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   by adius 8y ago

   There is a "Pricing Info" link right below the payment button where I describe meticulously where the money goes. Offering an unlimited trail for an actually commercial product is a standard (and I think very generous) licensing t
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   by adius 8y ago

   That's what I did! Most were excited for an additional source of income as (who would have guessed it) their donation buttons don't yield a lot. It's also about discoverability and usability. Some projects have really complic
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   by adius 8y ago

   Sorry of it appears shady. It's definitely not supposed to be. Although I submitted the apps myself, I talked to a few of the authors beforehand. Some were excited to have an potentially additional source of income as (who would have g
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   Show HN: Cliapp.store – An App Store for CLI Apps(feram.io)

   19 points by adius 8y ago|38 comments
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   Uku – A Haskell CLI tool to display Ukulele fingering charts(adriansieber.com)

   3 points by adius 8y ago|0 comments
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   by adius 8y ago

   1. Feel free to back up your claim, otherwise I'm not sure how you come to that conclusion 2. It has a user interface … just not graphical 3. Well, I guess we just have different opinions on where forward is 4. I've been working w
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   by adius 8y ago

   Transity isn't a single entry system. By using transactions to model financial flows it implicitly enforces that the amount is credited to the "from" account and debited to the "to" account. Therefore it's basi
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   by adius 8y ago

   And that's exactly what e.g. Zapier and Airtable Blocks do ... and quite successfully so. In specialized communities there is a lot of gatekeeping just by their slang. If I can explain something in plain english without using numerous
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   Show HN: Transity – Plain Text Accounting(feram.io)

   190 points by adius 8y ago|138 comments
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    by adius 8y ago

    We just wanted to point out that even big IT companies with their own software quality teams don't have mechanisms in place to prevent all of the bugs Feram can find.
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    by adius 8y ago

    Normally you can find them with following GitHub search: "committer:feram-bot @dropbox". However, I can't locate them right now. Not sure why they are not in the index anymore. I guess should have linked them right away .
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    by adius 8y ago

    Yeah, actually I'm not happy about this either. We were working with sales folks and they wanted more flexibility to adapt the price to the customer they were talking to. But this hasn't worked particularly well and I don't l
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    by adius 8y ago

    Hi, I'm Adrian - one of the cofounders. We've been working on this over the last 1.5 years and we'd be happy to hear your feedback and questions!
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    Show HN: Feram finds and fixes bugs in your commits(feram.io)

    10 points by adius 8y ago|7 comments
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    by adius 8y ago

    I'm working on a (h)ledger replacement and have already a working version. Hope to release it in a few weeks.
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    by adius 8y ago

    I think the important part is to have skin in the game and you're much less likely to let down someone else than to let down yourself. If this is a cofounder or investor or someone else doesn't really matter.
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    by adius 8y ago

    For anyone looking for something to learn, I'd heavily recommend Haskell. It's been an eye opener for me.
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    by adius 8y ago

    One word: Haskell
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    The Dozenal Society of America(dozenal.org)

    52 points by adius 9y ago|23 comments
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    by adius 9y ago

    https://github.com/aleju/imgaug - Image augmentation for machine learning experiments
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    by adius 9y ago

    I switched. Better search, better tagging, customizable layout, better peformance (apple mail often had problems with syncing flags and folders for me)
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    by adius 9y ago

    DigitalOcean. A little more bare bones than the cloud providers, but really easy to use and great (community) documentation. They also have a great set of predefined images which can be deployed in seconds.
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    Asciinema version 2.0.0 was released(github.com)

    3 points by adius 9y ago|0 comments
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    by adius 9y ago

    This synatx is called JsonML and I'm maintaining a stable and highly usable implementation: http://adriansieber.com/shaven
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    by adius 9y ago

    Cool idea to just post the hashes for the future. I think I might do it too on my blog :-)
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    by adius 9y ago

    There are several browser extensions available which activate the links. E.g. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/text-link/ikfmghnm...
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    by adius 9y ago

    Haha, at least they are not flashing around and popping up into the viewport. Someone's gotta keep the lights on, right? ;-)
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    by adius 9y ago

    Thanks, fixed it!
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    by adius 9y ago

    Also, turns out that https://insomnia.rest is a pretty good client for the Textnet and it automatically enables links!
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    by adius 9y ago

    Forgot to set encoding in Content-Type. Fixed it now! =)