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Facing My Shortcomings – Legacy Project Retrospection(stravid.com)
1 points by stravid 7y ago|0 comments
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by stravid 9y ago
You are right and in that case you should also have a process in place to delete the PII from the additional sheets of paper. I'm inclined to keep PII out of logs in the first place but am unsure how to proceed. Either just don't
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by stravid 9y ago
> Under the terms of the GDPR, user benefit is not required. I can log any PII I'd like as long as the user's given consent for it to sit in that log, or for it to be used in some process that reads from that log. Read my comme
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by stravid 9y ago
> * I (like most companies) have a variety of unstructured and/or immutable logs. I can't just DROP FROM table WHERE. Is it acceptable to delete this data by waiting a few days for a retention period to expire, or do I have to
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Loosely Coupled Push Updates – How Rails 5 Action Cable Could Be Better(strauss.io)
2 points by stravid 11y ago|0 comments
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by stravid 11y ago
Re: International text input: I only use keyboards with the english international layout although I'm from Austria and the german layout would be the natural one. Therefore the keyboard layout in the OS is also set to english internati
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Show HN: Hardware pomodoro timer reporting to an API for tracking pomodori(stravid.com)
3 points by stravid 12y ago|0 comments
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by stravid 12y ago
easydrum[1] is a similar student project dedicated to drums. As far as I know it uses MIDI and the flash plugin to connect to electronic drums. [1] http://easydrum.binsofrei.at/
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Building an Ember.js Production Application with Ember CLI(edgycircle.com)
2 points by stravid 12y ago|0 comments
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by stravid 13y ago
There is a notice at the top with a GitHub link. https://github.com/MathiasPaumgarten/hair
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by stravid 13y ago
Can I use it on an iPad? For non phone app prototypes an iPhone screen seems rather small.
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by stravid 14y ago
Canvas is not the only option. I'm currently developing a racing game where you can build your own race track in HTML5 with my colleagues for our final university project and we don't use canvas at all. The whole game is built upon SVG, CSS
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by stravid 14y ago
There is a difference between taking an idea and a design. Put the versions next to each other and tell me they don't look like the same.
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by stravid 14y ago
If you look at both versions it should be clear what I mean with rip-off. I don't care if you implement the "ideas panel" or whatever yourself. But if I you take the design and make your version look the same, then it's a rip-off. Yes, you
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by stravid 14y ago
Copying my comment from dcurtis thread: You say "In fact, it goes against the very ethos of Hacker News.", do you think your action aligns with the "ethos of Hacker News"? Do you think it's okay to rip-off something just because you think i
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by stravid 14y ago
You say "In fact, it goes against the very ethos of Hacker News.", do you think your action aligns with the "ethos of Hacker News"? Do you think it's okay to rip-off something just because you think it shouldn't be invite only?
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Custom Jasmine Matchers for Ember Classes(nerdkitchen.org)
1 points by stravid 15y ago|0 comments
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by stravid 15y ago
It's fast and works. Since discovering it two years ago I still haven't found a reason to switch.
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by stravid 15y ago
I guess this is what you were looking for: http://basecamp.com/transition-steps
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Convenient Ruby on Rails Development with Pow(nerdkitchen.org)
5 points by stravid 15y ago|1 comments
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CoffeeScript Style Guide(nerdkitchen.org)
4 points by stravid 15y ago|0 comments
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by stravid 15y ago
Thank you very much! I love the fact that the code is on GitHub. Do you plan adding features or should I make a fork for things like: # hours browsed per day history Anyway, thanks again!
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by stravid 15y ago
The Vintage package (vi editing for Sublime Text 2) is now also on GitHub: https://github.com/sublimehq/Vintage
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by stravid 15y ago
I added an example graph. Thanks for pointing out!
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by stravid 15y ago
Currently there are only time based statistics like commits per day! I really like your idea. There would be no need for an account on the user side so they could try it out right away!
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by stravid 15y ago
No repo/branch data is tracked. But the time when the commit happened is saved. So it's possible to break it down to year/week/day/hour. You can set your timezone in the settings to get correct times. Currently a commits per day graph is av
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by stravid 15y ago
After one of my articles ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2965626 ) got on HN, I built this little website with a friend. It's very simple and only tracks the commit count with the help of Git hooks. Looking forward to any comments!
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Show HN: Track your Git commit statistics(hulkort.herokuapp.com)
18 points by stravid 15y ago|8 comments
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by stravid 15y ago
That's true. A big advantage of this solution over, let's say a self written post-commit hook, is the past. It doesn't matter when you start collecting this data, thanks to Git you will have data about yourself from the past. With a post-co
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by stravid 15y ago
That's a perfectly fine solution, but not exactly what I want. With this solution I would have to keep a list of repositories up to date. And in order to update my data I would always need to clone every repository, run the command and put

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