Skywing

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by Skywing 14y ago
Now I need to ask, what's blocking about Mongo's license?
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by Skywing 14y ago
Had been meaning to write something like this for awhile. Finally found some time to knock it out. I didn't really want to use any of the numerous shady web apps for this.
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Command-line tool for checking who has unfollowed you on Twitter(ryancole.github.com)
1 points by Skywing 14y ago|1 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
Nope. I've never heard of it. I tried looking it up on Google but didn't come up with anything, either. What is TREL?
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by Skywing 14y ago
The company that I work for provides litigation services, such as distributed document conversion tools, review platforms and such. We've actually hosted data for reviewing attorneys of some of the larger cases over the past 15 years. This
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by Skywing 14y ago
I work with, and write, software for managing file types, at work. Currently PDFs are something that we deal with on a daily basis. I looked at your documentation and the API looks very similar to Aspose's. Not to mention, your name seems l
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by Skywing 14y ago
This happened to me when Yobongo was announced. I had been working on basically the exact same concept for several months. Mine was named GeoHello. I was building mine as a web app, meant to be used by mobile devices. I felt that a native a
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by Skywing 14y ago
I had a chance to look it over. It's a straight forward Q&A format and which packs a lot of responses from startup founders into a single document. If that sounds appealing to you then I'd recommend checking it out.
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by Skywing 14y ago
Storyboards are just XML. I wonder if it'd be possible to write an HTML/JS-based Storyboard builder and viewer? I wonder if it'd be possible to somehow get the iOS emulator software working "in the cloud", similar to how maybe browserling.c
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by Skywing 14y ago
Listen, in life you just need to find "your thing." Your thing can be anything that you enjoy doing, or feel like you're good at. Everybody has a "thing", whether or not they know it. Sometimes I hear people say that they wish they were goo
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Show HN: Xcode in your browser, idea only
4 points by Skywing 14y ago|4 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
I don't use Mixpanel frequently, but could you not just put the Javascript file somewhere more reliable? Why not pull their code down and put it on your own CDN? I've done this with Mixpanel in the past, I believe. This wouldn't solve their
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by Skywing 14y ago
I'm sure he'd accept pull requests.
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by Skywing 14y ago
FYI, the hnpod site does not appear to work on the iPhone safari browser.
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by Skywing 14y ago
Clickable: http://d.rycole.com/
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Graphing Diablo 3 Auction House price data
1 points by Skywing 14y ago|1 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
Crap. Time to switch to C.
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by Skywing 14y ago
I've known Suhail, online, for quite awhile. Good to see this news. Congrats. I remember when he wanted to learn Django, now look where he's at. :P
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by Skywing 14y ago
Here in the Texas area, Verizon's FiOS service is easily $80-100 a month. That's for the base internet + tv package, with no special channels, too. That does not include HBO, or any other movie channel. At one house that I lived at for a ye
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by Skywing 14y ago
For what it's worth, the pip website does explain that you can install pip with easy_install.
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by Skywing 14y ago
Perhaps a better question is, why not? It affects Facebook users, so it makes sense to be one (and therefor have no issue with signing in) in order to view the bug, right? I don't see the big issue with that. It seems like "having to sign i
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by Skywing 15y ago
It wasn't my project, but I also felt like they allocated their money to some unnecessary things. The money could have been put more directly into the development of the game, I'd think.
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Daring Fireball: Google's Open Web(daringfireball.net)
5 points by Skywing 15y ago|2 comments
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by Skywing 15y ago
When I see tools like this, I'm jealous of the people who actually get to put them to good use. I program for a living, but at my current job I would be shocked if anyone even knew what tmux was ... heck, even SSH. At home I do use some ver
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by Skywing 15y ago
Yes, but relating to and understanding the problem that you are trying to solve is the difficult part. You may create a solution to the problem, but any programmer can do that. I always viewed YC as being difficult to get into because you h
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by Skywing 15y ago
Infinite scrolling was what killed Digg, for my friends. I admit, I never did use Digg. I do remember my friends telling me about when the "new" Digg launch, though. They cited the infinite scroll as one of the major things that broke usabi
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by Skywing 15y ago
Nice. I made this exact same concept almost a year ago, too. It was fun to code and watch to see who randomly won. These guys definitely have a little bit better Photoshop skills than I do, though. :) I called mine Crowdwoo. Here is my post
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by Skywing 15y ago
I wrote Friendblur last week. It was my first backbone.js application. It's a game that requires you to guess three friends, at random, based on their profile pictures. The pictures are blurred out using blur.js, which was posted here on HN
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Here is the source code to friendblur.com(github.com)
1 points by Skywing 15y ago|1 comments
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by Skywing 15y ago
Yea. I've got it logging when a person wins a round, now. I was thinking though, maybe I should only log consecutive wins, otherwise it'd just be the person who plays the most. Consecutive wins might keep the leader board empty, though. :P

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