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I Can’t Believe I’m Saying This, But T-Mobile Is Awesome
(techcrunch.com)
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The world's 13th-best Donkey Kong player has something to prove
(theverge.com)
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If You Want to Change, Don’t Read This
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"Selective JPEG Compression" was a new one for me. For PNG, always run your images through ImageOptim ( http://imageoptim.com ) before committing your work. And for large PNGs, ImageAlpha ( http://pngmini.com )
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Parse.com and AngularJS for easy setup of user authentication
(popdevelop.com)
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Turn ASCII into sequence diagrams
(websequencediagrams.com)
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Not aware of an interactive modelling tool. There are visualization tools like http://railroady.prestonlee.com which generates graphs showing your model layout. Don't expect too much on the cosmetic side though.
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Is REST losing its flair?
(blog.programmableweb.com)
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What are the pains you primarily want to solve?
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Digital Ocean: NY1 (Equinix) Power Issue Postmortem
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Would be interesting with more recent data on Kaggle.com usage. Anyone?
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Hi, I'm co-founder and dev at Userbin. We want the integration of Userbin to feel somewhat similar to what you're used to when working with your favorite Ruby, Node or PHP auth library, rather than being a provider of a cloud-base
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Easy-to-use Rails authentication inspired by Devise
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With the rise of more and more clever authentication methods, e.g. fingerprint (Apple Touch ID), facial recognition ( http://mashable.com/2013/07/25/facial-recognition-payment ) and clicking in pictures ( http:
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Show HN: Whistle-based Authentication
(popdevelop.com)
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Snap.svg being able to parse existing SVG:s I've generated with Sketch is totally awesome. Even more awesome would be the day when Sketch lets me play around with animations and timelines and then generate Snap.svg instructions.
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I agree to some extent. My hypothesis is that during a project you take a lot of shortcuts, because solving that last part of a task sometimes involves a lot of work to get everything perfect and working for every user. It could be making a
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How to spoil the fish with salt and pepper
(martinstoeckli.ch)
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Yeah, I saw your service on Heroku a couple of weeks ago. Haven't tried it for our API's yet but I recall you had a pretty nifty approach. Good work!
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Webhooks are in need of some standardisation for sure, so moving towards something like PuSH is a step in the right direction. However this technology has been around for a while, so whether this will become standard or not remains unclear.
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Love the way they are heading with the JSON stuff http://michael.otacoo.com/postgresql-2/postgres-9-3-feature-...
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The backend will always be my comfort zone. Even though I've been involved in everything from hacking Linux kernel drivers to designing e-commerce checkouts, the backend still feels like home. Actually I've given this a lot of tho