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milohoffman
8y ago
No, never heard of this option, definitely going to check it out - thanks!
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milohoffman
8y ago
My understanding is that just "using Realm Object Server" means using Realm Platform Self Hosted, which starts at $2000/year. The hosted Realm Platform starts at $30 month, but I've read you need to upgrade to a similar
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Ask HN: Best architecture for offline-first, cloud-synced mobile app?
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milohoffman
8y ago
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Show HN: Personalized, email-based “Wirecutter for anything”
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milohoffman
10y ago
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milohoffman
13y ago
I'm working on a very similar market for software development, where reward is granted based on completion of a unit test. Check it out at www.codetract.com
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milohoffman
13y ago
Fit Dishes only works for New York City and San Francisco right now, but we'll be expanding soon so stay tuned!
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milohoffman
13y ago
The search identifies venues with dishes that match your query and calorie criteria, and then sorts those venues based on distance, which is why McDonald's and Burger King will often show up first. Once we're able to support othe
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milohoffman
13y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Totally agree that calories != nutritional value. Farther out, the plan is to allow users to conduct structured searches along all dimensions of menu items - macro-nutrients, sodium, etc. Due to the limitations of
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Show HN: FitDishes - nutrition-oriented local search
(fitdishes.com)
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milohoffman
13y ago
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milohoffman
14y ago
Thanks for pointing this out! There was an issue with point total calculation that has been fixed, and all users' totals have been updated appropriately.
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milohoffman
14y ago
Thanks! Yes, paid contracts are coming soon :)
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milohoffman
14y ago
One thing on my "to-do" list is adding a test suite builder, that allows you to specify inputs and outputs and then generates the test code for you. That would allow people who can't code or just aren't familiar with the syntax of a partic
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Show HN: Codetract, software micro-contracting via unit testing
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14y ago
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milohoffman
14y ago
OOC, why do you say "as a software engineer, I know these queries won't work"? What is it about those queries that leads the engineer in you to believe they are hard (not to say that they aren't, it just seems to me that Google provides re