gabrielcsapo

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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   The main page sticks when trying to scroll all the way to the bottom. Running Safari Version 10.0.2 (11602.3.12.0.1) on OS X 10.11.6 (15G1212)
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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   Open source what should have originally been open sourced?
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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   I never could find a name for that, thank you for fixing that problem.
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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   well done
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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   really good advice
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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   "I suppose if there's anything to be learned here, it's that people on the Internet may sometimes be full of shit." most undervalued quote.
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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   This is really awesome! I love seeing code visualized!
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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   all of these web scraping frameworks, doesn't it tell you that the web needs more wide spread semantic markup? <jobs-list> <job> <employer> YCombinator </employer> <position> ... </p
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   by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

   I really like logo dust, thanks for the link!
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    Why has no one made a more developer friendly way of doing this that does not need to include breakpoints in code? What if I don't know what I should be looking at when I am profiling? XCode has a really nice memory profiler that shows
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    Very cool, nice job Jeremy!
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    This image got me to love and try this out ( https://flynn.io/images/popsicle-273f37c4.png )
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    fantastic. helped my girlfriend and I to really understand where the systemic problems of productivity stem from. So simple. Thanks Nick.
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    Self hosted version would make this much more appealing since all of that calculation would be done in real time on your own devices. I agree this would be ideal. Why do they need the data in the first place? What makes that data good for a
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    amazing work on Voxel Quest, I have been following this since the start and it made me want to carry that same engineering excellence in my open source projects!
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    I have been begging my management to let me work remotely, but they have been pretty negative towards the idea. "We would like to keep our team close" -- Management "Half of our team is in India" -- me ":shrug: go
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    I travel, I just think that saving money is difficult to do for 80% of America. The gap widens as you expand to different countries worldwide.
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    apparently this is where all the stuff happens, It has been a year and I have realized how backwards life is here.
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    decent programmer? you must not really know how tech works, shitty programmers make over 100k..
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    Work at a valley company, live in a shoebox, bank maybe $500 a month, if you are lucky. Please explain to me your equation for making a lot of money.
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    amen.
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    This is very cool! I do agree that installing java is downside :(
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    something that might be interesting is a hosting this ( https://github.com/gabrielcsapo/node-notebook ). It does not have sql database support, but can use all of node's capabilities. Another plus is you can self ho
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    Awesome article! Thanks for the share!
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    Tribe – Experiential Messaging(tribe.pm)

    2 points by gabrielcsapo 10y ago|0 comments
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    by gabrielcsapo 10y ago

    Based on the work done on https://github.com/node-freight/freight-server . It has been passion project for the past week and a half, let me know what you think :)
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    NPM and Bower Bundler(gabrielcsapo.github.io)

    2 points by gabrielcsapo 10y ago|1 comments