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lmirosevic
9y ago
Can anyone point out to me where the linker fits into the equation?
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lmirosevic
13y ago
Can I ask you why use graphite over SaaS based monitoring like scout, etc.? I'm genuinely curious. Is it just because it's free?
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Angular.js nested views, back button, proper history and deep linking.
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13y ago
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lmirosevic
13y ago
Yes. And because you know the questions to ask means you have too. And so since we both have it makes it OK.
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lmirosevic
13y ago
This is great. Thanks!
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lmirosevic
13y ago
I use pop a lot and its actually really easy and intuitive. Just my opinion.
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lmirosevic
13y ago
My first reaction was that this was a play by yahoo to get in on the newsreader market. There's been a lot of fanfare about google abandoning its RSS reader so obviously this is a big market, one to which Google doesn't think RSS is the ans
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lmirosevic
14y ago
I don't quite agree with your phrasing, but as an indie iOS dev on the app store since 2010, I sadly have to agree 100% with what you said. It is what it is. Some people might find it easier to swallow if instead of "cheating" you simply ca
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14y ago
I sympathise with you 100% from first hand experience as an iOS dev[1] on the ad front. As designers we want our products to be beautiful and "pure", and for every single user to love the experience of using our app. You have to remember th
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14y ago
John I just want to say thank you. Unfortunately text cannot quite convey how grateful I am for you making these videos but if I could tell you in person you would know. I developed a web app in Angular.js and find it a great framework to w
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14y ago
Sorry typo. 7M hits per day. It was tested with 250 concurrent users, and page load times consistently stayed below 300ms (measured end-to-end). Andrew is right, we set up three different apps and so each is free.
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14y ago
At Qard.at we used 3 Heroku dynos for: web server, mobile API, and our CMS. We used MongoLab for our MongoDB database. We also used Amazon S3 for static assets like CSS and images. The system was tested with Blitz.io and could scale to 7M h
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AWS re:Invent Live Stream
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14y ago
The $500 or so you need to buy your first computer is too much of an upfront investment for a lot of people in the world. And the time required to learn how to program, time you could be spending making money at a local job putting food on
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14y ago
"Go has garbage collection, only. [...] Day 1 design decision." http://talks.golang.org/2012/splash.slide#51 Can someone tell me why GC was the obvious choice as opposed to say automatic reference counting?
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14y ago
Apples and oranges. Hadoop is a framework for parallel batch processing of existing data, like server logs and sales statistics. Storm is a framework for processing streaming data in realtime, like Twitter's live stream of tweets.
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14y ago
Maybe the raw sound input is run through a band pass filter that attenuates all noise outside of the human vocal range. This would make the voice sound "bad" but it would actually make it clearer to understand, especially in noisy environme
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14y ago
It might be easier for you, and for lots of other HN readers too, but what about all the other people in the world? People who when they hear the word "code" think vertically scrolling green letters on the screen.
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14y ago
This is great, I love the feel of this and the value it creates (which I'd describe as "live structured conversations"). Here's some suggestions, keep in mind these are essentially my personal opinions: -Try putting some thought into making
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lmirosevic
14y ago
Nice to know there's some exciting stuff happening in my city for once.
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14y ago
That's awesome! You said it's a free app. What's your business model? Free+ads, In app purchase, freemium? And how do you market, do you use CPI/CPC networks?
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14y ago
Just wanted to say congratulations and keep doing what you're doing. I've found that there's nothing better in life than having a goal to believe in and then achieving that goal, in spite of all it's difficulties. It's one of few things tha
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14y ago
Really great talk. Thanks! You hear a lot of people talking about how to succeed more, faster, etc. but very few people seem to mention all the little side effects of being a die hard entrepreneur, or how to deal with them.