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by endlessvoid94 6y ago
I used the Tk ruby bindings several years ago and it was easy and looked decent.
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Tiger King = American Politics(davepaola.com)
2 points by endlessvoid94 6y ago|0 comments
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by endlessvoid94 6y ago
Is this like Memsql back in the day?
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by endlessvoid94 6y ago
this is really cool! thank you for sharing
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by endlessvoid94 6y ago
The possibilities of bringing back this way of thinking are tantalizing to me. The intersection of end user programming a discoverable system with the pervasiveness of the cloud could be really awesome. Something like a mashup of Automator,
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by endlessvoid94 6y ago
Thank you for this synopsis! It's been several years since I've had the time to really dig into the (extensive) prior work in this area. You've given me some great links! I have the smalltalk blue book on my shelf and have al
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by endlessvoid94 6y ago
This is so cool. We know that smalltalk message passing was inspired by biology, and the ultimate design vision was for objects to be ephemeral machines themselves. Would it be possible to create a farm of Pis, where some objects were on so
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by endlessvoid94 6y ago
This is amazing. I've been looking for this exact solution. Thanks for your work!
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Richard Feynman and the Connection Machine(longnow.org)
2 points by endlessvoid94 6y ago|0 comments
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by endlessvoid94 6y ago
Happy to see these videos posted, they are exceptional. He clearly understood this stuff at a very deep level. I recall reading a story somewhere about his collaboration with Danny Hillis at Thinking Machines (I think?) and applying his uni
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The Struggle is not always real(medium.com)
1 points by endlessvoid94 6y ago|0 comments
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How many slack groups are you a member of that are not work-related?(twitter.com)
1 points by endlessvoid94 6y ago|2 comments
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What the end of visual basic means(davepaola.com)
1 points by endlessvoid94 7y ago|1 comments
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
This is excellent, thank you for the link. Any others you think highly of?
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
Hey Killian! Awesome project. Unrelated: I was saddened to see on your website that Guitaryst was no longer around! Thank you again for your early support at Djangy ;)
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Announcing Jellyswitch Childcare(jellyswitch.com)
2 points by endlessvoid94 7y ago|0 comments
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Jellyswitch Update – events, increased customization, flexible billing, and more(jellyswitch.com)
1 points by endlessvoid94 7y ago|0 comments
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
Good feedback, thanks! It's tricky because we really don't integrate with anything except building access. And we aspire not to.
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Show HN: Jellyswitch, the operating system for flexible workspaces(jellyswitch.com)
3 points by endlessvoid94 7y ago|2 comments
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
Got it. So, if a startup is using Stripe to charge, I assume Stripe is able to pass that revocation on to the startup?
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
Is this just a policy change? How could they enforce this?
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
Postgres -> QueryClips
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Network passes are ruining coworking(twitter.com)
1 points by endlessvoid94 7y ago|0 comments
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Let's focus on customers, not WeWork(blog.jellyswitch.com)
2 points by endlessvoid94 7y ago|0 comments
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Jellyswitch Transforms Coworking Spaces(blog.jellyswitch.com)
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
I think this is an awesome idea. I really like the Smalltalk approach of not using files and instead representing the structure of a program purely in memory. I also love the idea of drawing inspiration from spreadsheets and databases inste
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
This is such a great article
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What coworking space operators need to know about pass networks(blog.jellyswitch.com)
4 points by endlessvoid94 7y ago|0 comments
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If you're a flexible workspace operator, ignore WeWork at your peril(blog.jellyswitch.com)
1 points by endlessvoid94 7y ago|0 comments
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by endlessvoid94 7y ago
Just because the author "doesn't understand what the fuck is going on here" does not make it a bad investment, a terrible company, and so on.

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