feralmoan

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by feralmoan 12y ago
I think by extension of the Platonic school of thought Western culture has become deeply ingrained in dichotomous thinking applying such constraints to all areas of life (beyond simple science and logic), whereas Eastern non-dualism suppose
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by feralmoan 12y ago
Enterprise ETL, process automation and service integration is a massive market, it'd be cool to see them buddy up with someone like Mulesoft. I tend to think these kinds of services aren't really suited to general consumers but t
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by feralmoan 12y ago
Brilliant work guys
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by feralmoan 12y ago
user sessions would get picked up by if you just injected the oembed player dom rather than hand-rolling it ( https://developers.soundcloud.com/docs/oembed ) - no authentication required.
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by feralmoan 12y ago
why this over a cat | sed | sendmail < bcc distro_list?
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by feralmoan 12y ago
yerp, fixed width nacha files exchanged periodically over sftp. Built for/by cobol based banking systems back in the day and continues to live on.
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by feralmoan 12y ago
very slick
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by feralmoan 12y ago
"Unfortunately, we’re still in a world where a manufacturer’s first reaction is to lock things down, to make devices incompatible, in an attempt to extract as much profit as possible from the system. If this is your mindset, you’re not
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by feralmoan 13y ago
For me it helps taking short breaks from one problem (like, ~20 mins every couple of hours) to lay the foundations for tackling the next problem, drawing diagrams, doing some research and letting a project 'normalize' conceptually
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by feralmoan 13y ago
Storm doesn't naturally support dynamic topologies and is rather resource hungry, which needs a bit advanced planning. I was looking @ Storm for my own pipelining product (bip.io) very early on and shied away as too high an opportunity
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by feralmoan 13y ago
why do people insist on making candidates write code on whiteboards anyway, its the exact opposite of 'right tool for the job'
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Ask HN: Software Devs – What's your channel into pop culture?
7 points by feralmoan 13y ago|2 comments
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by feralmoan 13y ago
JWT is an interesting standard ( http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-json-web-token-1... ) dealing with sessionless temporal auth tokens that offers some flexibility between http basic (native) or signed tokens
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by feralmoan 13y ago
This is a treasure trove, thankyou!
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by feralmoan 13y ago
This is great! Can anyone suggest a place where coders can reach out to people in non-tech industries and solve real problems for a change?
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by feralmoan 13y ago
http://www.highcharts.com is amazing and used across a lot of the US's biggest investment banks. Creative commons version available or per user/organizational licenses. http://d3js.org though I have a part
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by feralmoan 13y ago
Really enjoying all the new tech startups that seem to be emerging from Barcelona. Nice work :)
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Show HN : BipIO – Open Source iPaaS for Node.js(github.com)
1 points by feralmoan 13y ago|0 comments
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by feralmoan 13y ago
How long are people usually spending to write a blog post? Is 1-2hrs reasonable, because i get an hour in creating some story that people probably won't read and just go 'to hell with it'. Whats an average time investment, f
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by feralmoan 13y ago
And node-phantom-simple :D (saved my bacon with that also)
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by feralmoan 13y ago
Same here, between Nodemailer and Haraka, SMTP relaying with node is a breeze
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by feralmoan 13y ago
Don't E visas have prevailing wage constraints which you won't come anywhere close to meeting in an incubator?
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by feralmoan 13y ago
A lot of love here for wit.ai, I was thinking about transactional contexts today (NLP conversations) and if I could support that kind of workflow with wit and 'oh hey there ya go its already in there as states!'. Great work!
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by feralmoan 13y ago
I've used a bunch of different languages over my career from device+graphics libraries in assembly to windows apps to servers, web stacks and (recently) front-end. These days admittedly I do a lot of node development and while not a
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by feralmoan 13y ago
AOP type architectures work fairly naturally with out of band queues etc. (0MQ, RabbitMQ or Redis pub/sub off top of my head) so its never really difficult to parallelize those requests out to workers who can largely operate independen
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by feralmoan 13y ago
Really wish there were better defense attorneys onboard in these cases because at their core these instances boggle the logical mind.
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by feralmoan 13y ago
Definitely a lot of overhead keeping sockets alive for this when deltas must be few+far between. Wonder why they eschewed mqtt or rest... ? I imagine a lot of integrators are going WTF to a Firebase approach for a thermostat.
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by feralmoan 13y ago
I'm going to say FU to the industry and buy a horse ranch if it is! These were all public documented endpoints and 'worked as intended'. criticker is next-level incompetence, that's pretty much the point.
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by feralmoan 13y ago
BipIO - https://github.com/bipio-server/bipio is all JavaScript, the biggest thing it needs right now is a migration of the configuration dashboard at https://bip.io into the public repo. Currently a Backbo
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by feralmoan 13y ago
I think OP was writing a parody piece and not actually serious.

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