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Linking and calling Rust functions from C
(bluishcoder.co.nz)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Can you post an example of how it looks?
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Enterprisify your Java Class Names
(projects.haykranen.nl)
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Sweet - a standardized "enum" module. I wonder if/when will Django adapt this in their Model definition?
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glazskunrukitis
13y ago
This has happened far too many times for me too. A colored/distinct prompt is a must.
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13y ago
This is actually really great. I always thought that those metallic/plastic phone holders are a bad idea because they shake and wobble too much. This is just perfect IMO.
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Ask HN: Structured consumer product database
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LeaseWeb is quite good, except for their recent MegaUpload fiasco.
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13y ago
Why nobody? Opera is quite popular in some communities/regions.
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Cat friendly version of our SSL store - CatSSL
(getssl.me)
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Tail recursion, part one
(ericlippert.com)
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Join vs Exists vs In (SQL)
(gregreda.com)
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Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'parentNode' of null (JS console)
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13y ago
Thanks. Conversions come from relatively small amount of visitors but overall orders are getting placed pretty fast and I am more than satisfied with the results.
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13y ago
A follow up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5794549
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Thank you, HN
(h-s.io)
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To be honest I am a little bit surprised too.
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While they are great for hobby projects and personal sites there are some differences. For example, they are not for commercial use: "Class 1 certificates are limited to client and server certificates, whereas the later is restricted in its
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13y ago
They are Comodo certificates and are issued by Comodo CA. We can offer lower prices (yes, even lower than Comodo themselves) because we are a small team and we can put smaller margins. Also we believe in friendly support and no hidden costs
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Show HN: My side project that grew - cheap SSL certificates
(getssl.me)
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Here’s (one of the reasons) why Scala is awesome
(derekwyatt.org)
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Calculating the perfect Tetris play: Part I
(ains.co)
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How to Make Your Open-Source Project Successful
(codelike.com)
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Joining Multiple Bézier Curves
(caffeineoncode.com)
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Working Around Skype's Privacy Hole with LD_PRELOAD
(crashcoherency.net)
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13y ago
Yes, I have experience with project management/team lead and I have used quite a lot task management apps :) Just wanted to hear what other people are thinking.
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13y ago
I don't know why but this is addictive.
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13y ago
Just a heads up - there is a typo on the front page: "Tracking your time helps your to stay present"
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Ask HN: Is there space for new project/team management software?
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DevBytes: Android Studio
(youtube.com)
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