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by vailripper 5y ago
Yes, it has a link component that allows routing to other Retool apps or external pages.
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by vailripper 5y ago
Has it continued to outperform Wealthfront during the past couple of weeks, where the markets have been trending more downward? Curious if SoFi has a higher-risk 'high-risk' setting than Wealthfront, in which case you might expect
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by vailripper 5y ago
Similiar here - we had some older Zigbee / Z-Wave switches that were constantly breaking. Switched everything to Lutron, rock solid since then. The Pico remotes are incredible - we have some mounted in switchplates in places where we w
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by vailripper 5y ago
I've been a big Retool user lately, this looks like a pretty nice competitor! I like that you've got some workflow components in here. How are the applications stored internally? Is it possible to do Git-based versioning with apps
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by vailripper 5y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Salt Lake City, UT | Remote We're currently looking for senior US or Canada based freelancers: 1. Full Stack .NET Engineer Greenfield application for a major financial services company * 4+ years .NET experience, a
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by vailripper 6y ago
Suggest checking out Homemade Wanderlust on youtube ( https://www.youtube.com/c/HomemadeWanderlust ) She's done the triple crown (PCT, AT, CDT), Camino De Santiago and about a million other hikes. She provides grea
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by vailripper 6y ago
Had the same experience staying at a AirBnB in Vancouver. In that case it was a unit where (unbeknownst to me) the condo board had banned AirBnB, so we were instructed after booking to say we were 'visiting friends'.
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by vailripper 7y ago
Wanted to share a fun tool I just finished up as a means to learn some React! In my day job I'm a web developer, and decided to build a little tool for generating optimized cut lists from a list of parts! It's a PWA, integrates wi
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Show HN: Part Placer, an automatic cutlist generator(part-placer.com)
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by vailripper 7y ago
GraphQL actually makes a fantastic frontend for a microservices architecture. We have several GRPC services that drive a suite of applications, we wrap those in a graphql schema and we've now made consuming those services much easier w
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by vailripper 7y ago
You can get 'As-Builts' made, we did this recently in preparation for some remodel work - often people looking to break into home design will look to do them. I would check with home designers in your area and see if they have any
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by vailripper 7y ago
Sounds like Atlassians approach with Jira - "it supports markdown, except when it doesn't!"
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by vailripper 7y ago
There is actually a pilot program to allow full day preschools in WA. Our son goes to one of them, their class travels to parks outside of the school. More info here: https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/about/government-community&#
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by vailripper 7y ago
There is a lot of gear involved... our son wears long underwear, wool socks, proper rain jacket / pants...and we're in a relatively mild climate. I think that's one of the benefits though - it teaches kids that crap weather d
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by vailripper 7y ago
My son goes to one of these. We moved him out of another (indoor) preschool. He loves it - the kids seem to get along better, he's been more well behaved, and it seems to foster his creativity. That said, he's also older now! But
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by vailripper 8y ago
It's comparable to a highlander / pilot, which appears to be the main competition here.
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by vailripper 9y ago
I've found it depends on the bootcamp. There are a select few that do a good job and produce solid junior developers, but the VAST majority are trash and produce developers similar to what you describe.
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by vailripper 9y ago
100% agree. I would argue Big 0, or [insert abstract CS concept here] is drastically overrated in importance. We're much more interested in someones propensity to learn new skills and curiosity than we are in how closely they align wit
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by vailripper 9y ago
Absolutely, but I think it can also be said that it's a pretty messed up system where it requires that will to succeed to have success.
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by vailripper 9y ago
No kidding - I worked on a project for a large airline optimizing reserve levels for flight crews and it was pretty fascinating work. The complexity explodes once you scratch past the surface.
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by vailripper 9y ago
Lowes / HD have absolute trash for product - at the very least I recommend people source from their local building supplier.
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by vailripper 9y ago
Try to find a local mill - the product is MUCH higher quality and the prices are cheaper. http://www.woodfinder.com/ is a good source for finding one. Also keep an eye out on Craigslist in the materials section, you'll
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by vailripper 9y ago
At least up here in the PNW, grid-tied solar systems are actually required to shut down in the event of power grid failures (sending power back into "dead" lines is a good way to get people killed), so while I definitely would lik
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by vailripper 11y ago
We're using them for a client, and pretty much every client I've worked with lately is using them. I think they'll be just fine, it's still a good product.
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by vailripper 11y ago
Really? Have you tried using the Fogbugz wiki? I will take Confluence any day over that slow bloated POS.
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by vailripper 11y ago
We were on Fogbugz for many years, but eventually left to Jira because the Agile workflow is absolutely horrid. Micromanagers can screw anything up - you can invent some pretty insane workflows using the FogBugz workflow tool, if you want t
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by vailripper 11y ago
SurgeForward | Seattle | REMOTE Surge is a software consulting firm providing primarily Node.JS, .NET, and PHP SPA development services, and iOS and Android development on the mobile side. We're looking for smart, self-motivated, exper
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by vailripper 11y ago
SurgeForward | Seattle | REMOTE Surge is a software consulting firm providing primarily Node.JS, .NET, and PHP SPA development services, and iOS and Android development on the mobile side. We're looking for smart, self-motivated, exper
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by vailripper 11y ago
SurgeForward | Seattle | REMOTE Surge is a software consulting firm providing primarily Node.JS, .NET, and PHP SPA development services, and iOS and Android development on the mobile side. We're looking for smart, self-motivated, exper
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by vailripper 11y ago
Matthias is fantastic at engineering things and then building them out of wood, but I consider it very different than true woodworking. To me, the level of craft of someone like Sam Maloof is on an entirely different level.

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