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by hiddentao 12y ago
Hi, this is my first potentially revenue-generating project, that I built in 2 weeks. There are still a few features missing (e.g. CV upload) but the general functionality is there - including the Github authentication. Would love to hear w
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Show HN: RemoteCoder.io – A jobsite for remote programmers(remotecoder.io)
220 points by hiddentao 12y ago|136 comments
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by hiddentao 12y ago
SEEKING WORK: Remote (from the UK, currently in Taiwan) I am a full-stack web developer with 9+ years experience backed by a Computer Science degree from Imperial College London. I mainly work with Javascript/Node.js (as well as Angula
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by hiddentao 12y ago
On the topic of using callbacks, promises + generators will enable you to do the same job with almost the same level of performance (see http://spion.github.io/posts/why-i-am-switching-to-promises.... ) whilst avoiding
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by hiddentao 12y ago
Great work. I love seeing how the renderer quickly draws the basic details and then ever more slowly over time fills in the finer points. I know that's pretty much how ray tracing is working but still cool to see.
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by hiddentao 12y ago
And in looking through the discussion around this article (see link in parent) they seem to view separation of ethnicities (into homogenous countries) as the solution to their problems.
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Ask HN: What mobile apps have you used that have impressive UIs?
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Show HN: Ansible playbook automation server(hiddentao.github.io)
1 points by hiddentao 12y ago|0 comments
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by hiddentao 12y ago
I agree with the points people here have brought up. For my part, I think it would be good to at least have a seamless OpenPGP interface with at least signing enabled for all mails (if encryption not always possible), and I'm working o
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by hiddentao 12y ago
I use http://ge.tt for this. No sign up needed, no upload size limit, and better yet - the other person can start downloading the file as soon as you start uploading. How is Dropr better?
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by hiddentao 12y ago
Agreed. That's what I was thinking as I was reading through his diatribe. Asking me to live and breathe the job is all good but if I'm not getting to share in the rewards the same as you then you're really just asking me to b
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by hiddentao 13y ago
I agree with the points you've made. I was simply stating that I can see why some people are calling for him to step down. The person who leads the company - the CEO in most cases - is by default often considered to be a public face fo
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by hiddentao 13y ago
Here's an idea. What if Eich had donated to a cause which stated the idea that marriage could only be between two white people. Sounds nonsensical but what if instead of it being based around sexual orientation, it was based around rac
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by hiddentao 13y ago
Spot on. A VC will fund something really risky and innovative if and only if they think they'll likewise make a larger profit from it compared less risky ventures. But as pointed out by other commenters even this risk-taking is limited
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by hiddentao 13y ago
I'm guessing that at the time (whilst the issue was still internal) they didn't think what was happening was a big enough deal. As a result they're now having to perform damage control.
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by hiddentao 13y ago
One of the nice things about hiring for any software development team that develops open source projects is that you can often find great hires amongst the community of developers who are already contributing code and fixes and such to your
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by hiddentao 13y ago
Thanks mate, now fixed :)
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by hiddentao 13y ago
SEEKING WORK: Remote - $100/hr ram@hiddentao.com | https://github.com/hiddentao | http://uk.linkedin.com/in/hiddentao I am a full-stack web developer with 8+ years experience backed by a Computer
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by hiddentao 13y ago
I'm building https://www.autonomail.com User-friendly PGP encrypted email as a Chrome app. Open source. Will work with a proprietary mail protocol and eventually with standard IMAP servers too (building on previous work I d
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Coming soon: secure, private, encrypted email done well(autonomail.com)
2 points by hiddentao 13y ago|1 comments
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by hiddentao 13y ago
Seems like a lot of people like the Gmail interface.
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Ask HN: What email client do you use?
16 points by hiddentao 13y ago|25 comments
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Javascript IMAP email fetching in Chrome(github.com)
2 points by hiddentao 13y ago|0 comments
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by hiddentao 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Taipei (travelling) - prefer Remote Experienced full stack web developer with 7+ years commercial experience working for companies in various sectors. I mostly work with Javascript - Node.js, jQuery, Backbone, Coffeescript, e
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by hiddentao 13y ago
Yes, delivering JS crypto over the pipes is dangerous. But surely, bundling the code as a browser extension (such that you download and install it once and from then on it's loading everything locally) mitigates most of the issues apar
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Show HN: Ask the NSA(askthensa.com)
68 points by hiddentao 13y ago|20 comments
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by hiddentao 16y ago
Yeah, alert boxes aren't great I admit. I was aiming for the bare minimum of functionality but I could perhaps add nicer popups using script. It detects changes in browser window size and tries to redraw the button pad accordingly; and so s
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Simple mobile-friendly online calculator in Javascript(calc8.com)
10 points by hiddentao 16y ago|6 comments