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by AhtiK 14y ago
From this I start thinking that folders will be eventually just replaced with labels but labels should become nested. Leaving terminology aside nested label becomes just a folder that can be assigned to multiple nodes. Which in Linux filesy
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by AhtiK 14y ago
Pretty much ANY online service that provides sync has decided not to use private keys. The same goes also with tasklist apps. They are either only web-based (and obviously readable at the server) or use the sync without encryption to provid
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by AhtiK 14y ago
I guess it also somewhat resembles with GMail not having tree threads.
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Ask HN: What is wrong with folders?
3 points by AhtiK 14y ago|7 comments
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by AhtiK 15y ago
Being licensed as GPL2 ( https://github.com/meteor/meteor/blob/master/LICENSE.txt ) isn't this a risk when using it for any commercial purpose?
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The Power of Static Web(ahtik.com)
4 points by AhtiK 15y ago|0 comments
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by AhtiK 15y ago
If you know that you are very likely going to launch and have a way to communicate the pitch - open up for a beta signup. Launch as soon as user can experience the pitch message. The time between these two is unknown and I guess would make
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Desktop is alive(ahtik.com)
4 points by AhtiK 15y ago|0 comments
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by AhtiK 15y ago
Is ACTA potentially affecting desktop applications that are storing encrypted information to the cloud using private-public keypair? Private key would be available only locally. From ACTA it's not clear for me if desktop app provider should
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Google, Samsung unveil Ice Cream Sandwich-powered Galaxy Nexus(news.cnet.com)
86 points by AhtiK 15y ago|130 comments
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by AhtiK 15y ago
Ah yes, it's the same. I guess the prices have dropped, it was bought almost two years ago. By the way, gaming mouse usually requires a good mouse pad in order to have the effect. Razer has a good selection, maybe others as well.
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by AhtiK 15y ago
Interesting that the mouse is considered as something as "up to $70". After you get used to high-dpi gaming mouse you can't even work properly with <$100 models. Just like moving to SSD felt like a revolution, for me moving up to a gami
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Show HN: Interviewing devs made easy(codeinterview.me)
66 points by AhtiK 15y ago|40 comments
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by AhtiK 16y ago
For some background on Hudson vs Oracle there's a related HN post from yesterday, http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2144285
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by AhtiK 16y ago
Yes, sorry for being too java-centric. This latest development from the last 24 hours confirms the strategy Oracle pursues for a few unfortunate OSS communities, Hudson in this case. There are good examples where Oracle has a great relation
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Oracle retains the Hudson name and IP, community considers fork/rename(groups.google.com)
10 points by AhtiK 16y ago|2 comments
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by AhtiK 16y ago
I discovered that environment where you write is important to give the initial kick to start writing. For example plain paper (or moleskine ;) works great but notepad is very bad due to the typography and risk of easily loosing content with
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Breaking it into smaller pieces - still works(timegt.com)
3 points by AhtiK 16y ago|1 comments
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by AhtiK 16y ago
Somewhat soft article with not too much new ideas but interesting reading afterall. The main lesson for Nokia should be to ditch the OS and software business. It's easy to realize that they DO have a nice hardware offering, something that p
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How Multitasking Kills Productivity(timegt.com)
5 points by AhtiK 16y ago|0 comments
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by AhtiK 17y ago
imho it's a good example of the truth that things bite you from places you least expect :)
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TimeGT got beaten up too easily with Goole Apps 500 emails per day send limit(timegt.com)
4 points by AhtiK 17y ago|1 comments
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by AhtiK 17y ago
TimeGT has been live for about one week now and paying subscription is something user probably wants after spending some time with TimeGT. So it's probably too early to say anything about viability. As of today we have more than 150 signed
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by AhtiK 17y ago
It's my little startup trying to make a difference :)
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TimeGT Task Management GTD App Review @ ArcticStartup(arcticstartup.com)
18 points by AhtiK 17y ago|4 comments
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by AhtiK 17y ago
I'm somewhat biased being one of the TimeGT ( http://timegt.com ) developers but after we finished it to a point that we were not that embarrassed to publish it -- it has saved us time and made life much more productive.
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by AhtiK 17y ago
Good overall look. But IMHO 4 screenshots at the front-page do not provide enough detail. It took more than a minute to figure out that those 4 thumbnails are meant to be clicked. I think I also liked the site design that was up ~1mo ago. P
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by AhtiK 17y ago
Thanks! Corrected web -- it should have been "Includes 15 day trial". it's 4.95 but first 15 days are free and can be canceled -- no strings attached.
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by AhtiK 17y ago
This is a valid point -- yet we needed this to fulfill one of our primary goals -- respect privacy by not trusting servers. TimeGT is generating a private/public keypair for users and information/dataset-changes at server are encrypted with
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New Life and Task Manager(timegt.com)
10 points by AhtiK 17y ago|15 comments

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