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by hierro 10y ago
I do remember using that tool to publish the very first aMule packages for Debian. I think it was called watchinstall.
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by hierro 11y ago
I don't think Xamarin has open sourced anything that they didn't have to. All tools developed exclusively by Xamarin are closed source (e.g. Xamarin build host, the Mono packager, Xamarin.Insights, Objective Sharpie, etc...).
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Show HN: Sleep Timer: Put your Mac to sleep with style(sleeptimerapp.com)
2 points by hierro 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: QuickBlocker a free and full featured ad blocker for iOS 9(quickblocker.com)
2 points by hierro 11y ago|0 comments
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by hierro 12y ago
As others have said, the article is full of bias an political propaganda. It doesn't belong on HN and this user should be banned because all he submits is pro-Catalonia propaganda. See https://news.ycombinator.com/submi
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Show HN: Gondola, a Django like web framework in Go(gondolaweb.com)
7 points by hierro 12y ago|0 comments
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by hierro 12y ago
It's free and available for both Windows and Mac and you can download it at http://subtitlesapp.com (disclaimer: I'm the developer).
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by hierro 12y ago
We're using an internally developed ORM in Go and it saves us a lot of time. Pros: - Less typing, which means less bugs. - Type-checked queries, although this is technically not part of the ORM. We have a custom tool which statically e
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by hierro 12y ago
You're right, the example does have a glaring bug - and I completely agree with you, examples should not include incorrect code. Just to clarify, maps can be read concurrently without locking as long as you're not writing to them.
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by hierro 12y ago
The tooling is excellent, but the author wasn't aware of it. In fact, the stdlib and the go.types repository provide almost anything required to write a front-end for a Go compiler.
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by hierro 12y ago
This is way more complicated that it needs to be. Use code.google.com/p/go.tools/go/types to process the AST and you'll get basically the same information that the compiler sees. With that you can generate the code
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by hierro 12y ago
Depends on the country. Most people in the eurozone use "10 €", not "€10". However, when adding SI prefixes most people would append the prefix to the amount, rather than prepending it to the unit e.g. "100k €"
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by hierro 13y ago
Try http://subtitlesapp.com , it downloads subtitles by looking at the movie hash, so it gets perfectly synced subs 99% of the time.
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by hierro 13y ago
Please, don't ever send money nor coins to these guys, they're scammers. M4v3R used to run http://bitmarket.eu and lost all the users' coins while running some sort of (according to his own words) "hedge fund
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by hierro 13y ago
Please, don't ever send money nor coins to these guys, they're scammers. M4v3R used to run http://bitmarket.eu and lost all the users' coins while running some sort of (according to his own words) "hedge fund
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by hierro 13y ago
We support hand written SQL queries, in fact we are using them because the ORM still does not have all the features like e.g. Django's ORM.
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by hierro 13y ago
I'll send a message to golang-nuts to announce it as soon as it gets released.
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by hierro 13y ago
We're about to release our Go web framework which, I think, implements all the features you're mentioning and a few more. We're aiming for a release in Q1, but getting everything cleaned up and writing good documentation is t
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by hierro 13y ago
I voiced my feedback before I left, several times in fact. Not that it stopped you from sending me emails asking why I was transferring the domains out.
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by hierro 13y ago
Not everyone is in US. See my comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7086631 . If you want to claim an expense for something you bought in a shop, you need to ask for an invoice at the time of the sale. In fact, eve
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by hierro 13y ago
In my experience, most US companies don't provide EU style invoices for everyone, but every single time I've asked for one, I got it, except for namecheap - and trust me, I asked multiple times. Receipts are useless in most EU cou
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by hierro 13y ago
Just a heads up if you're planning on using namecheap. I transferred a bunch of domains (around 70 or so) and they just refused to provide me with an invoice, so I couldn't deduct the expenses from my company's taxes. They wi
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Show HN: Automated tests, coverages and code quality for Go packages(codebot.io)
3 points by hierro 13y ago|0 comments
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by hierro 13y ago
I have to disagree with that. We've been using graphicsmagick via cgo on memecrunch.com (alexa 30K, 8K in US) for 9 months and we're serving around 500K images per day on a single server without any issues. In fact, I've just
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by hierro 13y ago
Go's image module is painfully slow, supports a limited set of formats and fails on lots of optimized images. I also have implemented this in Go, but using cgo and graphicksmagicks, which is way faster and decodes almost any image you
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Show HN: The most popular books on StackOverflow(moststacked.com)
5 points by hierro 13y ago|0 comments
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by hierro 13y ago
The only things that really bothers me about Go is how difficult is to contribute a patch (even when I'm listed as a contributor). First, you have to sign an agreement to give an unlimited license to Google to use your code as they see fit,
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by hierro 14y ago
Give Hackerful a try https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hackerful-ycombinators-hacke... . It's free and it supports voting as well as submitting comments and stories. Disclaimer: I'm the developer
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by hierro 14y ago
Seems to be up again for me (connecting from Europe).
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by hierro 14y ago
Shameless plug ahead. I checked all the HN clients for iOS (I think) and I didn't like any of them. Their designs are usually rough and they don't add much functionality to the site. That's why I started writing a better HN app and I'm docu

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