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Understanding Service Workers
(blog.88mph.io)
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Intresting that SNES is missing from the nintendo list. There's a good bit of literature on the underlying implementation for SNES roms: https://github.com/bttf/snes_dev (Full disclosure: I spent a little time acc
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9y ago
I can relate to a lot of your sentiments. I'd like to share a project I've been working on, https://slushi.es
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9y ago
Being able to commute by train really helps me. Having a routine of a 20 to 40 min train ride home creates a buffer between work and home and puts some mental 'distance' between my evening and the work day.
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9y ago
What were some resources that put you on the path to recovery?
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10y ago
sorry alphapapa, it may not be obvious on the site as it is currently, but you are able to save 1 link to multiple lists
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10y ago
interesting point. tags have been a feature we have not added yet partly because they seem slightly superfluous. the user is able to search across titles, descriptions, URLs, and can curate links with lists. not sure if tags can provide any
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10y ago
thanks for the tip. diigo is definitely a competitor (was noticed by our analysis a long time ago but attention to it has fell by the wayside). pocket seems like the biggest whale, so naturally have pinned it as one of our competitors. i th
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bosie, so far there aren't any guides/helpful messaging or placeholders, so my apologies it's not clear. the functionality as it stands is, pasting a link and hitting ENTER will add the link. it needs to be pre-pended with ht
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10y ago
I have been working on a prototype for a competitor to Pocket and other save-for-later services with an emphasis on minimalism, privacy and ease of use. https://slushi.es Very early app, features are rolling out daily. My end go
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10y ago
I'd imagine for the time being you could use DO's resizing features to vertically scale your droplet to handle the load. Then at a later point, horizontally scale.
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10y ago
Cute.
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10y ago
The Pizza-My-Heart in Palo Alto on University (the only one I've been to and can speak to) serves these curled pepperonis consistently.
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11y ago
Perhaps a viable alternative to using cloud services would be roll-your-own OSS packages
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11y ago
Reading "Tinder for Email" nearly made me headbutt my screen.
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11y ago
This article is actually highlighting (indirectly) the strengths of Ember.js and its ecosystem. As an Ember dev this article made me appreciate the way the development of ember tooling and the library itself are both intertwined, and that b
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11y ago
I can appreciate the honesty of that video.
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Ask HN: Continue with on-site after accepting offer from a different company?
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11y ago
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11y ago
Sam Selikoff's article on preparing for Ember 2.0 includes a pattern that could easily upgrade into routeable components [0]. [0] http://www.samselikoff.com/blog/preparing-for-ember-2.0/
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11y ago
I think the best thing you can do is actively look for another job. That will keep you going through the days.
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11y ago
What are some of the other missteps Zenefits has made in the past (for the uninformed)?
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11y ago
Great app, great UX and nice use of what looks to be liquid-fire. One question; the feedback bar you have fixed on the side; did you accomplish that by using any specific ember addons?
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11y ago
Despite that, I think the fact that major tech companies are bringing encryption into the fold as a standard feature, along with the judicial branch knocking down the NSA calling their practices unconstitutional certainly counts for somethi
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11y ago
It's hard for vim users to use in-browser text editors without vim-key support.
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11y ago
Really could use a checkbox for the 'Bag and Apple' users out there. Faster ripening times but still could use a reminder.
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11y ago
I've had a similar experience with Uber. Awesome at first, but then the horror stories started emerging, and what was upsetting was Uber's lack of initiative to abate the problems. I can understand their position in trying to keep
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11y ago
Yeah, I muted the video as soon as I heard those first guitar chords.
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12y ago
Yes, forgot to mention that: http://chewbonga.com/simple-world-threejs/
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Creating a Simple World with Three.js
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Creating Your Own Imgur: A Personal Image Host
(blog.chewbonga.com)
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