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6y ago
I can relate. Every time I pickup an old iOS device the stupid thing is nags me to update it, 100 times. And you can't just click no you have to click multiple things to get it to fuck off.
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6y ago
Even better, electric bicycles. Take all the transportation conveniences a regular bike can without getting sweaty.
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6y ago
One feature that would help a ton, that would hopefully be low hanging is to refresh the "Issues", "Merge Requests", and "To Do" count indicators in the background. They're basically useless right now beca
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6y ago
Ruby on Rails is opinionated. JavaScript is the exact opposite. The data access layer in JS leaves a lot to be desired (especially compared to Rails) React almost felt like a winner for single page apps, but there was never a great "fl
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6y ago
You should try out the Investopedia newsletter. https://link.investopedia.com/forward/5d121631cac67b640d47dc... I like it a lot more than The Morning Brew. The Morning Brew's jokes get too obscure and make it hard
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6y ago
Nailed it! I've been programming professionally for 20 years and doing exclusively frontend with React since about 2014. After the whole React Hooks thing, I can't freaking wait to do something else; and I'm absolutely livid
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7y ago
Don't let SnapChat make you feel like you're old. It's a crap UI.
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7y ago
Exactly the reason I watch most Joe Rogan content as "highlight clips" on YouTube. I don't have time for most of this drawn out content. (I did listen to the entire Joe Rogan - Snowden podcast but that was a first)
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7y ago
Be ready for a career change. Within 2 years, the vast majority of the ~300 person startup I worked for had found new jobs, and if they are still there they're likely not in the same role.
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7y ago
You could try a cloud based solution like https://curlhub.io/
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7y ago
Make sure you do your speedtest to a server beyond CenturyLink. My speeds were about that to the CenturyLink data center, but anything outside that was slower than Comcast 150 Mbps. Which leads me to believe they don't have a fat enoug
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7y ago
> Personally, the first month or so that I used hooks in react, it wasn’t pleasant I didn't feel that want when picking up React originally, but I do with Hooks. That's a giant red flag in my opinion.
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7y ago
- Living in the city instead of the suburbs. - Living in an apartment/condo; instead of owning a big, stupid house.
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7y ago
I used to think like that, until I was forced to use TypeScript at a new company. Now I avoid using regular JavaScript. I'm impressed how many bugs it prevents, and it prevents them early. Refactoring in TypeScript is literally magnitu
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8y ago
Ada was the first language I learned at the University of North Dakota's Computer Science program in 1996. Since the university is known for its Areospace program, I guess that made sense to pick Ada as their primary language.
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8y ago
I created CurlHub as a replacement for the original Runscope traffic inspector, which I loved, but is no longer available. The biggest difference between the CurlHub and Runscope traffic inspectors, is that CurlHub saves the requests to you
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8y ago
You route all API requests through the proxy server. So, say your API is `api.company.com`. Instead of sending requests to `api.company.com`, you send them to `api-company-com-<BUCKET_NAME>.curlhub.io`. That's all you have to do
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Show HN: CurlHub, API Traffic Inspector
(curlhub.io)
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8y ago
What book are you referring to? Sounds good :)
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Runaway Open Source Project - Lessons learned from developing HiSRC
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Thanks. I'd love to make one for the desktop App but I haven't figured out a way to do more then Previous, Next, etc. No searching. I've contemplated building my own desktop app though that basically embeds a browser plus the extension.
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Show HN: Rdio Remote Control for Chrome
(partyq.us)
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Using Siri For Home Automation
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Show HN: Bookmarklet for removing duplicate tracks in Rdio playlists
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So there's multiple tiers being used in the demo. Nodeler itself is just for Node A finding Node B. Developers are free to define their own protocols to communicate between Nodes. An add-on for developers will be the "Nodeler Central" commu
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Nodeler is a zero configuration service (Apple calls theirs Bonjour) for web and mobile applications. It can be used to pair two applications/devices together in an easy and secure manner. I'll be opening the API to developers along with po
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Show HN: Nodeler - An app that pairs Web/Mobile Apps. Ex: Remote Control Rdio
(nodeler.com)
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Direct link to Nodeler if you want to skip the blog intro: http://nodeler.com/
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Introducing Nodeler
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16y ago
Donated! Trumpet Winsock was the gateway to my first internet experience. Thanks Peter!
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