dylanz

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   by dylanz 14y ago

   Comfort is the reason I have my phone on the table as well. My glasses and keys end up in the same place... usually in a precarious stack.
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   by dylanz 14y ago

   I feel like being "that guy", and saying that this is going to fail. It's not going to gain traction, and will not be profitable or popular in the future. The reason I want to be "that guy", is that me, Murphy, and his law... have a little
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   by dylanz 14y ago

   Nobody has mentioned RightSignature yet. They've been around for a while, and I've used their services for a long time as well (...and, helped bootstrap the codebase). That said, I like the simple UI of Hello Sign thus far... but, I got a
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   by dylanz 14y ago

   After playing with them all, we went with Angular for what it's worth. Less lines of code, IOC is pretty neat, and it just "feels good". We're happy w/ our choice thus far.
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   by dylanz 14y ago

   It seems to be a SurveyMonkey problem.
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   by dylanz 14y ago

   A colleague and I are using it, and it's been great thus far. The learning curve is a bit steeper than other similar frameworks, but once you get the hang of it, development is very quick. The Angular guys are very helpful as well.
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   by dylanz 14y ago

   Hah! Pretty funny. Run this one: sudo rm -rf /
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   by dylanz 14y ago

   I spent time going through each page "and" reading through these HN comments and I still don't know what the product does. Great graphics, but I didn't grok what the product was in the first 10 seconds (and still don't after 2 minutes).
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   by dylanz 14y ago

   I bought about 30 pairs of the same gray socks and 30 pairs of the same black boxer briefs. It's so nice never having to match socks, or worry about running out of them or clean underwear to wear. They're small items, so they don't take u
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    by dylanz 14y ago

    "So don't try to build hard realtime systems in node, that require consistent response times. Erlang is probably a better choice for these kinds of applications." Erlang is actually suited for soft realtime systems as well. I've never seen
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    I worked with agentzh on a module at one point, and he was extremely helpful in validating my ideas and helping me out. He answered all my questions by thorough example and explanation, which is why I'm excited that I saw this post. Hats
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    I'd go with "Tessquare", or some combination of Square and Tesseract. I'd definitely change the name. Apart from the name talk, congratulations, and thank you for opening this up to the community.
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    +1 ... The title totally confused me. I use Tesseract already, and it's a popular OCR project.
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    There is no news here. OP's Post/Comment ratio is really bad.
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    I agree completely. The attr_accessible issue has been around for so long (I blogged about it in 2007: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1031168 ), I'd assume it is by far one of the easiest things to exploit in a production Rails appl
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    I switched to DDG, and a couple days later, I find myself running searches while at Google headquarters, feeling... a bit awkward. Seriously though... I switched back a week later. Speed was one thing, but I'd rather take the latency hit a
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    We (a consultancy) seem to only use it when someone has some design/implementation questions and/or concerns. For example, I don't need someone watching me write code I'm comfortable writing... they should be busy producing as well. Howev
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    set relativenumber I had been using Vim for years, and this is fundamentally one of the most useful settings I came across. I think it's only available it the latest rel. Funny side note, I was out on the town one night and saw a bunch of
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    I wish you were doing this around the same time in December!
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    by dylanz 15y ago

    Also: http://tsunami-udp.sourceforge.net
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    Show HN: Would you use this Twitter iPad App?(engadget.com)

    8 points by dylanz 15y ago|1 comments
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    Show HN: Mapping Tweets by Location on your iPad.

    1 points by dylanz 15y ago|0 comments
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    by dylanz 16y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masanobu_Fukuoka http://www.onestrawrevolution.net Great book, and definitely a "guerrilla gardener" and Permaculture technique.
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    by dylanz 16y ago

    My good friend is a journeyman, and I always wished there was a US equivalent, especially in the realm of software engineering. I'm sure a lot of people would enjoy coding with brilliant programmers and traveling around the country. Anecdo
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    by dylanz 16y ago

    I thought this was referring to http://discoproject.org/ from Nokia. There was just a presentation on it at the Erlang Factory conference today.
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    by dylanz 16y ago

    Good read, and I just read this post while attending Erlang Factory in SF, in the middle of a talk about Lists and Strings :) I asked the teacher about your comment on String manipulation. Yes, it is pretty in-efficient. There are librari
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    by dylanz 16y ago

    Definitely disparate, and it seems to be the case with the web frameworks as well. Going to check out Jebu's implementation. Have been using Misultin, which has been great thus far.
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    by dylanz 16y ago

    We ported a pretty hefty application to Heroku, and surprisingly, didn't have much customization that needed to happen in regard to gems. We did have a hand written Nginx module that we had to toss out, and took care of the stuff we needed
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    by dylanz 16y ago

    We use RightSignature to handle the signing of all internal/external documents. I'm biased, but I think it's the best SaaS document signing application available :)
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    by dylanz 16y ago

    Congrats Lucas!