andrewchilds

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by andrewchilds 11y ago
You can use an integration like Zapier or our API [1] to automatically generate stories based on some external event. As already mentioned you can update the state within the story dialog, or using our GitHub integration you can partially a
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by andrewchilds 11y ago
Hey HN, if you want to give Clubhouse a try, you can use this link for a $100 credit: https://clubhouse.io/signup?referral=hn (I'm a co-founder, also happy to answer any questions.)
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by andrewchilds 11y ago
Good point, we've removed that line. Thanks for your feedback!
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Show HN: Clubhouse – project management built for software teams(clubhouse.io)
72 points by andrewchilds 11y ago|49 comments
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by andrewchilds 11y ago
Hey HN, just wanted to let you know that if you want to give Clubhouse a try, you can use this link for a $100 credit: https://clubhouse.io/signup?referral=hn (I'm a co-founder, also happy to answer any questions.)
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by andrewchilds 11y ago
For what was a single 19 line JSON file: https://github.com/lodash/lodash/commit/3b86574b4da0828f6afb...
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by andrewchilds 11y ago
Unfortunately we've already received a lot of requests for click-to-copy in the app my company is building. I'd rather we didn't have to add it (because Flash), but we have to add it. People wouldn't add this feature (al
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by andrewchilds 11y ago
I don't think cross-region replication would've helped in this case: "The replica tables are intended to serve as read-only copies of the data; however, it is possible to write data to a replica table. If you write data to a
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
Totally agree. Honestly I find the level of noise around JS frameworks to be insane. It's really not that hard to roll your own framework out of a couple simple libraries, which lets you write something perfectly tailored to your own r
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
Because you can't trust SMS-based two-factor authentication. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication#SMS... http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:UiwfUal...
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
Thanks, yes it's still in development, mostly just adding more providers and recipes at this point. I'd love to add Docker as a provider but I had questions around implementation ( https://github.com/andrewchilds&#x
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
This is one of several reasons why I wrote Overcast[1]. I don't want to learn a DSL, I'd rather simplify the process of running shell scripts on multiple machines. [1] http://andrewchilds.github.io/overcast/
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
The problem, in NY at least, is that none of these sites account for the quality of the provider network, so you're fooled into thinking the quality of coverage just comes down to deductibles and coinsurance limits. Hopefully this work
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
You might also be interested in Overcast (I'm the author): https://www.npmjs.com/package/overcast
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
The problem is that pull requests are one-way, read-only collaborations. If I want to make changes, I have to close the contributor's PR and open my own. With write access, I could do: git fetch origin pull/ID/head:BRAN
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
This is why I built Overcast. It's a CLI tool so there's no GUI, but I've tried to make it conceptually simple and possible to pick up right away: overcast digitalocean create my-app overcast run my-app install&#x2F
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Show HN: Spin up and manage DigitalOcean/Linode/EC2 machines from your terminal(andrewchilds.github.io)
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by andrewchilds 12y ago
It's doesn't have a UI, but I wrote a command line tool called Overcast that lets you create/manage/destroy/reboot DigitalOcean and Linode VMs. Support for AWS is on the roadmap. http://andrewchilds.githu