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Microsoft’s Nudge service leverages AI to speed up completion of pull requests(venturebeat.com)
3 points by geekjock 6y ago|0 comments
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by geekjock 8y ago
I think Capital One Spark was shut down.
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by geekjock 8y ago
Yep, Rails
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by geekjock 8y ago
Thanks for the shout-out David! If anyone's interested here's the link to the website: https://pullreminders.com
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by geekjock 8y ago
I run http://pullreminders.com
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by geekjock 8y ago
I'm a solo founder (pullreminders.com) and have been at it for about a year and a half. There are definitely a lot of highs and lows but overall I enjoy the way my work feels very personal and autonomous. I love this quote by Derek Siv
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by geekjock 8y ago
Pull Reminders | Ruby on Rails developer | Boulder, CO | REMOTE | Part-time | https://pullreminders.com Pull Reminders helps teams stay on top of GitHub code reviews through automated Slack reminders and metrics. If you've
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by geekjock 8y ago
Pretty much every team I've worked as an IC or manager has had this problem. By "problem", I mean that pull requests take more time and more cycles of communication to review and merge than is ideal, which means things get sh
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by geekjock 8y ago
I started http://pullreminders.com earlier this year and it has been slowly but steadily generating revenue
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by geekjock 8y ago
Bingo. Reminds me of this hilarious rap song about remote life as a dev https://youtu.be/ZAW1LBJE-w4
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by geekjock 8y ago
This is awesome
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by geekjock 8y ago
This is very cool. I maintain a GitHub App (pullreminders.com) and I can see Actions helping with setting up additional custom alerts that users sometimes ask for.
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The story behind Pull Reminders, a GitHub App used by 500+ companies(blog.github.com)
1 points by geekjock 8y ago|0 comments
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The struggle of choosing a name and domain for your startup(indiehackers.com)
1 points by geekjock 8y ago|0 comments
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by geekjock 8y ago
OP here - I maintain https://pullreminders.com , so I realized GitHub was down when I started getting alerts about 500s from the GitHub API.
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GitHub is down(status.github.com)
136 points by geekjock 8y ago|66 comments
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by geekjock 8y ago
See Directus https://getdirectus.com
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Custom Error Pages with React, GraphQL, and Error Boundaries(medium.freecodecamp.org)
2 points by geekjock 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is it GraphQL best practice to limit root query types?
2 points by geekjock 8y ago|0 comments
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by geekjock 8y ago
I have all the attendees emails – can't I email them after the event to add/invite them to a group for this purpose?
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by geekjock 8y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. This is the first event I've organized so haven't thought about continuity yet.
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by geekjock 8y ago
Thanks!
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Tell HN: Chicago Indie Hackers meetup(eventbrite.com)
20 points by geekjock 8y ago|8 comments
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by geekjock 8y ago
Hah, so true.
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by geekjock 8y ago
Agree completely. I enjoy programming with other languages but nothing beats Rails when it comes to getting a product out the door. Last week I found out that a Rails app I built for a SAAS company many years ago is still running reliably a
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by geekjock 8y ago
How did you decide between god, monit, upstart, supervisor, etc?
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by geekjock 8y ago
I love your story! I also have a bootstrapped Slack bot that's been growing well organically. Question – what's been the best way to find customers aside from the Slack App Directory? And, is the Slack App Directory still your #1
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by geekjock 8y ago
Hey! Would love to hear more of your story. Can you email me at a at abinoda.com?
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by geekjock 8y ago
Great write-up. One aspect of GraphQL that I've found difficult is communicating errors to consumers in a developer-friendly way. What is the best way for GraphQL server to communicate to the client the equivalent of HTTP status codes
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by geekjock 8y ago
Makes sense. Nice product by the way!

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