. The reason is: http://ifconfig.me/#cli_table

Certainly the mainstream - design focus of apple is switching.

This is awesome! The demo looks really cool.

Thank you. This gives a beautiful understanding of Bézier curves.

One request: Please add pause/resume in the animation. I could just pause at any given time, and go through the state of all points. I hope it would help anyone to understand it much easily.

Happy New Year from Nepal!

The article says: "Take the step. Give your best. And see the result."

I blogged on the same issue almost 2 months back: http://goo.gl/4Sxf6

Must-read for a startup. Neatly summarized Metrics, the AARRR: Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral, Revenue

Don't miss the event of you are in Kathmandu. http://barcamp.org.np

> Spam has collectively taken billions of hours of users' time to deal with, consumed countless terabytes of wasted disk space, burned bandwidth better spent on kitten videos, and used up vast quantities of developer time to come up with new ways to filter it out or come up with other technological fixes

After reading this I felt that Spam had made really horrible impact than that I used to think.

The baffled geek geek. :D

It quite interesting to see how the author relates the computer processing power with human brain. Also shows how far and how fast we have advanced in machine computation.

It's a fabulous troubleshooting effort made by the admins - "we saw we would frequently burst the 1 Mbit per millisecond rate of the so called 1 Gbit/s interfaces"

But the banner-picture on the homepage says "western room-mate finder".