hannesfostie

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by hannesfostie 2y ago
Location: Belgium Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, minor Go experience Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannes-fostie-07860380/ or I can send over a PDF
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by hannesfostie 7y ago
aren't they afraid they'll fall through?
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by hannesfostie 9y ago
I've been using a daily dose of 5g of creatine for several months to help with climbing. Maybe I'm a non-responder, or maybe the effects are too subtle, but I haven't noticed anything. Definitely nothing in terms of brain fun
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Ask HN: ShirtJS order problems: troubling silence
9 points by hannesfostie 11y ago|6 comments
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by hannesfostie 12y ago
Isn't there something to be said about engineers teaching designers git, and the other way around? I understand that what you're saying is easier and more efficient, but learning to communicate should be a pretty big deal, and tea
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by hannesfostie 13y ago
hard to say, I'd say look through forum posts to see which corps stand out, or just go do the stuff you normally do and talk to people in local, talk to your targets (or killers), fellow miners, ... whatever it is. Join those you enjoy
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by hannesfostie 13y ago
It's easy to think that EVE is not worth playing unless you already have been playing for years, or that it's only worth doing so at the highest level. Though if you dig a bit deeper you'll see there's much more to the g
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by hannesfostie 13y ago
Thank you so much for Capistrano. We use it on a daily basis (several times) and built http://capo.io to make it easier to re-use deploy scripts. I'm going to take a closer look into the source code and try to help out with
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The ruby-lang.org design contest is a missed opportunity(oneperfectline.com)
1 points by hannesfostie 13y ago|0 comments
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by hannesfostie 13y ago
I betatested this. Even back then it was pretty solid. As you can tell by the landing page (eat your own dog food etc) it's drop dead gorgeous. It's easy to work with and contained a lot of modules. Took me about 30 minutes to put
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by hannesfostie 13y ago
We never rebase like that, and instead use git merge master --no-ff We also never SSH into a server, and instead use Capistrano to handle this for us. Capistrano works great with Rails, but even other frameworks have plugins to handle this.
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by hannesfostie 13y ago
I know exactly what you mean. I bet you also feel awkward when you do try to apply enough strength, but the other person has a stronger than average handshake, which makes you wonder if your two hands would implode if you apply the same or
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by hannesfostie 14y ago
The book is called Surviving in Avalanche Terrain by Bruce Tremper, he's involved with an avalanche safety center in Utah (I believe he's the director there, but don't know for sure - book not at hand). It's an absolute must-read if you wan
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by hannesfostie 14y ago
I'm an avid backcountry skier myself, and currently reading a book about avalanches by one of the leading experts in the field. He had a table in the book that considered 100 day seasons, and a 95% stability of snowpack (all avalanche slope
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by hannesfostie 14y ago
Apps like that could be enough to show off what you can do, but what's more interesting to employers is to see some creativity as well as ability to code. I suggest looking for something a little more fun and interesting than a simple blog.
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by hannesfostie 14y ago
Currently working on a little app that sends email reminders for movies you want to see in theaters. It happens far too often that I see a trailer somewhere, think "woah I want to see that movie" then just forget about it, only to remember
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by hannesfostie 14y ago
Worth mentioning that since we only had 48 hours, this is still very rough. Our main goal is to gather some interested folks and improve this in the days and weeks after the Rumble judging is over (it ends on the 19th)
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by hannesfostie 14y ago
I am one of the developers behind Capo.io, which is a submission to the 2012 Rails Rumble hackathon and was built in just 48 hours. We built this to make it easier for us to assemble Capfiles without having to look for snippets across diffe
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Show HN: Capo.io - Bringing Capistrano deployments to the masses(capo.io)
13 points by hannesfostie 14y ago|2 comments
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by hannesfostie 15y ago
I don't know man, he didn't change all that much if you ask me. He also couldve taken the extra "few hours" to make something that actually looks different before releasing it if you ask me.
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by hannesfostie 15y ago
I assumed that's why he got the name wrong. He edited it after I wrote the comment, I suppose it was a genuine mistake. Still doesn't change how I feel about this. He could have opensourced the engine on itself, taking the design as well is
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by hannesfostie 15y ago
What Dustin did, is build a blogging engine he wanted to use himself. He then invited people he respected to write on the platform, people he knew would deliver a certain standard of quality that he'd love to connect his name to. He never s
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by hannesfostie 15y ago
I've been to two, here's a quick rundown... Startup Weekend Brussels, #1: january 2011 About 90 attendants, 45-50 pitches. Some were good, some were bad, some were clones (groupon anyone?). I joined a great team led by the (then) Brussels d
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Defending Android’s Hardware Buttons(vbsteven.com)
31 points by hannesfostie 15y ago|28 comments