JBerlinsky

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by JBerlinsky 11y ago
Relevant: http://www.citylab.com/politics/2013/09/two-words-olympics-i...
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by JBerlinsky 12y ago
Should be working now
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by JBerlinsky 12y ago
The general idea is that the graph is of your inbox size, so a reduction in quantity (decreasing slope) would represent a "better" inbox situation. How might you suggest providing that context while keeping the ensuing image light
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by JBerlinsky 12y ago
Unfortunately, Google doesn't make it possible to get a count of your inbox size, as far as I know, without requesting full permissions :(
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by JBerlinsky 12y ago
Should be working now
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by JBerlinsky 12y ago
A preview is now available on the home screen; thanks for the feedback!
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Show HN: Sparkline.email – a quick graph of your email inbox size(sparkline.email)
3 points by JBerlinsky 12y ago|11 comments
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by JBerlinsky 13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCERS - Ann Arbor, Michigan; New York Metro Area; Israel or Remote We are a small Rails-oriented web development consultancy, specializing in building and maintaining MVPs for small companies. Shoot an email my way to discuss:
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by JBerlinsky 14y ago
Pull request is in: https://github.com/ajacksified/song-of-github/pull/8
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by JBerlinsky 14y ago
Have you seen SmartyPig? http://www.smartypig.com
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by JBerlinsky 15y ago
Agreed. In my projects that have scaled, we've built a Sinatra API for internal use, and had a front-end (Rails, now moving to Backbone.js) query that API.
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by JBerlinsky 15y ago
RabbitMQ (or any AMQP broker) sounds like it would do the job, since it sounds like you need to send very little data (a URL) to the background worker. I believe that there are some good AMQP/Rabbit gems for Ruby, but I'm a little dated on
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by JBerlinsky 15y ago
Anywhere, USA. Intern/Remote/We'll-work-it-out. CommonPlace USA is looking for people to fill two opporunities: * A front-end web developer to work with our existing RoR tech stack * A back-end developer to hack on our tech stack. The stack
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by JBerlinsky 15y ago
We're CommonPlace USA, of Anytown, USA -- Massachusetts more than anything, but we're mostly distributed. We are building a web platform that will help save civic America from the decentralization of modern communication. We are looking for
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by JBerlinsky 15y ago
Shoot me an email when you get the chance (in profile). I started young, too, and while I'm certainly not "prodigy-aged" at this point, I rather enjoy conversing about being a young programmer :)
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by JBerlinsky 15y ago
I'm working on a rather large and (in my opinion) unwieldy C#-based project right now that....well....tries. However, when your stack is at a point where a Google Wiki isn't enough to document it adequately, there's an underlying problem, n
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by JBerlinsky 15y ago
I feel like we've talked...your name seems familiar. If you're still looking for someone next term, hit me up (I'm otherwise occupied this summer).
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
The same thing is happening with Boingo.
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
This is actually really cool and would help me quite a bit with my current project; mind shooting me an e-mail as well (in profile)?
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
Were you one of the Trippy guys? Really liked your application. I was one of the two Night Scheduler developers.
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
Cool! I dunno if we'll be able to make it out again (we were the Night Scheduler guys), but I'll definitely see what I can do. Really? There were a couple that I could see that being a possibility with (the Etsy/Flickr guys), but I didn't e
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
I actually feel like your event (NYTimes Hackday in December) was pretty good along those lines; I didn't get the feeling that any of the applications had a significant amount of pre-writing code-wise.
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
Were you at the NYTimes Open Hackday? My teammate and I flew in from Michigan (to be fair, I'm originally from the Tri-State area) to participate, and we damn well weren't just there for networking. That having been said, the networking is
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
As a college student myself, I know the deal. I have a networked four-in-one (networking optional, but very convenient if you can get it to work) Brother printer and an Evernote Pro account ($50 a year or so, or you can roll your own soluti
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
If you are on a Mac, I would look into Adium [1]. It provides the multi-service functionality that you're looking for, which is probably the hardest part of the entire operation. Persistent logging and the ability to synchronize your edits
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
Nice work. I really enjoyed this presentation the other night.
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Ask HN: Pre-Release Linkage
2 points by JBerlinsky 16y ago|0 comments
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
Should I reference you in an application?
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
Coming from a current college student who spent his entire high school career doing this: it is very possible, but it isn't about your skills. It's about who you know. I was very lucky. When I was 14, I ran into a very nice person, Mike, fr
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by JBerlinsky 16y ago
Did you interview for the software engineering position, or a general web development one?

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