AlexeyMK

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Ergonomics for Digital Nomads: Working on the Road Without Killing Yourself(toptal.com)
2 points by AlexeyMK 11y ago|0 comments
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by AlexeyMK 11y ago
Took me a second to realize this wasn't real. > Ask HN: Free for free for MeteorJS and open (codeguide.co.uk) ...too close to the truth, damn.
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Oh, the places you'll go with Hackers(techcrunch.com)
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Meet the entrepreneurs jetting off on co-working holidays(theguardian.com)
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
A little confused. The author is arguing _against_ JSON in URLs, right? The piece starts as a list of complaints about hacky query parameter encoding, and has the feel of one of those "aren't these things annoying... but here&#x27
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Livestream from Hackcon, the hackathon organizers' conference(new.livestream.com)
1 points by AlexeyMK 12y ago|0 comments
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
Howdy! HackerParadise organizer here. Shameless plug: we're doing a trip with 4 weeks each in Da Nang, Vietnam, Bali and Chiang Mai, Thailand starting February 15th and still have a few spots left. If you're thinking of trying ou
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
A friend and I have been skiworking in Austria over the past week, actually. We'll ski from ~10 to 12:30 then hit up a cabin at the top with good Wi-Fi, have lunch and work until ~3PM, ski until 4 or so, then go back to the hotel and
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Why move your startup to Cebu City, Philippines?(hackerparadise.org)
4 points by AlexeyMK 12y ago|0 comments
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The Surf Office and Hacker Paradise: Re-inventing the Office Experience(medium.com)
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Show HN: Gopher Gala – The First Distributed Hackathon for Go(gophergala.com)
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Travel the world with an awesome group of hackers and designers(hackerparadise.org)
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Launching a Mac app in 32 languages for less than $250(hackerparadise.org)
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A Hackday in Paradise(hackerparadise.org)
8 points by AlexeyMK 12y ago|1 comments
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
[campusdata.org member here] - if you're working on something similar at your school and want to join forces, join the mailing list is at campusdata.org.
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
Thank you! Any ideas for whom a reputable, neutral third party might be, that would be interested in an experiment like ours?
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
Fair enough. For us, the thing we are trying to 'do well' is to build the sort of community that we'd enjoy living in while we work on our various projects. Perhaps it's a point of personal preference, but we enjoy livin
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
To answer specifically for Hacker Paradise, "who gets to enforce the code of conduct" is something we have been discussing internally. Casey and I are very much hoping to be part of the group, and as such we are in a somewhat bia
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
Do you mind going into a bit more depth here? The GFW was pretty useful re: the references it pointed us too. What makes it unreliable? (genuinely curious, clearly still learning here)
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47% of applications for our Hacker Retreat were women. Here is how we did it(medium.com)
76 points by AlexeyMK 12y ago|97 comments
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
Yes! In particular, Harvest for Mac: http://www.getharvest.com/mac . Killer features: - Start/stop timing in one-click or keyboard shortcut - See exact time in menu bar: https://www.dropbox.com/s/d5
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
Next time I have a long flight, I can now go through Project Euler and stop when I'm right. Having solutions is nice to have. One interesting potential mode would be to (as suggested below) encrypt the solutions and switch --verify to
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
Thanks! I will.
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by AlexeyMK 12y ago
On that note, I'll be in Tallinn for September and October 2014 as part of world travels. Any recommendations from locals or past travellers? I'm at http://about.alexeymk.com
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Talks from Hackcon, the first Hackathon Organizers' Conference(mlh.io)
31 points by AlexeyMK 13y ago|6 comments
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Who sponsors hackathons, and why? Hackonomics 101(medium.com)
8 points by AlexeyMK 13y ago|0 comments
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by AlexeyMK 13y ago
Thanks! Yeah, it's always tough. FWIW, Drew Houston is pretty cool too.
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by AlexeyMK 13y ago
Houston doesn't currently handle that natively, but it just so happens I wrote a script that handles migrating (or at least downloading) for you recently. See https://github.com/AlexeyMK/meteor-download
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by AlexeyMK 13y ago
Looking forward to it. My email is on my profile
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by AlexeyMK 13y ago
We've been working on Houston since originally building it for the Meteor hackathon this summer, and it's starting to be fairly robust and presentable. Would love more Meteor hackers to try it out in their projects and send feedba

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