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by gchp 1mo ago
Cool! How much does this setup cost you, roughly?
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by gchp 7y ago
Came here to write almost exactly this! I've been thinking for a while now about building a system like this. There is one particular set of traffic lights on my commute which causes 45-60 minute delays at peak times. I've wondere
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by gchp 8y ago
An open source alternative I've used in the past is Askbot: https://askbot.com/ It's built on Django, and covers all of the standard Q&A features that I've needed to use.
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by gchp 8y ago
I did not realise GCC supported Go until reading these release notes. What advantage/reason would I have for using GCC over the standard Go compiler?
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by gchp 8y ago
Link to the release notes: https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-8/changes.html
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Knowing your rhythms(chriskrycho.com)
1 points by gchp 9y ago|0 comments
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by gchp 9y ago
While I also find the surge of electron-based application somewhat amusing, you can't deny that it has made it easier for more developers to develop cross-platform applications without having to develop and manage several codebases wit
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by gchp 9y ago
IThat's cool, didn't realise it was the same author. I understand. The other side of that coin though I guess is that knowing this might give some more confidence in using diesel. ActiveRecord was the first ORM I used, and knowing
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by gchp 9y ago
> even though it's authored by the maintainer of one of the most massively popular ORMs ever Just curious, what ORM is that?
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Ask HN: What software/services/apps to you use for stock market trading?
7 points by gchp 10y ago|2 comments
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by gchp 10y ago
Yeah I think at the start there is a lot of value in just starting, perhaps without even finishing. It's that stage of just getting over the first hurdle and getting into it. That's fine for a while but then as you say you get to
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by gchp 10y ago
Totally agree. What I've found too is that once you actually start and get /something/ down on the page (or whatever the medium) you actually find yourself getting into a bit of a productivity flow. It might start off bad, bu
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by gchp 10y ago
> What's your advice for indie hackers who are just starting out? > Honestly my single piece of advice would probably be to stop looking for so much advice. Shut the fuck up and go and build something. I like this. I see a lot of
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by gchp 10y ago
Haven't they always been charging for snapshots? My understanding is that this is a change to pricing, not introduction of charges. I seem to remember something like and additional $1 per month on the smallest VM.
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by gchp 10y ago
Yeah! I was surprised by the amount. When I read things now about compiler speed, I'm looking through a different lens now that I have an idea of the sheer amount of work it's doing. Pretty impressive.
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by gchp 10y ago
> I'm curious how someone made this outlandish claim sound plausible. From the article: > Soviet television had, up to that point, been regarded by its audience as conservative in style and content. As a result, a large number of
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Contributing to the Rust compiler (a short guide)(gregchapple.com)
3 points by gchp 11y ago|0 comments
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by gchp 11y ago
I don't disagree, but curious - is Santa Claus considered religion?
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by gchp 11y ago
Before reading your comment I still thought it said Sicily. My brain just assumed that was what it said
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by gchp 11y ago
This is great! Something I'd love to see is an overview of what parts of the source tree are responsible for what. As a new contributor to projects, that's the part I find takes the longest. Figuring out what modules do the things
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by gchp 11y ago
Cool, looks nice! Not related to the app, but the website. The main text above the app store buttons is really difficult to read, the contrast is quite low. Perhaps darken the text a little?
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by gchp 11y ago
Nice work!
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by gchp 11y ago
Well, shit. Finally I feel justified for never (read: rarely) using the "Save password", feature in my web browser. Does anyone know if Apple have done anything towards resolving this in the 6 month window they requested? Slightly
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by gchp 11y ago
I used to love the X1, but recently Dell's XPS 13 developer edition as been centre of my attention Relatively similar specs, great screen, and less expensive! http://www.dell.com/ie/business/p/xps-13-linu
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by gchp 11y ago
I read this as "finally released" :D
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by gchp 12y ago
Do you have syntax highlighting on? I've seen huge speed-ups with large files when the editor doesn't have to try parse & highlight everything. I agree that its annoying though. I've started writing my own text editor, an
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by gchp 12y ago
This is an example of someone really mis-using the power of the microphone. I think antirez summed up quite well: > Technical leadership is a reward for the work you are capable to do, is not asked at conferences If this was something Ma
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by gchp 12y ago
Perhaps due to the context of this link, I read "Apple" as "Apollo"
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by gchp 12y ago
My background is primarily web development, however I've been writing a text editor in rust for a few months now. Prior to that, I had never written any software outside of the web. Honestly, its not such a big change once you get into
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by gchp 12y ago
Right, here goes... - ability to handle large files without freezing or without a noticible drop in performance - make all aspects of the editor scriptable. Emacs does this well, but I really don't like elisp. It will also be possible

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