elrodeo

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   How I Spent Saturday Recovering a Passkey or Why Open-Source Software Matters(taggr.link)

   4 points by elrodeo 1y ago|0 comments
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   by elrodeo 8y ago

   I closed the page right after I read JavaScript.
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   Bazel Fawlty(danmux.com)

   75 points by elrodeo 9y ago|51 comments
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   by elrodeo 9y ago

   I switched already 2 months ago on mobile because I got tired by non blockable ads in Chrome and absence of any reading mode. To be in sync with the desktop I switched on the desktop too. Never looked back. And now with the new UI it even l
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   What Golang Is and Is Not(danmux.com)

   168 points by elrodeo 10y ago|269 comments
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   by elrodeo 11y ago

   > The best thing for Apple to do is to re-take their > position as a leader of software quality before it’s too > late: consumers know that Apple’s hardware is the very > best, but more and more they’re using apps made by Google
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   by elrodeo 11y ago

   If we assume, that — by default — people are unethical, governments are corrupt and most people in power are criminal, then you're f*cked anyway. With or without mass surveillance.
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   by elrodeo 11y ago

   There are very few topics where I just cannot get the point of the discussion among smart people, but this is one of them. Look at the real world NOW, 15 years after all the surveillance. You still can explode bombs and kill people middle i
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   by elrodeo 11y ago

   Check out https://wikizen.click . It's a simple markdown Wiki persisted in your Dropbox.
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    Show HN: WikiZen – Simple Markdown Wiki Stored in Your Dropbox(wikizen.click)

    4 points by elrodeo 12y ago|0 comments
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    by elrodeo 12y ago

    What frustrates me most in the recent time is the wall of bugs I face in Mac OS X and Safari particularly. It is getting so ridiculous that even some Apple-pages do not work in Safari for me, s.t. I have to switch to Chrome to get the conte
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    by elrodeo 13y ago

    Thanks a lot for you comments! > Using MD5 alone exposes you to length extension attacks. Since NoteHub is anonymous, my concern is not the security, but spam protection only. The Publisher Secret Key + signatures is just a mean to allow
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    by elrodeo 13y ago

    Spam/flood protection.
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    NoteHub API(notehub.org)

    24 points by elrodeo 13y ago|11 comments
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    by elrodeo 13y ago

    Thanks a lot! I don't remember whyI picked Pagedown.js, but I'll definitely take a look on the alternatives on your list.
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    by elrodeo 13y ago

    Would you mind to add http://NoteHub.org to your list (free & OSS hosting for MD pages)?
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    by elrodeo 14y ago

    Apparently, the author doesn't really has an overview, how the programmers are paid outside of Google and Facebook. Lets take a look on Germany. Lots of lots of IT companies here. I was looking for a development position one year ago and go
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    by elrodeo 14y ago

    Using Clojure was a bliss. And I'm the person, who didn't want to deal with Lisp at all before (however I always loved FP). Using pure ClojureScript was for the first a bit limiting because there is no simple way to browse the DOM, e.g. Ho
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    by elrodeo 14y ago

    Clickable: Here is what I think: http://notehub.org/2012/6/16/how-notehub-is-built The app itself: http://notehub.org GitHub: http://github.com/chmllr/NoteHub
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    Show HN: my small open source web app written entirely in Clojure

    18 points by elrodeo 14y ago|4 comments
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    by elrodeo 14y ago

    I'm using hiccup for HTML. Here I gave an overview of my experiment in building a web app entirely in Clojure: http://notehub.org/2012/6/16/how-notehub-is-built
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    Bash Brace Expansion(linuxjournal.com)

    2 points by elrodeo 14y ago|0 comments
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    by elrodeo 15y ago

    Congratulations! The most silly article a read today. Comparing languages by the length of code is something an amateur would do, but not a professional. Want to filter list with an "ad-hoc" function in Java? Use Collections2.filter(list,
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    by elrodeo 15y ago

    As long as it makes fun :) Here is my quite private project for friends and family — it works pretty well for us for instant discussions on a concrete topic: http://getch.at
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    by elrodeo 15y ago

    Reading tons of articles about succeeding in entrepreneurship I have learned one thing: it is a rat race in a labyrinth. A few will win; the rest will be consigned to oblivion. And you never know in which group you are until it's too late (
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    by elrodeo 15y ago

    > But we’re making it harder and harder for anyone to join the club from scratch. That's a brilliant point. Some time ago I wanted to try out RoR to create a fast prototype. It turned out, that if you need just one prototype and if you
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    by elrodeo 15y ago

    Thanks for your feedback! I have thougth about automatic import, but this requires all imported quotes to be in one uniform format, doesn't it? And to adjust the existing quotes would require a manual work which might be as hard as just add
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    Quoterio: for those who save quotes into a text file

    8 points by elrodeo 15y ago|4 comments
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    by elrodeo 15y ago

    I'd suggest that all people who want to try out rstat.us post something with hash tag #hackernews, such that we can connect there.
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    by elrodeo 15y ago

    http://identi.ca/group