andremedeiros

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   Ubiquiti starts serving ads in their management interface(twitter.com)

   634 points by andremedeiros 6y ago|319 comments
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   by andremedeiros 6y ago

   I like that you assume they were thinking.
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   by andremedeiros 6y ago

   Is this still true? As far as I can find on their website (and the reason I switched to self hosted Bitwarden) was that they switched to a subscription only model.
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   by andremedeiros 7y ago

   https://andre.cool I'm trying to write about the Shitshow Sidekick that I'm working on (there's a post that describes what it is.)
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   by andremedeiros 7y ago

   I would actually argue that they'd be better off competing on price, rather than raising it (if at all possible and sustainable.) That way even the "but it doesn't run on gas" nuts would have no excuse not to get this in
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   Embark 3.2 – Much More Than a Moonshot(our.status.im)

   11 points by andremedeiros 8y ago|0 comments
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   by andremedeiros 12y ago

   Link bait B.S.
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   Show HN: Spyglass, computer vision made simple in Ruby(github.com)

   6 points by andremedeiros 12y ago|1 comments
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   by andremedeiros 12y ago

   That's a really good point. I also think widgets should be draggable on the screen.
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    Show HN: Bug Hunter, our Ruby bug hunting game (RailsRumble 2013 submission).(lightning-thunderbolts.r13.railsrumble.com)

    2 points by andremedeiros 13y ago|0 comments
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    by andremedeiros 13y ago

    If you use the browser's "onclick" or "onmouseout" properties instead of the jQuery event calls, the result is very similar: http://jsperf.com/always-return-on-jquery-events/5
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    by andremedeiros 13y ago

    My question is: how would I get in touch with someone like yourself? ;-)
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    by andremedeiros 13y ago

    Looking to mentor someone towards Ruby and Ruby on Rails development. I've been doing Rails since before the first release came out, and web way longer before that. Also, I taught for a year, so I'd love to get those skills up to scratch ag
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    by andremedeiros 14y ago

    Thank you for starting this. Even though it's US based only, if it pulls through it will set a very good precedent that can be replicated towards other countries. Hope you get it up to 100k. Good luck!
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    by andremedeiros 14y ago

    One thing I, as a non-american, haven't quite understood: do you have to be an American for your vote to count on this website?
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    by andremedeiros 14y ago

    I will meet you at said coordinates and bring the pineapple you've requested.
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    by andremedeiros 14y ago

    Yeah, I thought it was a great read as well. That answer pops to my mind every now and again.
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    Hello. I'm a compiler(stackoverflow.com)

    472 points by andremedeiros 14y ago|154 comments
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    by andremedeiros 14y ago

    I think their website just got hacked...
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    by andremedeiros 14y ago

    I honestly wish you good luck. I've had too many occasions where, when evaluating a service that didn't quite do it for me. You can't expect customers to register and pay you money for a service when a) it doesn't do everything they need, a
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    by andremedeiros 14y ago

    Two tips: 1) I use this as a rule of thumb; only launch when it feels like it's version 3.0, not version 1.0. This keeps you on your toes and provides a much better product from the beginning. Remember first impressions are everything, and