danielhfrank

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Trello - Emoji and Markdown Everywhere(blog.trello.com)
2 points by danielhfrank 13y ago|0 comments
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Town Car Version Control(joelonsoftware.com)
43 points by danielhfrank 14y ago|21 comments
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
Don't forget the Chris King Headset Composite Index: http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/2008/10/no-getting-around-it...
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
They're hardly the only ones trying to abstract files away from the user. iOs has had a lot of success with non technical types doing just that. Here's hoping that osx doesn't fully take the plunge
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
Amen! It would seem that Parker thinks he can ingratiate himself with promising companies simply by patting himself on the back. The sad part is, it appears to work
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
Hey Mike, do you think you could talk about how you test those js functions? Do you actually hardcode them as strings in python, or do you load them from a separate js file that you can develop / test separately. I've always been a little s
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
+1 for this. Rather frustrating that "Assigned to you" includes those from my organization's repositories, but "In your repositories" does not. It's not that the language is that hard to follow, it's just not quite the functionality I was h
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
upvote x10. The y combinator is exactly the sort of thing I would have been happy to have written on my body, had it not turned into an investor buzzword
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The Lean Startup Ideology and Darwin(modern-unconscio.us)
1 points by danielhfrank 15y ago|0 comments
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
Forgive the nitpicking, but I think you misread him slightly. He wrote "Take only classes you're interested in", not classes you enjoy. I did many of the things that Dave suggested (BA in Math, very few required classes for that one), and d
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
New York, NY - Software Engineer , fulltime Trendrr is a real-time data processing engine that powers Trendrr.com, Trendrr.tv, and other media experiences. We are a small, lean startup. Our stack is built on open source, and we believe in g
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
Wow, you just rolled all my most visited sites into one. And now I can read techcrunch again without my brain melting. Actually, that might not be a good thing, but thank you anyway. Great work
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
New York, NY - Software Engineer , fulltime Trendrr is a real-time data processing engine that powers Trendrr.com, Trendrr.tv, and other media experiences. We are a small, lean startup. Our stack is built on open source, and we believe in g
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
New York, NY - Software Engineer wanted Trendrr is a real-time data processing engine that powers Trendrr.com, Trendrr.tv, and other media experiences. We are a small, lean startup. Our stack is built on open source, and we believe in givin
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
The article asks who could have imagined ten years ago that by now we would all have video phone capability and never use it. Infinite Jest was written 15 years ago. DFW 1, SingularityHub 0
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Show HN: Tumbox - Generate a Tumblr music blog from a Dropbox shared folder(github.com)
3 points by danielhfrank 15y ago|0 comments
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
People, have we already forgotten this? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5365283/regular-expressio... This whole thing is hilarious, but probably useless
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
I would personally love this. Even though I am by most measures a techie (I get paid to write software), I find deployment / configuration to be very different from development and generally a whole bucket of hurt that I don't want to get i
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by danielhfrank 15y ago
Yes, that is what he is trying to say. I think that viewpoint, especially as echoed here by blhack, is pretty narrow. The developer community is quite insular and it's easy to assume that the views and tastes of your friends reflect that of
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by danielhfrank 16y ago
Frank Rich (of the NYTimes, although he's moving to NY Mag) has always been great about linking to sources. Not always necessarily a primary source, but for an op-ed writer it makes a huge difference to show that you can back up your claims
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by danielhfrank 16y ago
I suppose I'll be in the minority on a site run by a VC, but I'm pretty disappointed that a get-"rich"-quick story like this can outpace technical articles here - no doubt the word "profitable" in the title helped. I certainly don't think t
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by danielhfrank 16y ago
"I think that the next printing of our book should have "Banned in China" slapped on the cover. That should be good for sales, right?" I would buy that in a heartbeat
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by danielhfrank 16y ago
Could anyone comment on how much of this stuff could be sidestepped by just using an incognito window in Chrome? I don't mind ads targeted to, say, me as a Java developer. But, if I'm going to look up anything I'd rather others not know abo
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by danielhfrank 16y ago
Amazing. I might dump my girlfriend just so I can use this
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by danielhfrank 16y ago
How does this stack up against Read It Later? Anybody tried both of them? They sound identical
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by danielhfrank 16y ago
Great post-- Ping really is a waste of a great idea. This should have been the death knell for last.fm by letting you connect with friends through the application you use to listen, but they didn't put in the most important feature! The ent
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by danielhfrank 16y ago
Hey, I wrote the piece so I'm happy to address your question. First off, the training data was completely separate from test data, which was painstakingly gathered by hand. We wanted to make sure the data we were testing against was classif