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   by antjanus 12y ago

   I totally get what you're saying and am happy to hear that it works that well but, I haven't seen anything like that in the shots. The only thing I've seen is the "do not disturb" mode which is probably what I'
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   by antjanus 12y ago

   This is going to sound silly but here's my thing: the Band is built around receiving notifications, that means that even if you disable them, you'll still see text message icons, emails, etc. even if you can't use them. I wan
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   by antjanus 12y ago

   Me too!
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   by antjanus 12y ago

   i never assumed it wasn't the case.
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   by antjanus 12y ago

   yeah but Fitbit has the whole "light-weight band" going for it plus 5 days of charge. I do like the GPS feature though, that's fucking killer
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   by antjanus 12y ago

   I'd love to see someone compare this to the new Fitbit Charge HR! :)
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   by antjanus 12y ago

   I completely agree with you, I like the concept of "disappearing technology" because just about anything I want to do is somehow stupidly tied to a device with a screen. It's annoying. With that said, one of the main things I
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   by antjanus 12y ago

   That actually happens to me from time to time and I've learned to look through my own blog posts for answers before venturing out. However, the worst situation is when I google for answer, find that ONLY my own blog post has something
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   by antjanus 12y ago

   Right. Whenever evidence is collected, it's not going to be thoroughly analyzed/saved/etc right away. Especially not in a thoroughly sealed environment. Just an hour - 2 hour long timeout would be sufficient.
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    I often go between PHP and Javascript (Node + Angular). :) I used to juggle a bit more than that too!
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    Comprehensive Beginner’s Guide to AngularJS(antjanus.com)

    5 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    I was about to comment on how it looks just like Color Scheme Designer and when I went to the site I was redirected to paletton, I'm very happy to see this project alive again! =D
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Just went up to the Flatirons myself last month. It was amazing :) Not only the nature but the towns around there were nice. Took awesome photos, felt re-energized when i came back :)
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Actually, there was a company that would take all your bills, call up the companies representing you, and get your bill lowered. They made 10% off that (so if they lowered your comcast bill from $90 to $60, they'd make $3 on it).
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    Be Positive In Your Writing(medium.com)

    1 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    Don’t tell people to use VIM (because) You’re Using It Wrong(antjanus.com)

    5 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    Making it Work: You can’t always quit when you’re unhappy(medium.com)

    1 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    I think this is the root of it. Looking at the repo, you shouldn't have to go through 20 steps to just install the app. I believe Node is just for compiling and gulp stuff, so that's fine for front-end. I can't say I'd
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    I disagree, the Y meter is the best part. I rarely ever look at the number of points until after I look at the article. I just click on what looks interesting on the front-page. Having an easy up-front visible way to discern new vs establi
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    Show HN: Popstar CMS - file-based cms that acts as an API to .md files(popstar.antjan.us)

    4 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    I gotta shameless plug this but I built a CMS that takes *.md files and a folder structure and spits it out as an API. As a sidenote, I love these creatively easier ways to supply data to an API in order to use it quickly and update it quic
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Very neat! Thanks for sharing :)
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    ITT: People no longer dazzled by innovative startups that promise to not go away any time soon, and that promise to change very old tech. We're all being pessimists today and for a good reason. In the past several months alone, we&#x27
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Very cool application. I agree with MangoDiesel in that I found myself going through about 20 profiles with averages and then another 10 without, which makes for a poor experience. Intermixed would have been better. Also, can't wait to
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    I definitely agree with you on this point. A lot of the "new stuff" is just a rehash of the old or a new implementation in a different language of something that's been around for forever. I'd say the front-end MV* stuff
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    Show HN: Popstar CMS – minimalist file-based Node CMS(github.com)

    3 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Perfect write-up. My sentiments exactly. And thanks for expanding on the "how this happens". I transitioned quickly from the startup-culture to enterprise and find it a better fit, but let's talk about what you're writin
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    Ask HN: What startups and startup ideas ACTUALLY make a difference in the world?

    3 points by antjanus 12y ago|6 comments
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    There are several tools out there which scan your backlink profile and give you a report on your backlinks. They usually scan the sites and give you a "danger" rating for those sites. I can't remember the name of the tool I u
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    This feels like an April Fool's joke. Wonder how well it will do.