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Show HN: Clink is a language-agnostic refactoring assistant tool
(github.com)
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9y ago
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Ask HN: For devs with 10+ years of experience, advice for setting milestones?
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10y ago
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Capability-based security in microservice REST APIs
(stratumsecurity.ghost.io)
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Secure Software Development at Stratum Security Part 3 – Authentication
(stratumsecurity.ghost.io)
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Software Development at Stratum Security Part 2 – Rust, Go, Docker,
(stratumsecurity.ghost.io)
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How we do secure software development at Stratum Part 1
(stratumsecurity.ghost.io)
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10y ago
How much can you tell us about how Mune integrates digital and acoustic music? Is the Mune programmable in any capacity or can it be customized to produce different sets of sounds?
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10y ago
So I'm actually not super familiar with Scala. I do know Haskell a little bit. Could you elaborate on what you think the implications are for Rust's development down the functional route are? I've heard about the potential fo
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10y ago
One thing I'm really hoping to see happen in Rust is more development to make it more "functional," as in suitable for a functional programming style. It's already so close and, while I don't want to bring up the
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The Design and Implementation of Software Systems
(zsck.co)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I'm the developer of this thing, by the way. Ten points to the first person to point out the ironic twist in the tool's implementation.
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Npm-to-git – a tool to circumvent the NPM registry and use Git repos directly
(github.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I imagine creating sets of functions that effectively compose a DSL to write configurations using really simple and expressive constructs. Ideally, Fig (the language) files could be included in repositories and run with environment data as
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Show HN: UnicornFig – Lisp to produce configuration files and Go code
(github.com)
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11y ago
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12y ago
I'm really glad that you're liking it! :)
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12y ago
It shouldn't. The install script copies files that you need super user privs to get at (specifically, /usr/lib), but after it's installed, you should be able to run the aIRChat server (node Content/app.js) without s
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12y ago
aIRChat doesn't categorize channels by server (I'm open to ideas of having it do so), for the sake of simply using Foundation's vertical tabs. #https-everywhere is the developer discussion channel on OFTC.
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12y ago
I really want to make the installation and usage as simple as possible- simplicity is my #1 priority! If you ever get her to try it out, I'd love if you'd email me to tell me how it went! You can find my email on my github profile
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12y ago
> It might be a stretch to call it "world's most modern" IRC client when it looks like a pretty generic client. Haha, I definitely agree. I'm just trying hard to pitch it to people who might be less familiar with othe
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12y ago
Thanks for the suggestions! I used to have aIRChat running as a web service straight off the VPS hosting its official website, but I encountered a lot of trouble when people started connecting over it, as many IRC networks apparently limit
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Show HN: A browser-based IRC client built on Node.js – first Node project
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12y ago
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13y ago
I really enjoyed playing the demo just now. Great atmosphere, incredible music, and clever game mechanics. I definitely felt something for the characters in the game, and I really enjoyed the story and cutscenes. I can't wait to see
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13y ago
I played the first game in this series as well as the Juniper's Knot (free) game a while ago. I don't play a lot of games, but I have definitely found this visual novel scene to be an interesting one, so I'm excited to see h
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Security as Value
(onsen-cloud.com)
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13y ago
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