andreyvit

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by andreyvit 15y ago
That is referring to the “jump to error line” functionality, which is editor-specific. I should make that more clear.
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by andreyvit 15y ago
I've read all his stories that made it to HN homepage, but thanks for reminding me. Exploring his blog now.
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by andreyvit 15y ago
LiveReload.
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Ask HN: Launched. #1 app in my category. Now what?
6 points by andreyvit 15y ago|7 comments
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The Third Definition of Open, or How I Nearly Picked GPL for My Product(tarantsov.com)
1 points by andreyvit 15y ago|0 comments
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by andreyvit 15y ago
This is _exactly_ what I've been missing in ST2. Thanks.
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by andreyvit 15y ago
> Are you not sure if you can use the existing implementation? Well, then your project might take 45 minutes, or it might take two weeks. Suddenly you have two orders of magnitude of uncertainty in your estimate. Maybe you know you can'
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by andreyvit 15y ago
On morality: given how widespread the piracy is, we probably shouldn't assert that the moral side of the things is obvious here. Regarding the law, that's one way to look at that. Another way is that the role of copyright is about to change
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Actually, English wikipedia does not seem to mention that, and the Russian one says that not only Chikatilo did not have mismatched AB types of blood and sperm, but also that the condition has been proven to be genetically impossible (citin
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Thanks. I guess this makes sense: I can migrate from the App Store later if I'd want to.
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Ask HN: Is Mac App Store worth the trouble for a developer tool?
5 points by andreyvit 15y ago|4 comments
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Would pay even more for a service that can be used to periodically change my passwords on all sites (not only in emergency).
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by andreyvit 15y ago
That's not the point he's making, please re-read the article. He included the specific reasons he believes Jessica to be notable (with proper references).
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Genuine answer is that you might want to try a tool like MacRabbit's CSSEdit first, which applies your changes without even saving. You get used to seeing the result instantly. My motivation for building LiveReload has been to get the same
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by andreyvit 15y ago
I'd love to add GUI support for that, but there are more important tasks that would help many more people (like, polishing the Mac ver and making a Windows one). For remote server use cases, I recommend guard-livereload. It uses my browser
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Unfortunately it also spins up your fans and eats up your battery. (Also I've built the GUI tool when I got tired of firing up stuff in Terminal each time I start working on a project.)
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by andreyvit 15y ago
On the other hand, there does not seem to be a way to contact a HN user unless you specify your email in your profile. Let's just hope “LR on Windows” will make it to HN home page some day too.
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Sure, will let you know! (Some time early next year, I guess.) Meanwhile, as other point out, you can use guard-livereload on PC if you don't mind installing Ruby.
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Everyone who does web development benefits from this, starting with myself. Have your browser side-by-side with your editor, save your CSS, boom.
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by andreyvit 15y ago
I will have a prominent link to guard. The site is very much alpha and has been built overnight. My plan is to deprecate the old livereload gem and point people who want a free/command-line version to guard-livereload.
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Hey! Woke up this morning to find LiveReload on HN home page. Ask me anything, I guess. :)
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Sure, Node is a nice platform, did not imply otherwise. For a certain category of apps it helps to know the limits beforehand, though (I've described my use case in another comment). I think this particular limit deserves to be more widely
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by andreyvit 15y ago
I've tried to explain it in another comment: > To add my own perspective: I was running some analytics batch job on Node and hit this limit, had to add multi-stage processing to accommodate it. Using --max-old-space-size=1900 did help a
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by andreyvit 15y ago
My line of thought is that V8 is used in Node.js and in the browser, but 1 Gb is unlikely to be a problem for the browser any time soon, so it's really only a problem for Node.js. Am I missing something?
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Why? It's been a real bummer for me to find that out (the hard way).
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Yep, but the reason we care about it is exactly because it affects Node.
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by andreyvit 15y ago
To add my own perspective: I was running some analytics batch job on Node and hit this limit, had to add multi-stage processing to accommodate it. Using --max-old-space-size=1900 did help a bit. In case you're wondering, here's a test case:
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Node.js Has 1 Gb Memory Limit(code.google.com)
85 points by andreyvit 15y ago|43 comments
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Since I'm obsessed with tools, I've tried all of these: Basecamp TODOs, Google Spreadsheet, Lighthouse, Trac, Pivotal Tracker, GitHub Issues. I find Pivotal Tracker and Lighthouse to work best. Basecamp TODOs quickly pile up and become unma
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by andreyvit 15y ago
Looks pretty slick for the first version. I love the product tour. Honestly you gave me some thrills when I heard that FogCreek has made a CSS/SCSS editor. I'm making LiveReload and just about approaching the time to monetize it. Which use

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