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It's All Perspective(rdegges.com)
6 points by b14ck 13y ago|0 comments
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Ambitions(rdegges.com)
2 points by b14ck 14y ago|0 comments
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4 Weeks with DuckDuckGo(mahdiyusuf.com)
91 points by b14ck 14y ago|121 comments
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The Python Standard Library - Where Modules Go To Die(leancrew.com)
122 points by b14ck 14y ago|72 comments
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A Curated Guide to PostgreSQL(postgresguide.com)
83 points by b14ck 14y ago|13 comments
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Never Stop Hacking(rdegges.com)
119 points by b14ck 14y ago|12 comments
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by b14ck 14y ago
To me, wikis just seem 'lazy'. Projects that use wikis as a primary form of documentation make users feel like the project is un-cared for, and not worth documenting. I have absolutely no stats to back this up--but having officially written
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Successful GitHub Development(rdegges.com)
63 points by b14ck 14y ago|9 comments
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by b14ck 14y ago
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!
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by b14ck 14y ago
There are some other small countries / territories also on NANPA, but yeah, sorry!
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by b14ck 14y ago
Hey premchai21, thanks for the feedback! You're completely right. I'll be making some adjustments to the way this operates over the coming days to make things much simpler. Thanks for taking the time to check us out!
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by b14ck 14y ago
Hey mike, thanks for the feedback. I'll be working on this tomorrow to get a fix out. After all the feedback here, I realize how crazy it is to be returning a 404. Thanks for checking us out, and thanks for the feedback!
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by b14ck 14y ago
Hey krrose27, we basically pull the information from a variety of sources, all publicly available. If we can get the caller ID name information, then it means any call made from those numbers to a caller ID capable phone (with caller ID ser
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by b14ck 14y ago
Hey ars, thanks for the feedback! After reading the comments here on HN (which are incredibly valuable), I'll be making those changes ASAP. Sorry for the confusion, but thanks again for the feedback. I greatly appreciate it.
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by b14ck 14y ago
Hey samirahmed, thanks for the comment! I'll definitely be updating my blog post and improving the documentation on the website. Appreciate the feedback.
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by b14ck 14y ago
Hey Adley, thanks for the comment! I'll update the page shortly.
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by b14ck 14y ago
Hi there. So, I'm the author of this article. Anyhow, for our free-tier users we don't provide realtime lookups. Basically, we'll only return a result if we have a caller ID in our cache. So, if you get a 404 (no output), then try again a f
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by b14ck 14y ago
Thanks, this looks like a really great list. I'm adding these to my reading queue :)
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Why I'm Learning Node(rdegges.com)
79 points by b14ck 14y ago|60 comments
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by b14ck 15y ago
Hey again-- I've actually made a response on the related reddit posting to a similar question. I typed out a fairly in-depth response, so I'm going to paste it below. I hope this clears things up. ----- Basically--we partner with telephone
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by b14ck 15y ago
Google voice blocks our exchange numbers in Pennsylvania for some reason :( We're currently expanding into multiple datacenters--so we'll have new exchange numbers shortly. But it seems that our 610-XXX numbers are all blocked by Google.
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by b14ck 15y ago
They're at our datacenter in Pennsylvania. We get paid from termination (like freeconferencecall.com). We're not traffic pumping or anything--it's a legitimate conferencing service.
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by b14ck 15y ago
Yo! Thanks for giving it a test. If you add a security pin, then after you enter your conference room number, it'll prompt you for the pin you entered (think of it like a conference room password). Also: we're in the process of getting more
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by b14ck 15y ago
Man, I'd love something like this.
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How I Learned to Program(rdegges.com)
171 points by b14ck 15y ago|73 comments
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The World Would Be a Better Place if Everyone Was a Hacker(rdegges.com)
39 points by b14ck 15y ago|21 comments
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by b14ck 15y ago
I enjoy working with other people, however, I do best when working with them through IRC, software, etc. For instance, in both my professional and personal life, the most successful projects I've worked on with others have been those in whi
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by b14ck 15y ago
Throwing away code feels good inside. It feels a lot like shrugging off tons of worry ^^
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by b14ck 15y ago
I use vim splits as well. I find my typical workflow is something like this: 1) Open a tmux split (vertical). 2) In the left tmux pane, open vim (and split horizontally). 3) On the right side, have my tests open and running via a watch comm
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Tools I Use - tmux(rdegges.com)
140 points by b14ck 15y ago|58 comments

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