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by codebeaker 12y ago
I'm not convinced that "cron as a service" (standalone) is a valuable enough proposition at all. I would guess if people are signing up, and you're not able to convert them there's a disconnect between your understa
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by codebeaker 12y ago
Hasn't this been reposted often enough? https://hn.algolia.com/?q=flatuicolors.com#!/story/forever/0...
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by codebeaker 12y ago
My first thought after reading this, being a couple of weeks away from owning my first home with land, and a roof terrace was… is it safe to keep bees on a 3rd floor balcony where there's occasionally going to be people? The terrace is
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by codebeaker 12y ago
Is there a modern book which targets a current QT? Last time I was looking (and on Google just now) I wasn't able to find a book that took someone from never having used QT to shipping something.
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by codebeaker 12y ago
I came here to say that, MyTaxi is great, and most of the drivers love it too.
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by codebeaker 12y ago
I'll probably be down-voted to hell, but whats with all the redirects that make "back"ing out of the site back to HN so painful, I counted three redirects before I landed on the final page, and had to long-click my back butto
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by codebeaker 12y ago
The name makes it sound like they're using unsound environmental practices, and shipping out boards full of who-knows-what.
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by codebeaker 13y ago
I came here to say this. Especially when the name doesn't quite roll off the tongue. Inconvenient, and I didn't bother messing with the URL after clicking the blog's title image (which is just the product name…) and the link
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by codebeaker 13y ago
My first observation is that in most of the apps I've worked on keys are composed by constructs such as `t :"something_#{from_the_context}"`, which I assume this tool will miss. I'd much rather see a tool that tracked i1
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A tiny experiment to build DOM drive JavaScript components(dhamidi.github.io)
1 points by codebeaker 13y ago|0 comments
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by codebeaker 13y ago
As the author of Capistrano, we leant on Rake a great deal in the new version, Jim was amazing in helping us through some of the weirder parts of the integration, and always happy to discuss the pros and cons of our planned approaches. I ho
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by codebeaker 13y ago
Trello, that tool my company has been successfully using for software development for years, which already supports vimish (forgive me!) movement and edit keybindings? I'm not seeing the point here, Trello is excellent, and already gre
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Dell cooks up an Android PC on a HDMI stick(zdnet.com)
3 points by codebeaker 13y ago|0 comments
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by codebeaker 13y ago
Sorry to hear about your father. These medical and technological advances should serve to make us realise that whatever the state of the politico-economic world, we live in pretty amazing times. I hope that the curiosity of humans, and our
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Researchers have identified how the ‘wall’ around cancer tumours functions(cam.ac.uk)
97 points by codebeaker 13y ago|18 comments
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by codebeaker 13y ago
It certainly doesn't help that no matter where I seem to go on their site, I always come back to the video. I couldn't find the demo, or any screenshots of what it looked like, or what components it contained. So much for good des
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by codebeaker 13y ago
It's possible that if you have packages that understand flags (config package, with flags in init(), for example) that if you include it after the testing package, or before. One of them won't accept flags. (because flag.Parse()
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by codebeaker 13y ago
Great catch, thanks - we're not pushing the homepage too hard yet :) so my pride isn't too badly hurt. Rolling a replacement soon!
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by codebeaker 13y ago
From someone who's betting the farm on writing a web application in Go ( https://www.harrow.io/ ). We've chosen Go for two really significant reasons: a) to reduce attack surface area and b) to enable us to distribu
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Ask HN: What is the current state of the art in time series storage?
3 points by codebeaker 13y ago|1 comments
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by codebeaker 13y ago
Thanks for taking the time arnehormann, I assumed it would be split into packages at least. But I'd much rather see simple extensions that add setup/teardown, and maybe something that demonstrates how to replace the Test_main fu
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by codebeaker 13y ago
Whilst this looks really neat, given the relative immaturity of testing frameworks in Go, I'd have preferred to have seen something to solve part of these problems individually. Big, complex frameworks such as this are anti-Go. This is
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Ask HN: Book to learn about investment vocabulary?
7 points by codebeaker 13y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What was the name of the Mathematics book pitched at programmers?
3 points by codebeaker 13y ago|0 comments
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by codebeaker 13y ago
> Since 1Password 4 it is possible to have multiple vaults - one of which I share with my colleagues via Dropbox. That way, everyone has access to the passwords if they know the master password for the vault AND have access to the shared
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Formerly GitHub acquired startup Gaug.es recently re-acquired.(fastestforward.com)
2 points by codebeaker 13y ago|0 comments
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by codebeaker 13y ago
We're building something similar for https://harrow.io/ which acts as the secret store, it's a Redis API compatible database with a strong auditing layer, and baked in crypto, it requires a single key to start and
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by codebeaker 13y ago
For what it's worth this is a decent approach for naïve applications such as a contact form or similar. This doesn't really work when you get into the kind of validations that are really important in web applications with multiple
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by codebeaker 13y ago
I have no affiliation to the site linked, actually it was the first result that wasn't about.com. Following some of my comments on the “Meals/Feels” thread ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6601091 ) earlier in
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Struggling to concentrate?(glutendude.com)
5 points by codebeaker 13y ago|2 comments

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