chrislloyd

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   Pinterest’s easter egg lets developers test their hacking skills(venturebeat.com)

   4 points by chrislloyd 10y ago|0 comments
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   by chrislloyd 10y ago

   Or less fancy depending on how you look at it.
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   by chrislloyd 10y ago

   The advantage in splitting up the assertions is that you get more visibility. If one test fails and not the other two that's extra information you can use to debug you wouldn't have if you have all 3 in one test.
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   by chrislloyd 11y ago

   So awesome :) Thanks for putting this together. I'd love to see a Secret Hitler bot next!
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   by chrislloyd 11y ago

   I know very little about the topic, but is that a thing? Surely just publishing (without asserting ownership) could establish prior art?
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   by chrislloyd 11y ago

   I'm a little taken aback that a Government institution like NASA would even file patents and discourage open innovation. Does anybody know the reasons why they file patents? Are NASA's patents enforced and have they collected ro
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   by chrislloyd 11y ago

   I think your criticisms are definitely valid. The learning curve is steep (intentionally so) but definitely worth it. Your programs will become more reliable and you'll get more done as a consequence. Please push through! The error mes
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   by chrislloyd 11y ago

   If you're finding the paper too dense, Philip gave a extremely entertaining talk on the same subject at Strange Loop this year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOiZatlZtGU
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   by chrislloyd 11y ago

   They're big fans of Clojure (and are sponsoring clojure/conj).
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    by chrislloyd 11y ago

    This is awesome. Any plans to support other JS based languages (like Clojure via. planck)?
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    by chrislloyd 11y ago

    From their homepage: "This is not ImageMagick running on EC2"
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    by chrislloyd 11y ago

    This is pretty common advice and not a point of contention for front-end folks. > if you're only going to be using the style once on a page Herein lies the the problem. You now can't use that header anywhere else, meaning the i
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    by chrislloyd 11y ago

    There's growing evidence[1] that the death penalty doesn't give survivors much closure. [1] http://scholarship.law.marquette.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?art...
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    http://playfic.com is a good archive of inform IFs.
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    With Assembly (YC W12), ZenPayroll, and others, software is eating the company(inc.com)

    2 points by chrislloyd 12y ago|0 comments
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    Thanks Eliezer. That was an amazing journey.
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    Assembly Solves the Ownership Problem of Open-Source Cooperation(groupsrc.com)

    2 points by chrislloyd 12y ago|0 comments
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    Works great on mobile. Great job!
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    Hey debacle! I'm a front-end engineer at Assembly. We've pushed out a bunch of new features in the last couple of days and are still ironing out the edges. Namely, we shift from Kickstarter-style "product" pages (with ev
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    > What happens to the other 9,500,000 app coins? Who 'owns' them for purposes of profit distribution and opinion weight? Effectively the product's wallet owns them, but opinion weight is based entirely on your ownership of
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    Hey (co-founder of Assembly)! We're focusing on software projects at the moment (there's a bunch of unique challenges in just software alone), but we definitely think there's room to expand. We're working on a clear way
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    If you'd like to see a better submission process, it's an open-source product on Assembly: https://assembly.com/really-good-emails . There's been lots of talk about just forwarding an email to an address and h
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    Show HN: Helpful – Community-built support software(helpful.io)

    34 points by chrislloyd 12y ago|10 comments
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    It said "All you have to do is just write." so I started typing something and it didn't do anything.
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    Have you considered using something like https://github.com/chanks/que/blob/master/README.md for critical jobs?
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    That's really interesting, you make a great point. I hope you don't mind, but I started a discussion for this: https://assemblymade.com/helpful/688 . Really appreciate the feedback!
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    (Disclosure: Helpful Core Team) Pricing is always difficult and has been a long ongoing discussion for us: https://assemblymade.com/helpful/search?q=pricing . It's always up for debate and if you have a strong opin
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    by chrislloyd 12y ago

    Would you mind sharing why you the team didn't want to go down the partially open, paid app route?
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    by chrislloyd 13y ago

    Helpful ( http://helpful.io ). Ruby on Rails helpdesk software trying to make things like ZenDesk & Desk.com suck less. Github: https://github.com/asm-helpful/helpful-web . We've been getting guidance
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    by chrislloyd 13y ago

    Disclosure: I'm a founder. You may be interested in what we're doing over at Assembly: https://assemblymade.com . Open source products that share profits between contributors.