HashNuke

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by HashNuke 11y ago
asdf - https://github.com/HashNuke/asdf Extendable version manager with plugins for Ruby, Elixir & Erlang. Node.js plugin coming soon.
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by HashNuke 12y ago
Ah yes, I was only comparing from a seller's PoV. Most non-ecommerce startups have fixed plans/pricing I guess. B/w you might want to link to the http://docs.razorpay.com site in the "documentation" link
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by HashNuke 12y ago
The pricing is Stripe-like if only handling domestic transactions. If a customer wants to sell internationally too then there is * 5k setup fee * 5k annual fee (excluding service tax). Approx $90/yr. * 2% per transaction I
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by HashNuke 12y ago
ROFL. Thanks for pointing out. I was thinking exactly the same when writing that, but still went ahead with "xerox copies" thinking it might be ok. Cannot edit my comment anymore.
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by HashNuke 12y ago
SCREENSHOTS - http://imgur.com/a/k9mCf (read notes below) For people who have negative opinions about this, hold on. There's more to the DigitalLocker than you think. I tried using this the day it launched (a few
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by HashNuke 12y ago
I backed Jeff's A.I book campaigns. But I haven't touched the books yet. I've had the feeling that the very little math I know won't help me through this book. Can anyone's who has read the books suggest what Math t
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by HashNuke 12y ago
I've been in the same situation as you just 6 months ago. Was switching from freelance-to-fulltime. And blanked out at nearly every interview. I did get hired in the end. When that was done, I also helped a few friends tweak the interv
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by HashNuke 12y ago
When away from a power socket, I use Safari instead of Chrome. Saves battery a LOT. Was able to run 11" Air with 19 tabs on Safari and with vim (on iTerm). 2hrs later still had 95% battery left.
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by HashNuke 12y ago
I am going to try that from now on. Giving people access to repos and then letting them pass on the baton when they are done. That is a very novel idea. P.S: Yes I upvoted you and I wish I could do it once more :)
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by HashNuke 12y ago
I found a simple solution to opensource burnout: when someone contacts me about a project and wants to improve it, I give them access to the repo. I do this when: * I don't have the time/interest on the project * The person seems
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by HashNuke 12y ago
Going by my experience, if you are using Websockets, choosing Phoenix would be a really good choice. There's a lot of work that's gone into transport adapters in Phoenix (websockets and recently polling support was also added). @p
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by HashNuke 12y ago
Being able to use all of erlang's inbuilt modules and functions are an advantage. But there's way more to Elixir that just syntax. 1.) Elixir ships with a build tool called Mix. Falls back to use rebar for erlang projects. Mix is
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by HashNuke 12y ago
Someone was trying to add MySQL support - https://github.com/elixir-lang/ecto/pull/193 It is possible to write an Ecto adapter for Riak, with some workarounds. I tried it once, but the motivation to continue
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Portable bucket-mounted washing machine for $60(indiegogo.com)
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by HashNuke 12y ago
Thank you for the tip ~! Praxis looks awesome. Love the intro video you have - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VRtRazMYSA I noticed you added some MIDI stuff a few days ago. Sweet :) [EDIT] Found that createuniverses has a
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by HashNuke 12y ago
Fluxus has been unmaintained for a very long time. The last time I worked on it (years ago), I remember it compiled only with a really old version of Racket (I think Racket v4). Here's an old video of what Fluxus looks like https:&#x2
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by HashNuke 12y ago
The roadmap/goals for post-MozFest 2014 pique my interest. The following especially: "Users will be able to read from sensors and control motors, LEDs, solenoids, slave boards, etc" That will make it easier for people to st
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by HashNuke 12y ago
Upgraded to Yosemite a few hours ago on my Macbook Air 11" and have had no problems at all. Homebrew works fine. My primary languages (Erlang & Elixir) run fine. Edited files with vim. But I've only done a fraction of my work
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by HashNuke 12y ago
I initially learnt Erlang to write websocket backends for browser-based games. Then found Elixir and moved on to it. I still work with the same stuff that OTP offers, along with a lot of sugary features that Elixir and it's community p