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by alexmic 14y ago
Did the limitation of having only one ng-view affect your project at all? I'm embarking on a new project using Angular and there are mixed opinions on the web. People that were shouting against it have come back saying that it's actually no
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by alexmic 14y ago
These are tools (not just SaaS services) I've used in the past as part of a team or on my own projects. ------------- Collaboration ------------- 1. Yammer ( https://www.yammer.com/ ) 2. Basecamp ( http://basecamp.com ) 3. Limechat for IRC
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by alexmic 14y ago
There have been quite a few submissions about this project: http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=fnordmetric
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by alexmic 14y ago
You can have a beer on me! Just bought. Good work :)
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by alexmic 14y ago
This is awesome. Care to share some details on the implementation?
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by alexmic 14y ago
Sublime.
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by alexmic 14y ago
I'm with you. After my second year at uni I felt that I should just quit and get a job. Everything I needed for landing a job in the industry, I was getting from my own side projects. I wasn't learning about things like scalability, or robu
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by alexmic 14y ago
If you are using Python, you can also use pyv8 to evaluate Javascript code.
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by alexmic 14y ago
Hey guys - OP here: We thought we'd share some things we did at AngelHack London. Before attending, I scoured the nets for posts like that and thought the community might appreciate this. It's also shameless plug for our hack Penny :) Thank
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How to win your next hackathon(usepenny.com)
14 points by alexmic 14y ago|2 comments
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by alexmic 14y ago
I've been following you guys for a while, and really love your sense of design. As for the product, is this a direct competitor to Gumroad?
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by alexmic 14y ago
It's not, that's just press information.
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by alexmic 14y ago
Sure :)
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by alexmic 14y ago
Here's two: (1) There's no need to add a "created" field on your documents. You can extract it from the _id field by just taking the first 4 bytes. (2) If you are storing hashes (md5 for example), you might want to consider storing them as
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by alexmic 14y ago
I've been using MMS for about a year now, and I've found their agent to be not-so-great. I keep getting random alerts about the agent being down and then up again. Other than that, it's descent and free!
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WSJ Tech Cafe: Obtaining VC funding with Accel, Balderton and Index Ventures(averagebrain.com)
2 points by alexmic 14y ago|0 comments
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A tale of hacking in Cyprus: What we've learned from organizing a hackathon(averagebrain.tumblr.com)
7 points by alexmic 14y ago|5 comments
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by alexmic 14y ago
I guess that's the same reason solutions pop into your head after a day or so without even thinking about the problem. Your unconscious keeps working on it. I've read somewhere that this part of the brain is much faster than the part that a
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by alexmic 14y ago
EDITD, London, UK We are a fashion analytics startup. We help retailers, designers and merchandisers make concrete decisions based on data. Some facts about our product: - We track more than 2 million products across 100+ retailers every da
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by alexmic 14y ago
I really dig point #2. My only worry is the current state of security in Firebase.
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by alexmic 15y ago
No, it says one thread per request, not single-threaded.
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by alexmic 15y ago
We've done something similar here at EDITD but not as complete: (1) The original: https://github.com/geoffwatts/zmqrpc (2) A rewrite I am working on: https://github.com/alexmic/zmqrpc
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by alexmic 15y ago
I'm not sure that this is the case. Back works as expected - it takes you to the previous page you were at. Fragment identifiers don't break the back button. That's all from a user perspective's point of view, which is mostly all that matte
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by alexmic 15y ago
In what sense did it break the back button? Back takes you to the previous thing you clicked correctly.
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by alexmic 15y ago
Oops, the correct method is toDataURL(). See comment above.
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by alexmic 15y ago
Thanks for this - will change the licence to MIT.
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by alexmic 15y ago
Yeah, I am aware of that. This was literally a weekend thing, so I'll try and improve it when I have some time. Thanks for the feedback!
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by alexmic 15y ago
You could get the image data from the canvas element using getImageData() and upload it to your server.
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by alexmic 15y ago
I don't really have a reason for picking GPL. Would you prefer MIT instead?
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Show HN: JavaScript Instagram-like Filters(github.com)
127 points by alexmic 15y ago|27 comments

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