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by cookrn 13y ago
Would switching to part time at finishing your degree while you freelance as well be an option? That might you allow you to try out lots of different types of CS/programming/development work in different industries and build some
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by cookrn 13y ago
Did you start with vim on the command line? Or did you learn vim-style through Vintage Mode?
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by cookrn 13y ago
I don't have too much specific feedback, but I know one thing that has irked me in the past (and irked users of services I've worked on) is when the OAuth permissions requested are very broad. For example, why request "write&
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by cookrn 13y ago
What you've built looks great and I totally understand your rationale. It was just _scary_ to see that pop up. Did not think of the method described by @fjabre's comment and its children though (one of your sibling comments). Mayb
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by cookrn 13y ago
A wonderful chat service called Kato offers a very similar chat <=> github integration http://kato.quora.com/Free-Kato-For-Open-GitHub-Repos
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by cookrn 13y ago
I really, really would love to give this a try but am totally turned off by the requested "read and modify everything" Dropbox permissions. Although the Harp application does a really good job explaining the limitations of the Dro
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by cookrn 13y ago
Tumblr has a tool named Collins, which they refer to as a configuration management database (CMDB). http://tumblr.github.io/collins/
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by cookrn 13y ago
congrats on launching this! some thoughts and questions: clickable: http://keybits.net/ * the main keybits-server repo doesn't link to keybits.net * instead of the "first-run.yml" technique, what do you think
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Ask HN: Why aren't there any MariaDB Heroku Addons?
1 points by cookrn 13y ago|0 comments
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by cookrn 13y ago
AuraJS is another project to check out along the web components track: http://aurajs.com/
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by cookrn 13y ago
Not nearly as experimental as Upcoming, but Sunrise http://www.sunrise.am/ has been my goto for a while now. A bit buggy but pretty, functional, and improving.
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Ansible and Salt: A detailed comparison(missingm.co)
4 points by cookrn 13y ago|0 comments
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by cookrn 13y ago
Would have been a funny addition to the poll :) Been working on one from a MakerGear kit for 6 months now on and off. Down to the calibration and a bad endstop now it seems. There was a good article recently on how to know which path to go
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by cookrn 13y ago
Are you referencing Grit? https://github.com/mojombo/grit
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by cookrn 14y ago
Just finished a ruby implementation: https://rubygems.org/gems/chrome_logger You can now use the plugin with any Rack compatible Ruby framework.
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PostgreSQL v9.1.9 Now Supported By Adventure(blog.ad.venture.io)
2 points by cookrn 14y ago|0 comments
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by cookrn 14y ago
OP here: We're still gathering feedback and testing our service. While in this phase, all provisioned databases are free for testing/non-production purposes. Looking forward to your thoughts!
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Adventure Adds MongoDB Support(blog.ad.venture.io)
3 points by cookrn 14y ago|2 comments
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by cookrn 14y ago
Excellent thoughts -- thanks for sharing. 0) Video: we'll work to add a textual description 1) It is a REST API that the `adv` CLI is interfacing with. It is not yet ready for generic programmatic usage, but will be in the future. 2) Geogra
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by cookrn 14y ago
Other founder here. Looking forward to your feedback. Clickable: http://ad.venture.io/
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by cookrn 14y ago
github: cookrn
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by cookrn 14y ago
Why does authorizing with github need permission to "Update my profile"?
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by cookrn 14y ago
Great question. It's starting to gain a more mainstream following. Here are a few resources: * https://github.com/celluloid/celluloid * https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq (built on Celluloid) * https://github.com/puma/puma * http://t
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by cookrn 15y ago
Of course that works and I encourage you to do so. I always appreciate a go-getter attitude. I built Antiqua to make the process simple, transparent and to help myself stay organized. I dare you to click through the signup and make your fir
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by cookrn 15y ago
I appreciate the feedback! Your social proof point is compelling. I am paying Github for the middle individual plan, but I only actually commit to 1 or 2 of those private repositories. So, I archived the repos that I don't have any intentio
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by cookrn 15y ago
A question I received today: Does Antiqua delete private repositories from Github automatically? Answer: http://antiqua-io.tumblr.com/post/19405267478/does-antiqua-d...
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by cookrn 15y ago
Lotsa traffic -- no clicks to sign up. Should I make it more clear on the homepage that... 1 - it's free to make your first archive? 2 - no credit card info needed to sign up? Everyone should click through and make their first archive. No r
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by cookrn 15y ago
You can also follow along w/ development and progress here: http://antiqua-io.tumblr.com/
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Show HN: Antiqua, a way to securely archive private, unused Github repositories(antiqua.io)
13 points by cookrn 15y ago|8 comments
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by cookrn 15y ago
Although I've used the Observer pattern plenty of times, there's always another side to the coin. Deprecating the Observer Pattern - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2972581 - [PDF] http://lampwww.epfl.ch/~imaier/pub/DeprecatingObserv

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