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Show HN: Macros with a Behringer FCB1010 MIDI Pedalboard in macOS(github.com)
84 points by fretlessjazz 2d ago|21 comments
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Show HN: Language Operator – Kubernetes operator for managing agents at scale(github.com)
4 points by fretlessjazz 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: An experimental DAW for composing music with JavaScript(harmonicon.studio)
20 points by fretlessjazz 5y ago|0 comments
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by fretlessjazz 11y ago
Hey there-- James from Dasheroo here. We're looking into the iOS scrolling issues on our homepage; sorry for the inconvenience!
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Reinhart-Rogoff Response to Critique(blogs.wsj.com)
55 points by fretlessjazz 13y ago|14 comments
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by fretlessjazz 15y ago
It's pretty smart, actually. They don't want to ruin their SEO.
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Using strace and lsof to track down process hangs(mharrytemp.blogspot.com)
6 points by fretlessjazz 15y ago|0 comments
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
I run Rails and became tired of seeing 404s to standard ASP or PHP software (such as phpmyadmin), so I added this to our Apache conf: RewriteRule \.(asp|aspx|php|jsp)$ - [F,L,NC] RewriteRule (w00tw00t) - [F,L,NC] RewriteRule (phpmyadmin) -
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Austin startup here as well. I actually moved from San Francisco to Austin to launch http://www.ideaffect.com . Also, hey Jason! Still owe you a beer sometime.
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
My first customer came from my own personal network as well. The first customer that did _not_ come from my personal network was a result of posting to app directories such as feedmyapp.com and the like. The best advice I can give on signin
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
I'm not a design genius-- but when I saw Gap's new logo I think I knew what they were going for, and imho I doubt it was created haphazardly. The new logo is exemplary of the transition of "best practice" design principles from print to el
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
2 days late; not sure if you'll still get a chance to read this. But, I'll bite. As someone who's hired (good and bad) engineers in both UI/UX and back-end disciplines, my first impression of it was "Yeah, it's not pretty, but he does not
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Many engineers are not designers, and should not be judged as such. Constructive criticism is more helpful here than lambasting them for not adhering to your personal standards of UX.
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Everyone who tried to convince me that (vim|emacs) is better than (vim|emacs) was wrong
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
CKEditor and TinyMCE have solved a very difficult problem in extremely elegant ways; their developers deserve more respect than wishing their projects death.
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
A big problem is that contentEditable has never been part of an official spec until now (HTML5). My fingers are crossed that we'll see some improvements over the next few years.
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Without estimating the traffic of the author's site, I still find his argument valid. I've employed many of the tactics he describes and have achieved >15 M/s of dynamic content through MySQL. Not Facebook, but it was fast and scalable
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
I suggest focusing on something that many (web) programmers don't have, don't think about enough, and are paid a heck of a lot more if they do: How are your design skills? Edit: by design I mean aesthetics and user experience
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Maybe this is why my wife hates the fact that I snore like a table saw?
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Fortune 100 Companies' Social Media Savvy (Stats)(huffingtonpost.com)
1 points by fretlessjazz 16y ago|0 comments
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
The recording geek in me absolutely loves that you've managed to insert XLR into a company name. Well done!
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Thanks for the comments. My competitors (uservoice.com, ideascale.com, and a few others) charge a similar base fee, but they both have a tier-based pricing structure. I'm shooting for more of an a-la-carte model that lets my customers choo
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Gah! Sorry about that; fixing now.
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Please review my startup(ideaffect.com)
15 points by fretlessjazz 16y ago|26 comments
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
=~ s/y/sp/ ...does anyone else have a tough time getting past that?
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
My company still uses Sybase. Wish we didn't, but our stored procs are so complex that switching vendors would be very expensive.
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Satisfy the Cat, a.k.a. User-Centered Design(youtube.com)
2 points by fretlessjazz 16y ago|0 comments
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Possibly, but Google Docs doesn't write in HTML anymore. Advanced positioning and stuff like tab stops don't translate easily into CSS, so even if they _did_ open source the editor, the final HTML will look different than what it did in th
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
As somebody who has dealt with ActiveResource in a production environment, thank-you! My company noticed an absolutely whopping performance boost when we dropped XML in favor of JSON for a transport format, fwiw. Ruby has quite possibly th
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by fretlessjazz 16y ago
From cnbc.com: Trading Error at Major Firm Blamed for Market Plunge: Sources (Story Developing)

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