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Contentful CTO talks about building products for developers
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This Japanese dev made a Chrome extension turning Twitter into Slack look-alike
(nlab.itmedia.co.jp)
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The new tech stack for blogging
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How to correctly pronounce German car brands
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The State of the Headless CMS Market
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Dependency tracker built by MIT researchers speeds up web by 34%
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13y ago
Having a name like that is very bad, because a) you will be forever trailing on the 6473th page of Google Search results and b) it will be difficult to grow a meaningful brand around a name, which already has such a strong emotional charge.
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13y ago
One simple way to find new problems is to follow the advice once given by Deep Throat: "Follow the money!" What I mean is look into your own spending patterns (or those of your friends/ parents/ neighbours/ colleagu
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artas_bartas
13y ago
hardware security aside, if credit card readers employ proper encryption, that in itself would probably be an effective deterrent against such leaks, but only IF such encryption is implemented.
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Nordstrom Finds Cash Register Skimmers
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13y ago
Isn't such idea counter-intuitive? The most successful websites, the ones who rake millions from targeted ads & deals with third parties, will have least reasons to open their system up. So you will ultimately end up with several h
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artas_bartas
13y ago
http://swisssign.com/en might not be the cheapest option, but definitely has some extra cachet. They are really conservative and most of the approval process is manual, but support staff is friendly.
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13y ago
I have been using AirBnB very actively during the last couple of years, mostly in the Northern Europe and South East Asia, and my experience was nothing but wonderful. However, as some people in this thread have already pointed out, you nee
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13y ago
Eric, I deal with my programming handicap in several ways. The easiest thing to do is to ask new candidates to walk me through how they would model a specific business problem we've worked on before. Since I like to listen in on developer t
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artas_bartas
13y ago
What I am missing on your website, is a clear vision of use case for this app. You know, stuff like - "hey you, overworked real estate agent, I have something to make your life so much easier. A system that sorts your incoming mail in a spl
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13y ago
OK, I am a business type guy and I have to say... I completely agree with this article. In my experience, developers become good at what they do not through learning languages, but rather through mastering three basic skills: a) modeling bu
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People's faces recreated from the DNA in chewing gums & cigarette butts
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The very first atomic cartoon
(thelocal.de)
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13y ago
Having spent some time interviewing typical users I can say that this would work only if we put the distributed service bits under the hood, while leaving service with all the trappings of a normal website. Regular users often times find it
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13y ago
thanks for a tip. we'll do that.
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13y ago
Regarding the IP addresses, we use bcrypt algorithm, obviously with salt, to obfuscate IPs and since we're hosted in Germany, gettings hands on these entries the legal way is a long process. To address the problem of spam, we have already i
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13y ago
In the past, I used several different strategies - it all depends on what type of client you have. For greedy clients - give them a discount that is only valid if they pay up to a certain date. For corporate clients - threaten to go online
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Ask HN: How to run anonymous services?
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I was so excited to discover that something like this exist - a community that gets on with its business without any stupid organization or agency putting sticks in its wheels. I just wish this spirit of freedom would come over to countries
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So what are the other two ideas?
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What is it like to be a pilot for a private jet
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