DanielShir

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FerretDB – Run Mongo over your Postgres instance(ferretdb.com)
4 points by DanielShir 3y ago|0 comments
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by DanielShir 3y ago
Now I really want to read your code... Anything public? :)
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Rico's Cheatsheets(devhints.io)
2 points by DanielShir 6y ago|0 comments
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by DanielShir 6y ago
Kudos for Lior and the team, great product!
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by DanielShir 8y ago
I wrote an electron app and I just charge per license. It's an Apache Parquet format viewer https://www.parquetviewer.com I've actually specified that a single license is per a single user but can be installed on multi
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by DanielShir 8y ago
I'd like to use it, could you guys add a license to this thing?
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by DanielShir 9y ago
Really? So how does a 32 bit CPU run 64 bit code?
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by DanielShir 9y ago
Not necessarily. Using a 64-bit system and think you're safe? But what if the binary you're running has been compiled for a 32-bit system? What if this is a cloud service you're not even aware of? As a true example here, my p
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by DanielShir 9y ago
Lots of startups are basically existing ideas, just for India. Looks like YC is doubling down on that particular economy.
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by DanielShir 9y ago
Sure :) It really varied, depended a lot on the culture of the company itself. Some shops do anything their devs want while others simply ignore them and do whatever some exec decided to do. The that interested me most was finding the reaso
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Programmer's Time part 1(medium.com)
5 points by DanielShir 9y ago|2 comments
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by DanielShir 9y ago
Aren't you afraid of radiation at all? I've used this app for a few months, but actually stopped because I didn't like having the device so close to my head for such a long period of time.
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by DanielShir 9y ago
Been doing software for 20 years now, and I think the best advice would be to keep things simple. Keep your software design simple, your code simple, your tools simple. Sure, it's nice to use new and shiny tech for your side projects,
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by DanielShir 10y ago
Sad to see this is the only mention of this great tool. Very good stuff - https://ngrok.com/
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by DanielShir 10y ago
Laughed at that one myself. It's an old Bloodhound Gang song - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMGVMtnxXEw And there's the connection to last.fm :)
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by DanielShir 10y ago
Off topic a bit, but is anyone using CockroachDB here and can share their experience?
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by DanielShir 10y ago
That's absolutely right. I haven't disclosed vulnerabilities for several websites because of this exact reason. If there's no bug bounty program, then you're liable and can be criminally prosecuted (and I know cases wher
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by DanielShir 11y ago
I'm usually a silent reader of HN, but I can't help myself. I definitely disagree with pretty much everything. The merits of merge commits have already been proven, and using rebases is basically rewriting history. If you want all
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by DanielShir 11y ago
As a founder who's been through a liquidation event, I have to say that stock options are a terrible way to reward employees. The tax issues alone (not to mention all the other stuff mentioned in this thread) are a huge pain for most o
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by DanielShir 12y ago
Finally, something to do with my 1st generation iPad.
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by DanielShir 12y ago
Tel Aviv, Israel - Lead iOS Developer Nextpeer is the world's leading multiplayer service for game developers. Our SDK allows any game developer to turn her game into a full on multiplayer match in less than a day. We pride ourselves i
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Web API Versioning Smackdown (2011)(mnot.net)
6 points by DanielShir 12y ago|0 comments
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On undoing, fixing, or removing commits in git(sethrobertson.github.io)
105 points by DanielShir 13y ago|73 comments
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Angel - open health sensor(indiegogo.com)
2 points by DanielShir 13y ago|0 comments
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Detecting HFT strategies(scribd.com)
1 points by DanielShir 13y ago|0 comments
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by DanielShir 13y ago
This bug is my retirement fund :) Just like those COBOL guys back in 2000.
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by DanielShir 14y ago
This reminds me of a conversation I had back when I was freelancing. It was along the lines of: Client - "Aren't you afraid that Pakistani/Indian developers would undercut you and everyone would go there for their apps?" Me - "If everyone w
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by DanielShir 14y ago
Very cool stuff, just spent 10 minutes on it out of sheer curiosity. Perhaps you could expand the question/answer section a bit. Since I'm on a laptop it was a bit difficult to read.
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by DanielShir 14y ago
This is nothing new. Once XSS has been exploited the users are already pwned regardless of password policy.
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by DanielShir 14y ago
+1 for lighttpd. We use it extensively here at Nextpeer and it's been super so far.

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