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by anotherjesse 15y ago
Not only do they not provide enough information, the information they do provide is contradictory... The homepage says: We believe our customers should use Cherry 100% worry-free. So, we’re introducing the Cherry Guarantee:
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Steve Jobs is "shipping" on kindle (reading now)(amazon.com)
2 points by anotherjesse 15y ago|0 comments
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
I was just thinking of inviting jeff to give this talk at a openstack hacking event and I see slide 10 he references us :)
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
it is still around. just using it today to prototype webhooks with openstack
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
I use this method - except I use a fork called nvalt - http://brettterpstra.com/project/nvalt/ - since text files via dropbox & simplenote. The fork has better markdown support (and a few other things I forget) I map (cmd)(enter) as
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
No proprietary code. 100% open source
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
It is very easy to fat finger the "flag" link as a user when browsing from a phone. Any thoughts on a mobile skin to HN that removes flag?
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
Any thoughts / recommendations on pushing small projects to app store? I have a few I was debating pushing but I don't know if the time/learning cost is worth it for fun projects vs a download link on a webpage
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
Sadly this is common for twitter to do without contracting the party. For over a year I ran a bot called @amazon which when messaged would look up the price of a book using the amazon api and respond to the user. When amazon decided to join
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
Congrats! Please don't stop blogging your technical deep dives! Your passion is an inspiration.
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
Source and docs at https://github.com/ha/doozerd and https://github.com/ha/doozer
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
By policing and issuing a dmca notice dropbox seems to be risking their status from "carrier/hoster"? IANAL but the dmca provides hosting sites protection against users who infringe. By actively checking for infringement of users having dr
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
Understandable except the assertion of filing a dmca because he thinks that the reposts of code are "geek rage". The DMCA provides that you may be liable for damages (including costs and attorneys fees) if you falsely claim that an item is
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by anotherjesse 15y ago
It was fun working on flock. I still work with many of the guys I met there. "Wanted to destroy something beautiful" - http://factoryjoe.com/blog/2005/12/29/wanted-to-destroy-some...
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
Why I joined Rackspace: to make OpenStack awesome! The folks I met at Rackspace share our (Anso Labs) vision of making OpenStack the best cloud platform for themselves and others. The "marketing" team at Rackspace were the folks who underst
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
Geoffrey went to do safetyweb.com after dancejam.
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
I have an extra one of these if anyone would like it. email me (info in profile).
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
One of our guys wrote http://github.com/termie/git-bzr-ng to try to make it easier to work with OpenStack from git/github. There are mirrors at http://github.com/openstack
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
the "sponsors" is buysellads.com - which brings in ~400 a month. That said it used to make $100+ a day on adsense but I didn't like the ads. (funnily after I removed adsense google offered their custom packages/...) I'm purposely minimizi
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
The technologist in me loved being able to write and deploy software accessed by over a hundred of thousands users a day. I've learned so much about running a (relatively) large website from userscripts. I used to have time to watch munin,
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
We already host usaspending.gov and a few other sites for non-NASA users - but our focus is on NASA scientists, researchers and engineers. That said our work is open source, so others inside and out of government can adopt our work. For in
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
"I am a little shocked that you're ready to turn it over to someone else." I am very conflicted about it. I have spent thousands of hours developing and operating it - but I don't even have time to sleep right now with the work going into
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Ask HN: passing the torch on userscripts.org
71 points by anotherjesse 16y ago|25 comments
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
looking forward to the combined efforts. we really want to make the cloud that hacker news users would want to deploy on their own infrastructure.
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by anotherjesse 16y ago
I recently started consulting for us govt. Such an odd world. Things like #2 are illegal.
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Does anyone know why apple only included 256MB memory? The lack of ram means that in-memory cache for the browser is limited (to zero?), which limits performance. The cost of ram seems so small (a few dollars per GB in bulk) to a software d
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
This is REALLY useful when you are bundling AMI images. When we changed NASA Nebula from XEN to KVM we had to tweak a few files in every image, this sped up the conversion by minutes per image.
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
I thought the coverage was pretty weak. Not due to unicorn but because there are many options (including passenger (aka mod_rails) for apache) that allow queueing to occur at the proxy instead of at the individual workers. I wish they had
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Ha! Funny as always. Too bad there is no way of verifying you are really lloyd. Seems like we could come up with something - even if it only works for techies.
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
What I find surprising is how unpolished it is. UI Redraw is slow, small feature set, UI is very crude. The triangle of: scope, quality, time to release - it seems like this app went with: none of them.

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