andreyvit

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   Russian upper house approves use of force in Ukraine(edition.cnn.com)

   9 points by andreyvit 13y ago|0 comments
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   by andreyvit 13y ago

   Found this via [1], would love to hear some opinions from knowledgable people here. [1] http://www.echojs.com/news/8496
3. 63.▲
   JXCore LLVM JavaScript Frontend(jxcore.com)

   37 points by andreyvit 13y ago|58 comments
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   by andreyvit 13y ago

   Well actually, looks like we're getting there. The problem is seemingly solved by OS X app sandbox and Mac App Store review process (the sandbox alone is not enough, because it allows to declare 'exceptions' like full disk ac
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   by andreyvit 13y ago

   Yeah. Although I happen to be in Russia, and WakerUpper only works with US and Canada.
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   Wakeup.io Wakes You With a Free Wake Up Call, Anywhere in the World(lifehacker.com)

   17 points by andreyvit 13y ago|3 comments
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   60 Second User Retention with Node.js and MongoDB(niftylettuce.com)

   3 points by andreyvit 13y ago|0 comments
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   Crowdfunding Pack(crowdfundingpack.org)

   7 points by andreyvit 13y ago|5 comments
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   by andreyvit 13y ago

   I think the point here is that all of those companies still work, and hardly take any effort to find, so Pinterest does not care anyway.
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    Does Pinterest own the word “pin”?(niftylettuce.com)

    55 points by andreyvit 13y ago|17 comments
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Re .ssh/config, this only makes sense for cli tools. If you're on a Mac and writing a desktop sandboxed GUI app, reading .ssh/config isn't even an option. Same for W8 Metro apps (if those can even contain a Node.js runtime; not sure about t
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Just wanted to say that $100 gets you pretty high-end medical diagnosis here in Russia. Unlike in US, doctors and lawers are not highly-paid professionals in here (unlike, say, IT guys).
13. 73.▲
    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Looks like more of a how-to-start-a-business coaching. I think that's different; I'm looking for a day-to-day ‘companionship’ rather than coaching.
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Applying to nReduce (thanks), but it seems to solve a slightly different problem.
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    I think I have signed up there before, but I guess I need something more interactive and personal.
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    I'm sorry if it's a dumb question, but… what's that? The web site looks like a HN clone, although I'm sure I didn't get it.
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Created https://plus.google.com/events/c40a48hviivngqaj3r6a3k4jhug as the first attempt, invited you there. Looks like we already have 3 people (me, you and mephju); could work.
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Not sure; I'm looking for peers, and these guys seem to be offering information and training.
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Thanks. The channel has a frightening number of members, though; I would imagine this kind of activity would require splitting up into much smaller groups.
20. 80.▲
    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Couldn't find anything so far, although a Google Hangout does sound like something that might work.
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Thanks. Applied, will see if it works for me. UPDATE: Now I'm in, and I can see why it didn't work out for you. I think the activity I'm looking for requires splitting up into small groups (about 10 people?); the Startup Guild is too impers
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    Ask HN: An online 'doers' community for bootstrapping developers?

    60 points by andreyvit 14y ago|38 comments
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    As a Russian, I can assure you that it is, in my mind and in the minds of the educated people I know.
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Because it's convenient and reassuring to be able to access everything from everywhere, including from iOS devices. Also: instantly share any file or folder with a link; zero upload time for content that already exists. (I did give up Dropb
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    A practical guide to GTD for software developers (using Workflowy)(plus.google.com)

    2 points by andreyvit 14y ago|0 comments
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    by andreyvit 14y ago

    Ouch, and I implemented https://github.com/andreyvit/dreamopt.js only a few months ago. Similar idea, but yours is better. (Not sure how you deal with type coercion and the like, but I guess it's not too hard to figure out.)
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    by andreyvit 15y ago

    > for someone who doesn't understand git internals Looks like that's the difference. As someone who does understand Git internals, everything seems perfectly logical and consistent to me. Perhaps it's the same with the person you are re
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    by andreyvit 15y ago

    I won't comment on the last point, but you can't call someone submitting an old post of mine “trolling for traffic”. That's a post on a blog which was lucky if it had 10 readers at the time of posting.
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    by andreyvit 15y ago

    Ah, well, didn't know that. This one has a much better title, though. Never meant for this to end up on HN anyway, although I'm glad it did — there's now some very good (and adequate) discussion in the comments. I love this community.
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    by andreyvit 15y ago

    If you mean another post by the same name which was on HN a while ago, no, not a dupe. I actually posted this in reply to that one. (Edit: and no, wasn't me who posted it here. Just got suspiciously high activity and checked HN.)