NickC_dev

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by NickC_dev 5y ago
At the time we were using that particular library heavily at WizeHire. I had built the tool for personal convenience. rmccue/requests was likely one of the first "generators". I expect that we'd accept a PR for PHP curl
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by NickC_dev 5y ago
Original author here. Many smart people have contributed code over the years, but one warrants special mention. About a year ago, verhovsky showed up out of nowhere. He rewrote the core of the application and increased the professionalism a
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by NickC_dev 6y ago
WizeHire | Engineers | US-ONLY, REMOTE, FULL-TIME, INTERNS WizeHire is a HR tech SaaS company that helps small businesses hire like pros. We have about 40 employees and have been remote-first since day one. We recently closed our series A a
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by NickC_dev 7y ago
How could I forget, PR #100. Fyi, Go received about 1200 conversions last month. Thanks!
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by NickC_dev 7y ago
Author, here. curlconverter gets about 17k unique users per month. The code generated by this tool is probably in production all over the world. But the codebase needs maintenance! I hired a junior developer (cf512) to do about 40 hours of
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by NickC_dev 8y ago
WizeHire | Engineers | US-ONLY, REMOTE, FULL-TIME, INTERNS WizeHire is an HR tech SaaS company that helps small and medium business hire like pros. We have about 20 employees and have been remote-first since day one. We're rapidly grow
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by NickC_dev 9y ago
Grow The Richmond ( https://growtherichmond.com/ ) will have a table set up tomorrow at Balbooa Fright Fest. Come say hi! There is a growing group of people on the west side of the city who do want density.
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by NickC_dev 10y ago
The favored candidate in the D1 supervisor race (Marjan) fielded a question on a Geary subway line about an hour ago. https://www.reddit.com/r/sanfrancisco/comments/58i5wa/hi_red... She confirms the gene
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by NickC_dev 11y ago
I built this! It looks like there's a lot of excitement about generating Go code. If someone wants to send a pull request incorporating the Go generator, I'll happily accept it.
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The Joker vs. Quantitative Easing(trillworks.com)
1 points by NickC_dev 11y ago|0 comments
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by NickC_dev 11y ago
Indeed - San Francisco, CA - FULL-TIME We're looking for engineers, designers, and product managers for our SOMA office. Come have lunch if you're in the area. Our main San Francisco product is a single-page webapp built in React.
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by NickC_dev 12y ago
ssh config support is the first thing on the roadmap. I'd be happy to take a pull request for it.
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Show HN: Tail out log files from multiple remote hosts with one command(github.com)
28 points by NickC_dev 12y ago|18 comments
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by NickC_dev 12y ago
Good find. The context menu is definitely the UX holy grail. Right now I'm probably not going to spend time on the clipboard approach, but it sounds workable. Going forward, I'll add support for node, maybe java. There are plenty
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Show HN: Convert Chrome-generated cURL Commands to Python Requests(curl.trillworks.com)
27 points by NickC_dev 12y ago|4 comments
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by NickC_dev 15y ago
A good portion of these don't appear to be functioning very well in Chromium on Ubuntu. Is anyone noticing broken apps on other platforms?
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Show HN: My weekend project to scrape and display affiliate network earnings.(trillworks.com)
2 points by NickC_dev 15y ago|0 comments
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PillowChat: How Not to Build a Chat Room with jQuery, PHPillow, and CouchDB(trillworks.com)
1 points by NickC_dev 15y ago|0 comments
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by NickC_dev 15y ago
Used it for an internal app last year at a certain big blue company. People claim it's light years better than struts, but I would never want to use it in a personal project.
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Finding 0-day Vulnerabilities in the PHP Ghetto(trillworks.com)
5 points by NickC_dev 15y ago|0 comments
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by NickC_dev 15y ago
It's definitely on my summer to-do list. You're the first person to ask.
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by NickC_dev 15y ago
There's a publicly available implementation of a perceptual hashing algorithm called phash at http://phash.org . I use some of their c++ code to detect reposts on an image sharing site I run ( http://lolstack.com ).
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by NickC_dev 15y ago
I really like this idea. What tech are you using? Twilio API? What kind of advertising do you have in mind?
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by NickC_dev 16y ago
This is definitely a neat idea, but I think it's a tough sell for the social media crowd. Unless I live in a high crime area, I don't really feel the need to tell my friends about the service. I'd say your best bet is getting reviewed by so
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by NickC_dev 16y ago
I'm planning to implement the following as possible purchases in a section of the site called the lolstore: -any color username -avatar image -more powerful upvotes (2x) -raffle tickets to win real life items The idea is to reward users for
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by NickC_dev 16y ago
I'll fudge the remaining slots and see what happens if I reduce the size of the title logo. Thanks!
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by NickC_dev 16y ago
Thanks, Justin. Design is a challenging area for me. I'll try and massage the consistency into something more appealing in the coming days. The vote button trouble is concerning. What browser are you using?
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Ask HN: How's this for a launch page/viral loop?
6 points by NickC_dev 16y ago|6 comments
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by NickC_dev 16y ago
The UT ECE department does a pretty good job trying to remedy this, but ends up having the opposite problem. Yale Patt's EE306, Intro to Computing, takes the class from transistors up to assembly on a simplified architecture. Intro to Progr