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by goshakkk 10y ago
Capturing an email allows to build an ongoing connection. It's easier to sell if you have proven to be useful on the small scale (free articles & advice), than to expect people to buy something as fundamental as a UI framework righ
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by goshakkk 10y ago
Try content marketing? Blog some focused pieces on native mobile dev in general and what sucks, then show how your product makes everyone's lives better and saves the day. Set a schedule and post, that's the way people will see yo
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Learn How Touchscreens Work (in 5 minutes)(hardbound.co)
2 points by goshakkk 10y ago|0 comments
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Can hybrid apps cut your mobile development costs?(goshakkk.name)
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by goshakkk 10y ago
My intention was to create a custom renderer from scratch instead of using an existing one. To learn more about how that stuff works, but also because react-canvas and react-art felt like too much. I didn't want anything to get in my w
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by goshakkk 10y ago
Danke :) Anything in particular that was not obvious/bad about the blog post? I guess I'm still trying to find my voice here to explain different ideas in simple way, so any feedback is very welcome! Were you going to build anothe
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Making custom renderers for React(goshakkk.name)
61 points by goshakkk 10y ago|5 comments
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by goshakkk 12y ago
Using the developer preview for about a week. I have a 2012 Air 13". DP3 was mostly ok, but would freeze and immediately reboot once or twice times a day. The newly-released DP4 seems stable enough though. There's also something w
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by goshakkk 12y ago
I'm going to spoil: Practical Microservices will cover synchronous communication with both HTTP and AMQP (RabbitMQ and friends), as well as async with AMQP. Among other benefits sync over AMQP provides is the fact that you don&#x27
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by goshakkk 12y ago
Thank you! :)
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I'm writing a book "Practical Microservices with Ruby"(practicalmicroservices.com)
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by goshakkk 13y ago
> Let's say the US retaliates against Iran's threat of force (let's just assume it makes a legitimate threat of force) and kills uninvolved Iranian citizens as a side-effect. Assume the US made reasonable attempts to minim
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by goshakkk 13y ago
> The only solution I can think of is a type of confederacy of anarchist collectives, where all collectives agree on basic freedoms (freedom to travel, freedom to leave, completely fair representation, etc) where some are bastions of soc
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by goshakkk 13y ago
All good, but even though Rothbard mentions it, this theory of property is actually Lockean, not Rothbardian. [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_theory_of_property
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by goshakkk 13y ago
Yes, public education & health care are immoral because they are funded through means of coercion. Helping the poor is a noble end, but even noble ends can't justify violent means. It does not matter how fair theft seems to the rec
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by goshakkk 13y ago
SEEKING WORK — remote. Ruby, Rails, Ember.js, Redis, MongoDB. Web: http://goshakkk.name/projects.html GitHub: https://github.com/goshakkk Email: me@goshakkk.name
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by goshakkk 13y ago
> This specific incarnation might not survive. Actually, I am all for wallets implementing similar functionality and making the overall experience better. It's just that they are all really, really slow to do this. But escrow transa
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Show HN: Meklebar — Bitcoin escrow transaction helper(goshakkk.name)
17 points by goshakkk 13y ago|7 comments
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by goshakkk 13y ago
They could've just disabled issues if a lot of people were abusing them... Why close the repo?
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by goshakkk 13y ago
It depends on when you place the bet. > House Fees: To encourage betting early, house fees begin at 0% of your bet and increases linearly to 20% when the betting round closes. ( http://www.futureblock.com/how-it-works )
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by goshakkk 13y ago
> food and water regulation Just wondering. Why do you think forcing companies into complying with some regulation is necessarily a good thing? If the customers care about this kind of safety, the producers will voluntarily comply wi
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by goshakkk 13y ago
> Failing to recognize how much you benefit from your government is, yes, I'm sorry to say it, childish Did I ask the state to provide me with all these "benefits" in exchange for being enslaved and having guns and threats
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by goshakkk 13y ago
It's one of only a few words that I keep misspelling over and over again. But why post a comment dedicated solely to proper spelling of "lose" and wondering why so many people misspell it? What's the point? If anything,
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by goshakkk 13y ago
There is a number of unhealthy uses of guns, like murder. Should we ban guns? And there also is a number of unhealthy uses of cars, like using it to transport yourself right after robbing a bank. Should we ban cars? Anything that can be use
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by goshakkk 13y ago
In there, they don't allow you to practice peaceful protest to the current regime by simply walking into the streets and clapping . No signs, no speeches, no anything. Just a crowd clapping is outlawed. Among other things, they fined
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by goshakkk 13y ago
The nodes will not "mirror" content of other nodes, no. The nodes will be just storing their own data + provide a UI for browsing content of that node as well as the content of other nodes. So technically you're not hosting a
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by goshakkk 13y ago
Mediators will be getting a fee, obviously. No one would work for free. With bitcoin, it's just one more transaction output.
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by goshakkk 13y ago
Well, what else is the state if not a group of criminals who, through use of violence, coerce people into accepting their authority and following their rules (which in most cases don't protect the interest of the people, only the inter
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by goshakkk 13y ago
A similar can be implemented with this, too. Basically, when you want to buy something, instead of sending bitcoin manually, the marketplace generates a payment request for you, with two outputs — merchant (the good price) & marketplace
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by goshakkk 13y ago
1. it's just an idea of how to make a decentralized SR. 2. I doubt I'll be able to implement it entirely myself regardless. 3. even if I or someone else does, what is bad about it, exactly? It'll be just software. A set of Ru

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