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Hyper: a reactive server side rendered web framework for Clojure(github.com)
3 points by rschmukler 7mo ago|1 comments
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by rschmukler 7mo ago
Today we are open sourcing Hyper. It's built on the ideas presented in From Tomorrow Back to Yesterday and Anders Murphy’s demos. It's early days so expect things to evolve but we welcome contributions and ideas from the community
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by rschmukler 8y ago
Urbint | New York, NY | ONSITE | https://urbint.com Urbint engineering is building a cutting-edge data ingestion and machine learning pipeline for exposing the hidden intelligence within urban data. We're looking for Senior
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Cortex – Coding Assistant for Elixir(github.com)
4 points by rschmukler 9y ago|0 comments
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How to be a tech super hero(russmatney.com)
1 points by rschmukler 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Git-today - Fun facts about your code slinging(github.com)
2 points by rschmukler 13y ago|0 comments
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by rschmukler 13y ago
In my mind there are a few reasons, but indeed it could definitely be implemented with a flat file. Sometimes you aren't guaranteed write-access to a file on the system, especially if you're using a PAAS like Heroku. That also com
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by rschmukler 13y ago
I haven't tested on a laptop be honest. Interesting point. What is atrun? I'll do some research and see if I can do anything about it... For reference node idles at about 3% CPU on my dev-box.
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by rschmukler 13y ago
Very cool. How robust is the english parsing? For example, would it understand something like "The first wednesday of every month"? Either way I will definitely check it out.
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by rschmukler 13y ago
See above for Mongo vs Redis. As for "feature completeness", this is a pretty feature complete job scheduling library. It leaves the writing of a Web interface to someone else, but for scheduling jobs it gets the job done. (Haha,
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by rschmukler 13y ago
The choice of Mongo vs Redis was intentional. Without configuration Redis doesn't guarantee persistence as well as Mongo. Since Redis is often used for non-critical data such as sessions I didn't want to enforce sacrificing perfor
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by rschmukler 13y ago
So if you reboot the server, you just need to make sure that you call agenda.start() again. This will start the job processor which looks for jobs that have come due in the database and process them. agenda.every('3 minutes', &#x2
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Show HN: Lightweight job scheduling for Node.js(github.com)
37 points by rschmukler 13y ago|15 comments
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Show HN: Human Readable Intervals for Node.js(github.com)
1 points by rschmukler 13y ago|0 comments
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Writing a Library for Building Mongo Aggregations
2 points by rschmukler 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you verify the identity of your users?
9 points by rschmukler 14y ago|13 comments
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by rschmukler 14y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by rschmukler 14y ago
Sorry for the delay, highly recommend using backbone-rails [1]. Reading the docs for Backbone and then the source for the adapters in that gem was really helpful. Ryan Bates also does a screen cast on it, but it costs money [2]. Nonetheless
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by rschmukler 14y ago
Check out my site: http://goodmate.co We do similar things and you might find some inspiration or things you'd like to build into yours. PS. I also did mine for getting familiar with some new web techniques (Backbone + Rails in this case)
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by rschmukler 14y ago
"Smashing the stack for fun and profit" is absolutely a great introduction to the classic buffer overflow attack. It is also the foundation on which tons of exploits are built on: http://insecure.org/stf/smashstack.html Once you've read t
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by rschmukler 15y ago
Thanks for the praise!
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by rschmukler 15y ago
I appreciate the feedback! We are still playing with the idea of how viable this is as an actual business. For me this gave me an opportunity to escape from the more standard tasks of freelance development and a chance to implement all the
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by rschmukler 15y ago
One thing we are looking into is building a sort of roommate resume. We have data on how much you borrow from friends, how long you take to pay back, how often you do and don't do your chores, etc... I find as I am transitioning out of coll
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by rschmukler 15y ago
Good idea. Will add something to the home page.
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by rschmukler 15y ago
fantastic idea. I'll work on something just like that!
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by rschmukler 15y ago
Thanks, it's mostly Twitter bootstrap based. We definitely think that this application gets way more useful as a house has more roommates. The problem with letting you browse around before inviting is that all of the tasks require some othe
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by rschmukler 15y ago
We never post to your wall :) We should make that clear though, thanks for the tip!
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by rschmukler 15y ago
Yeah, the facebook authentication is kind of a double edged sword. We want it because it will make it easy for users to invite their roommates, and more importantly, it allows us to have the concept of an "identity" to tie actions to. Going
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by rschmukler 15y ago
Would love any and all feedback. Ideas, features, UX problems. Whatever you guys have I'd love to hear!
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Show HN: My Start-up for managing roommates(goodmate.co)
18 points by rschmukler 15y ago|28 comments

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