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Sideshow, one month later(sideshowhq.com)
14 points by bearwithclaws 13y ago|4 comments
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Matt Might is the new Tim Ferris. Only better :)
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rbase - a minimalist NoSQL database written in pure Ruby(github.com)
4 points by bearwithclaws 14y ago|0 comments
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Shokunin vs Craftman(woodblock.com)
1 points by bearwithclaws 14y ago|0 comments
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Thanks Kale! I did wish to post earlier but gotta fix some last minute bugs that popped up.
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
That would be my goal. Yes :)
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
I made Sideshow because: 1) I always wanted to start a daily digest/newsletter of some kind and I'm super passionate about side projects. 2) I wanted to learn more about JavaScript, Node.js and Redis. And there it is. It's built with ~300 l
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Show HN: My side project about side projects(sideshowhq.com)
66 points by bearwithclaws 14y ago|15 comments
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Should be working now :)
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Blogged about my design process here: http://blog.hackermonthly.com/on-designing-hacker-monthly.ht...
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Their entire site went down just now (hopefully not because of us) hence the 502 error. And just came back up a few moments ago. I moved the download links to my own S3.
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
...when I was naive enough to host all 19 free issues on my Linode server (lowest plan).
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Thanks for the awesome explanation, Ruben!
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Didn't expect this to hit HN so soon :) I've just fixed all of the download links. Kindly try again. And I'll forever remember the ironies....
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
I use these for Hacker Monthly ( http://hackermonthly.com ): SendGrid ( http://sendgrid.com ) - transactional emails (sending digital issues to subscribers). MailChimp ( http://mailchimp.com ) - newsletter. Linode ( http://linode.com ) - VP
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Crashed upon opening on my Snow Leopard. It doesn't say which OS X version it's built for?
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Justin Kan on the cover of Hacker Monthly(hackermonthly.com)
8 points by bearwithclaws 14y ago|0 comments
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Huge tentacle-ye monster (or at least, close): http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5026950
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
+1 for Hacker Web. Works perfectly across my iPhone/iPad/Macbook. Interesting (yet effective) way to manage long nested comments too.
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HackerWeb – a simply readable Hacker News web app(hackerwebapp.com)
4 points by bearwithclaws 14y ago|1 comments
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Jekyll all the way. I even presented about it in my local meetup group: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV6n9LU2B2w
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The Zen of Steve Jobs(jess3.com)
4 points by bearwithclaws 14y ago|0 comments
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
The best "native feeling" HTML5 app I've seen is hnmobile: http://cheeaun.github.com/hnmobile/ ,which I use everyday and recommend to everyone who read HN on iPhone. The author also went through a great details on how he built it: http:/
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Hacker Monthly #26 (featuring Elon Musk) is out(hackermonthly.com)
83 points by bearwithclaws 14y ago|8 comments
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Highly recommend Harumi Murakami's "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running" if you wish to read more inner thoughts about running.
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
What's the source of this news?
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
Some infographics if you couldn't get enough of it (as if): http://www.inc.com/magazine/201109/inc-500-infographic-a-day...
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Learn A Language in 90 Days(zenhabits.net)
5 points by bearwithclaws 14y ago|3 comments
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
I was there when he gave that talk in Singapore Reddot Ruby conference and love it. Highly recommended if you use GitHub at all. pro tip: be sure to go up to Zach and ask for rare octocat stickers after the talk!
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by bearwithclaws 14y ago
I've blogged about our workflow: http://blog.hackermonthly.com/making-hacker-monthly.html

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