mduvall

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by mduvall 7y ago
Hi from Stripe! We are currently working on a new version of our Checkout product[0] and would love feedback. We are working on making the simplest drop-in integration to get up and running on Stripe, and we support Stripe Billing! Send me
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It Takes Time(mattduvall.com)
1 points by mduvall 13y ago|0 comments
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Kraken.js: Enterprise-grade Node.js web application framework(krakenjs.com)
66 points by mduvall 13y ago|20 comments
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The myth of maintainability(mattduvall.com)
3 points by mduvall 13y ago|1 comments
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by mduvall 13y ago
It's a great trend going forward to see companies becoming more open about the code they write, it helps get a third party perspective on what you're building. Balanced has done a good job at documenting and keeping their code cle
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Peeler.js: a magazine UX for the browser(github.com)
2 points by mduvall 13y ago|0 comments
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On Progressive Enhancement(bradfrostweb.com)
4 points by mduvall 13y ago|0 comments
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Grande.js: open source version of Medium's UI(github.com)
1 points by mduvall 13y ago|0 comments
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DRY is a rule of thumb(mattduvall.com)
1 points by mduvall 13y ago|0 comments
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Just use the defaults(mattduvall.com)
2 points by mduvall 13y ago|0 comments
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by mduvall 14y ago
I'm not sure '40% higher conversion rates' means anything pertinent. If it directly correlates to a company's revenue, this is fantastic. However, if it also contributes to a higher fraudulent payment rate (say we are funding loans, or perf
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by mduvall 14y ago
I'm lost - where in the post is the discrimination for being short, and not just having the proper credentials?
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by mduvall 14y ago
I agree here, squinting to read the barely legible text to be condescendingly met with some word that made me do a quick Google query...meh.
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by mduvall 14y ago
This price model will motivate the developers to create products that exactly tailor all the needs of their users, and the users could potentially (and probably will) save money buying a subset of the products they deem necessary. A flat fe
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Show HN: f.ilter.us [filtered Hacker News]
2 points by mduvall 15y ago|2 comments
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by mduvall 15y ago
The call to default _uuids API call generates random UUIds, however you could override the call in the _config to have a different algorithm field, one that potentially could call "utc_random" still while appending a timestamp in the string
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by mduvall 15y ago
I'm curious - would it be inefficient to use something that could efficiently compile Ruby into PHP such as Fructose, and then use HipHop for PHP from Facebook to compile the PHP into C++? So far I don't see a lot of tools that utilize the
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by mduvall 15y ago
His evidence from the author of Redis is not accurate - chronologically speaking Salvatore jumped to the other side of the fence to OS X more recently than two years ago on 8/27/2010. He stated in his interview for usesthis.com that: "In th
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by mduvall 15y ago
Etsy really has the potential to become a major player in the micro-vendor market if it can take design considerations seriously - it may be at the vanguard of the industry at the moment but without actual design consideration for the futur
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by mduvall 15y ago
Despite being "dirt cheap" for potential clients such as companies, I find the 30 cent barrier an awkward price point since people who will want the data are probably willing to pay more, and it definitely bars the casual developer from acc
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by mduvall 15y ago
Neat application - keep up the good work. A couple points of improvement are 1) after being redirected to the site, I couldn't really go back to where I came from (HN, in this case), 2) not to be overtly meticulous but I was wondering why t
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by mduvall 15y ago
Go to Applications > Utilities, right-click on Terminal.app and set 32-bit mode. Hope that helps!
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by mduvall 15y ago
Maybe ++ would be engineer-ish, but I think that "+1" gives a better connotation of contributing to a greater social whole rather than seeming like just another bookmarked page.
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by mduvall 16y ago
"I’ve gotten more job offers because of the stuff I’ve built than the schools I’ve attended." I feel like this may be true for many in progress students at middle to high tier universities - however once you have a degree from MIT/Stanford/
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by mduvall 16y ago
This is neat, I wish there was a screencast or something of the sort up to recap the major points of this application. Does anybody know from experience how flexible it is for recreating an environment close to your own on any *nix based sy
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by mduvall 16y ago
The idea is good, is the tagline 'social bookmarking for introverts' really motivating? It seems that at least in the 18-25 age range the word introvert has a stigma...
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by mduvall 16y ago
What about pirates and criminals at sea? (seriously.)
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by mduvall 16y ago
Everybody in college pretends to be not working hard as they like to admit, thus the advice that comes from colleagues along the lines of "don't do the homework, it's really a waste of time" when everybody is actually doing it, could screw
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by mduvall 16y ago
That is the biggest problem. Orwell's Ministry of Truth seems to be reality...
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by mduvall 16y ago
I currently attend Cal under the EECS department and have been doing research, it's been a mind-boggling experience for theory, application however has seemed quite dismal... :-\ It does help to stay productive though!

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