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Show HN: One Thing at a Time Please – A Kanban board with one ticket slot(onethingatatimeplease.com)
1 points by agsilvio 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: One Thing at a Time Please – A Kanban board with one ticket slot(onethingatatimeplease.com)
2 points by agsilvio 9mo ago|0 comments
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by agsilvio 6y ago
Doesn't keep the messages for historical analysis. No deal. Kafka please.
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by agsilvio 6y ago
When all we want is for them to put the Parkside cordless jigsaw on sale.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Great idea. Need that! I'll try it soon.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
While I can't disagree, we should recognise that this was appealing to early computer scientists.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Shameless plug. My webapp jumproot.com for organising everything from big ideas to minutia. Has memo feature for one-step notes.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Isn't the permits that the federation has been corrupted? I haven't watched it but I thought that was the premise.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Interesting. Care to elaborate?
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by agsilvio 7y ago
I love this idea, but it offloads the task of storage to the user. Of the user stores these URLs inefficiently (e.g. twitter), it would create a lot of digital garbage. One big positive concerns sensitive info. The app wouldn't have to
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Surprised I'm not reading many comments about Lombok. We use this with great success and predictability and it removes so much boilerplate. More importantly, it focuses on the boilerplate that is truly boring. The projects look great a
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Plain text is the cornerstone of my b brainstorming app at jumproot.com. there are other tools too but it all starts with plain text.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
jumproot.com Shameless plug.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
I think TDD is fundamentally appropriate (and a blessing). I see it as generating proofs for claims that your software does X,Y,Z. This is invaluable to me and has given me confidence in rollouts to production.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
I use my deep, mind-mapping tool: jumproot.com.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Wonderful. Thanks.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
This reads poorly.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Did we figure out the cause?
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Let's ignore it actually.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
I remember a search engine for developers called Symbolhound. Wasn't fruitful for me bit I'll never very forget it.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
I don't see it that way.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
I stopped reading at "low-skill".
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by agsilvio 7y ago
So it is completely passive? Doesn't qualify as a robot to me but still impressive. I only skimmed the video so I could be wrong.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
This is a very good point. Does it help that one can export his/her tree to a very readable JSON file? From that perspective, the data is not locked to jumproot.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
100% correct. It pains me but restricting to a tree was a compromise I wanted to make. Why? Because visualising a graph in a concise way is difficult. The point of jumproot is to have very broad and deep document structures and visual graph
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Yup. We're on to it. God speed to you too!
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Great minds think alike. Let's work on it together. Give me some feedback on what you'd like to see. Thanks mate.
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by agsilvio 7y ago
I see a lot of comments revolve around the note taking, mind mapping aspect of jumproot (which is 100% on point). I just want to invite everyone to try the other aspects of the site, such as document structuring/viewing and the differe
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Thank you. I don't mind sharing at all. Please be forgiving and constructive because I am a one man show here. Tech stack: - This is a django app. MVC. No separate API project and UI project. - Front end is basically Bootstrap 4 and j
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by agsilvio 7y ago
Yes it does! Someone showed me that and it looks great.

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