Nervetattoo

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A smart home consumer's wish list(raymondjulin.com)
2 points by Nervetattoo 5y ago|0 comments
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by Nervetattoo 8y ago
Task Analytics | Fullstack engineer (JavaScript), Product designer / UX Engineer | New York / Norway | REMOTE, FULL TIME Task Analytics delivers actionable, human insights that help create, shape and impact your customers online e
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by Nervetattoo 8y ago
I would be happy to contribute $ towards an improved Z-Wave implementation in HA if its based on an official SDK. I'm pretty sure I know a few others who would do the same if you set up a funding campaign somewhere.
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How we do distributed team collaboration(blog.taskanalytics.com)
1 points by Nervetattoo 9y ago|0 comments
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by Nervetattoo 9y ago
Task Analytics | Software Engineer | EUROPE | ONSITE, REMOTE https://taskanalytics.com We are a small Norwegian startup helping our customers understand their users by building the next evolution in digital analytics. We are cur
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Your customers deserve better; Focus on the human on the other end(medium.com)
1 points by Nervetattoo 10y ago|0 comments
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Why Google Analytics just isn't enough(medium.com)
2 points by Nervetattoo 10y ago|0 comments
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Ied: Like npm, but faster – an alternative package manager for Node(gugel.io)
17 points by Nervetattoo 11y ago|8 comments
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Kill the designer(medium.com)
3 points by Nervetattoo 11y ago|0 comments
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by Nervetattoo 11y ago
I was dissapointed to find that this site was not about resources for "making", as in Maker Movement. I was expecting a good library of things like "How to make an armchair", "How to build your own 3d printer".
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by Nervetattoo 12y ago
After nailing your base jump pitch you'll kill it at elevator pitches!
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by Nervetattoo 12y ago
There should be some personality traits overlap between extreme sports people and people creating startups, so combining the two seems interesting. High intensity events tend to bring people together quicker, so this could potentially creat
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The world's most extreme startup festival(startupextreme.co)
24 points by Nervetattoo 12y ago|7 comments
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The road from paper concept to working beta software(blog.benchit.com)
4 points by Nervetattoo 13y ago|1 comments
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by Nervetattoo 13y ago
You couldn't run tests only on your staged changes pre-commit without the staging area. Right now my pre-commit hook stashes any non-staged changes, from inside the same files that has staged content, and then runs tests. This ensures
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by Nervetattoo 13y ago
Actually you need to stop earlier, I've found that quite a bit of the stuff that people think they need to have built isn't even close to needed in reality. In fact, building it and shipping it can be a major mistake itself. So I completely
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by Nervetattoo 13y ago
Actually you need to stop earlier, I've found that quite a bit of the stuff that people think they need to have built isn't even close to needed in reality. In fact, building it and shipping it can be a major mistake itself. So I completely
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by Nervetattoo 14y ago
I've complained a few times on twitter to @github about removing the traffic graph. I used it as a motivator myself, and a way of trying to prioritise what project to work on. A spike in traffic could mean I invested that extra time to land
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by Nervetattoo 14y ago
If I sit down in the couch, and move my focus to the TV and my brainpattern implies expectation of watching the TV, it should turn itself on. If I sit down in the morning it should have learnt based on all previous mornings that I chose the
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by Nervetattoo 14y ago
Consistency in dereferencing is very important. empty() should at some point be deprecated, but fixing this erratic behavior for now is good imo. The default value for method arguments is a shockingly bad idea for a new feature, it only sup
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by Nervetattoo 14y ago
For me this is a 100% deal breaker. I can understand the desire to dress up checkboxes which doesn't work great as native controls but a lot should be doable just by wrapping it in some custom stuff. Without form elements it has not compati
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by Nervetattoo 14y ago
We've started to see a lot of component-izing Backbone, and more will come for sure. I'm dabbling with some of the same in our codebase, and we were meant to release a grid component that I now fear has grown too big and hairy. Not so sure
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by Nervetattoo 14y ago
I've thrown some hackathons at work and this is the model we always use. Friday after work + dinner we brainstorm and figure out what to do and then we might prototype a bit. Saturday we meet again refreshed and hack, we dont stay up to lat
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by Nervetattoo 14y ago
I would look really hard for any way to even just release a single feature of it — just get _anything_ released and "working". You need to reinspire yourself here, and one hell of a good way of doing that is being pushed by peoples feedback
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by Nervetattoo 15y ago
While that is true they now encourages people to submit patches as github pull requests: https://wiki.php.net/vcs/gitworkflow
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by Nervetattoo 15y ago
I'm curious if there is a higher percentage of programmers than the population in general who are bilinguals. After all programming requires us to learn new languages for talking to the machine, there could be a correlation in ability to le
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by Nervetattoo 15y ago
A replacement for email should be a lot smarter and I think what pg hints at is pretty much the same as you're saying here, but broader. If I receive an invitation to something, it should end up in my calendar and whatever gadget I have on
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by Nervetattoo 15y ago
I think the best ideas improves first world issues while fixing third world problems. Energy generation for example, if you managed to figure out how to generate power/propulsion using a cheap and small physical object and a renewable resou
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by Nervetattoo 15y ago
So was I some time ago when i suddenly realized I should google it (and found this). Not that I actually use it though.
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by Nervetattoo 15y ago
Spotify made me throw away CD-s, delete all mp3s and other audio files and stop being less-than-legal. It'll be interesting to see how big a foothold they get in USA, to me its a truly awesome service and currently on par with vim as the mo

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