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by felixrieseberg 10y ago
This is probably the most sensational text I've read all weekend. Yes, Android has security flaws (that have been previously covered in-depth). The bar for "hacking WhatsApp" should be dramatically higher than installing an a
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by felixrieseberg 10y ago
I'm not sure that that's entirely fair. I for instance don't dislike Cordova for some philosophical reason, but because I have so far hated every single iOS/Android Cordova app - mostly for performance and polish reasons
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by felixrieseberg 10y ago
If you're based in San Francisco, come to our next meetup! We'll have a bunch of people working on and with Electron there. www.meetup.com/Bay-Area-Electron-User-Group/
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by felixrieseberg 10y ago
We at Microsoft think about bots as somewhat "intelligent", as in - they understand your intent. There's a little example chat with a pizza bot: It's a subtle difference, but being able to have a conversation vs navigati
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
I built Electron's native Windows notification integration and I'd be suuuuper happy about seeing it become a standard Chromium feature.
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
You bake deprecation notices into npm, to be displayed during install. He has more than 3m installs a month, if he really wanted to, he could have easily display a giant "npm sucks" banner during every single install. Same message
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
Azer has contributed awesome modules to the community, but such a move _obviously_ messes with a bunch of people who previously didn't trust npm, but Azer. Npm works fine. There might be issues with it, but the reason builds are failin
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
I don't see a clear answer on whether or not Facebook will analyze or use the data in any way. It is said that a company can "control" the data, but I'd like to know how Facebook will handle the data.
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
Yahoo still has a bunch of really smart people doing important open source contributions - I wish all of them all the best and I really hope that the tighter belt will allow them to continue their work.
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
If anyone wants to give Shout a try - you can run it in Azure for free (via free web apps). Also, you can deploy it with one click: https://github.com/felixrieseberg/shout-azure Disclaimer: Love Shout, just made this
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Running Parse Open Source with Docker(felixrieseberg.com)
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
> We're calling it version 0.14, but it's a full rewrite so we think of it more like a 2.0 release. I love React, but that just seems like a bad idea. Especially given the fact that the previous version was called "v2-beta
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A Peer Review Bot for GitHub: Because reviews rock, but managing them is tedious(felixrieseberg.com)
1 points by felixrieseberg 11y ago|0 comments
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A small tool to upgrade npm on Windows(github.com)
1 points by felixrieseberg 11y ago|0 comments
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Npm3 is here and it's a huge deal for Windows(felixrieseberg.com)
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
Copying my comment from below. Disclaimer: I work for John Shewchuck / Microsoft. W3C is working on Web App Manifests ( http://www.w3.org/TR/appmanifest/ ), allowing websites to declare app-like properties. Man
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
(Disclaimer: I work for John Shewchuck) W3C is working on Web App Manifests ( http://www.w3.org/TR/appmanifest/ ), allowing websites to declare app-like properties. ManifoldJS uses that standard for those platforms
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by felixrieseberg 11y ago
If you're looking for alternatives, OneDrive has been ported to Linux. It currently has 15GB free and fairly cheap plans. https://github.com/xybu/onedrive-d/ (using https://github.com/mk-fg&#x
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
I had a lot of fun hacking away with the DEIS guyson the Azure integration. If you want a quick overview post, I wrote a "from 0 to cluster": http://felixrieseberg.com/deis-azure-coreos/
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Host your own Heroku-style platform with Deis and Azure(felixrieseberg.com)
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
If anybody is interested in a some code, I released a small sample application: https://github.com/felixrieseberg/MicrosoftBand-Sample .
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
We can feel that inside the company, too. I joined the company right before we launched Windows 8 as a Developer Advocate and I have to admit that there was a bunch of stuff inside W8 that made Windows devs need advocacy. Shortly after Sa
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
It should be pretty easy to look at the approach I took and mimic it for other providers. I write Open Source code for Microsoft, so we made it work with Azure first - but the code should be clean enough for someone else to pick it up and w
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
Hey guys, Felix here - happy to answer any questions!
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Deploying SailsJS Apps in Seconds(felixrieseberg.azurewebsites.net)
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
I'm one of the open source engineers spending a fair chunk of time helping YC companies that are making use of this deal. Personally, I don't think that money buys love. It gets us attention, but I believe that we'll only win
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
Do me a favor and shoot me a mail at feriese@microsoft.com - I'm sure we can set something up!
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
We have a bunch of Microsofties at YC today, but reach out to Steve or me directly at (founders@microsoft.com) if you're a Winter 2015 batch company and for some reason not at YC today. It's also worth pointing out that our $60k o
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by felixrieseberg 12y ago
Good to see that a new version is out - if anybody here wants to take it for a spin on Azure Websites, we at Microsoft just created a small one-click script[1] that installs this version. [1]: https://github.com/felixriesebe
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What the heck is a Microsoft Open Source Engineer, Anyway?(felixrieseberg.com)
2 points by felixrieseberg 12y ago|0 comments

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