jeffbcross

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by jeffbcross 3mo ago
lukekarrys, how long would it take you to build this?
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Show HN: Polygraph – Let AI agents see cross repo and maintain session memory(trypolygraph.com)
10 points by jeffbcross 3mo ago|0 comments
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With $8.6M in seed funding, Nx wants to take monorepos mainstream(techcrunch.com)
9 points by jeffbcross 4y ago|0 comments
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
What do you have against TODO-lists? IMHO the world needs more varieties of task management tools. Actually, the example apps don't really do the platform justice. We (at deployd) use it in consulting projects for building big APIs with com
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
(I work at deployd) Yes, it's perfect for prototyping. We use it extensively for prototyping on projects where the ultimate API has to be supported in another stack. Saves tons of time compared to developing the API as you go in Java or the
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
We're working on updated content for the site, and details about the underlying stack and requirements for self-hosting will be more prominent.
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
The site's up now.
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
(I work at deployd) Yes, the cycle is funny. We don't usually focus on the GUI when talking about deployd; someone outside the company posted with this headline. Open source was a no-brainer for us. There are some other key concepts that ma
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
You can, it's open source. The environment just needs to support Node and Mongo.
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
We made it open source so anyone can run it anywhere. We and others have deployed it to EC2, Heroku, Joyent, Azure, Koding, and I'm sure some others.
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
With MongoDB, there's a concept called Sharding, that divides a collection based on a property in the collection the developer selects. http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Sharding+Introduction Each shard can be either a single node, or c
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
Not an untypical predicament you're in. Best advice is to minimize features and release something to someone asap. That takes a lot of discipline to do, but starting simple and iterating has lots of benefits. Just a few: 1. Instant feedback
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
Yeah, androids can endure the lengthy flights without getting bored...unless we make them too human-like.
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
This is probably your best bet https://twitter.com/#!/nReduce
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
I know... get the timezones right, people; it's not rocket science!
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
There are some nice new tools emerging to solve this problem, but don't force front end devs into an entirely new platform. One of my projects is an open source server ( https://github.com/deployd/deployd ) that's totally un-opinionated on
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
I was thinking Apple had this technology patented...maybe they have a licensing agreement that requires use of App Store.
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
If it's any consolation, Chord Buddy was my first thought :).
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by jeffbcross 14y ago
Is it open source? If so, I'd love to check it out. We've been working on an open source server for JavaScript developers, that has some of the modularity of Wordpress: https://github.com/deployd/deployd