apunic

15 ms·

91.
by apunic 13y ago
Why I love notebooks: you barely need to move your fingers and can get a boatload of shit done. Just leave your hands on the keyboard and touchpad and you can control the universum. Thinkpads with their red pointing sticks even top this: yo
92.
by apunic 13y ago
I am very surprised that so many people are not complaining about Mobile Safari's missing automatic word wrap feature. This is the number one reason why people want to use apps for anything (because their mobile browser is just broken). W
93.
by apunic 13y ago
I get the best HN mobile experience on Android either with the stock browser or Chrome Mobile since both have an automatic text reflow (or so called automatic word wrap). This feature is one of the most I miss on my iPhone which let a lot o
94.
by apunic 13y ago
Though Postgres is a great DB and supports JSON directly you get just a fraction of the query possibilities you have with Mongo. With Postgres you get some basic operations for the JSON data type (since the JSON support is added recently, t
95.
by apunic 13y ago
> but I worry about MongoDB since data in this application is critical and loss would be catastrophic Don't worry, this is just some old and well debated prejudice against Mongo (don't want to start a mongo discussion here though). Mong
96.
by apunic 13y ago
MEAN - Mongo, Express, Angular, Node I like it because I get - high responsive / low latency sites - fast ramp up time thanks to Mongo, no schemes, no migration, just JSON everywhere; JS objects are one of the most flexible data types - mor
97.
Introduction to Angular JS [video](youtube.com)
3 points by apunic 13y ago|1 comments
98.
How should I use browserify with asynch loading of some of my js files?(reddit.com)
1 points by apunic 13y ago|0 comments
99.
by apunic 13y ago
Is there anything like HN for tech entrepreneurs only, maybe a subreddit somewhere? I see here regularly posts regarding jobs/interviews/etc. which are all great ressources but since they got so many upvotes -- this one is on #1 right now -
100.
by apunic 13y ago
Palo Alto
101.
by apunic 13y ago
NYC, Berlin: JS SF, PA, MV: Objective-C Paris, London, Barcelona, Moskow: PHP
102.
by apunic 13y ago
Just great
103.
by apunic 13y ago
I always wonder how scientists do know that something was 25, 540 million or 2.560 billion years ago.
104.
by apunic 13y ago
Node + Express
105.
by apunic 13y ago
If on Node Nodejitsu is highly recommended.
106.
The Node.js Community is Quietly Changing the Face of Open Source(caines.ca)
134 points by apunic 13y ago|101 comments
107.
by apunic 13y ago
Me neither. But look at the mainstream, the youth. Mobile, FB and picture sharing is the new mass media. I wouldn't be surprised if this is FB's first step into building an own mobile OS (or own distribution) since the main task of a mobi
108.
by apunic 13y ago
Disregarding if Facebook Home is a good: Android is rapidly evolving into directions no one would have imagined 12 months ago. Nobody has to ask Google for permission what they are gonna do with Android -- no one had to ask what they are do
109.
by apunic 14y ago
Why are there no DB tests with Go?
110.
by apunic 14y ago
Sequelize (used for the node-mysql tests) is the slowest ORM out for Node, others are much faster (i.e. the node-mysql module). And I would love to see node-mongodb tests with the native Mongo driver and not with Mongoose (which is slower).
111.
by apunic 14y ago
> Library, not a framework > Talk to RESTful API > Simple Express middleware Hard times for Meteor
112.
by apunic 14y ago
I like your post since it's a refreshing take on today's language and framework decisions. Usually people go for Coffee, Node, Go, Clojure or ClojureScript nowadays (I mixed FE and BE tech deliberately). What I am interested in: Why did you
113.
by apunic 14y ago
> JavaScript is not the Assembly of the Web. It’s the C of the web. The to-JS languages are lining up to become the C++ of the web. Point well made.
114.
by apunic 14y ago
When I checked hstore's functionality the last time (~6 months ago) it was rather limited compared to Mongo's full-blown API. Any new observations?
115.
by apunic 14y ago
Just googled for some benchmarks but wasn't successful. Anyone has some benchmarks on Rust 0.6 or older versions?
116.
by apunic 14y ago
You forgot BB OS 10
117.
by apunic 14y ago
"Do you have any questions for me?" is usually asked by the potential employer in order to politely signal the end the interview and not because he's interested in your questions.
118.
by apunic 14y ago
looks like a mobile site from 2010
119.
by apunic 14y ago
"8000 requests per minute" sounds quite a lot for a RoR system. Would you mind to elaborate on - how many of those requests are responded from cache - the underlaying deployment architecture (type & number of servers and/or VMs) - and y
120.
by apunic 14y ago
Amazing: a landing page full of information but not one single picture of the final product.

More ›