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by hising 13y ago
It is price per hour in SEK. 0.18 SEK per hour is 129 SEK per month, which translates to ~ $19 per month in USD with the current exchange rate (according to '129,6 sek to usd' in Google)
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by hising 13y ago
I guess people would pay for a service that could identify 90% of all security issues with an online service by going through source code and available routes. Anything that is available today?
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Quicksilver is out of beta - 1.0 released today(blog.qsapp.com)
7 points by hising 14y ago|0 comments
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Moving from Google Reader to Bloglovin(blog.bloglovin.com)
1 points by hising 14y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript Interactive — a console crash course(percederberg.net)
1 points by hising 14y ago|0 comments
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by hising 14y ago
I have been working both as a product manager and as a lead developer. I think both roles are designs of companies where hierarchy are more important than the outcome. A healthy company probably lacks Product Managers, Lead Developers and S
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by hising 14y ago
I think the best solution for handling older browsers is to allow server rendering via loading the page the traditional way. Solving two problems: Keeping your urls looking like they should and also verify that your site is accessible for s
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by hising 14y ago
Great read, I felt a bit excited after reading it. I look forward to do the same thing at my boys school. One thing I am wondering about kids and programming is when they are suitable to start taking in the concept of programming, it is pro
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Medal of Honor uses WebGL for Nations on Battlelog(battlelog.medalofhonor.com)
15 points by hising 14y ago|4 comments
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Memoto Lifelogging Camera(kickstarter.com)
83 points by hising 14y ago|86 comments
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Callback Hell - An intro to writing more elegant asynchronous javascript(callbackhell.com)
1 points by hising 14y ago|0 comments
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DCPU-16: Bootable Emulator(youtube.com)
1 points by hising 14y ago|0 comments
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by hising 14y ago
I am starting to see some really good use cases here, that was an awesome idea. I think there are so much you can do to increase motivation when it comes to fitness with stuff like that, audio cues, real life achievements etc.
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by hising 14y ago
Another cool thing would be to actually look at routes on runkeeper for instance before heading out to get a grip of vegetation and climbing distance etc.
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by hising 14y ago
From a strategic point of view I think that one of the main goals with Google Glass is to map and store information about areas that cant be reached easily via car, plane or other transportation method. I am pretty sure that as soon as we s
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by hising 14y ago
Often when I need to lookup something in the docs it is a specific function, I do not want scan large blocks of documentation for a whole module, internal linking to similar functionality and all other functions in the module reachable with
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by hising 14y ago
As you see in my comment, I do not agree with you, but realize that "some people like to have the full spec for all random functions in one page...". It is not overkill as I see it, a page for random.choice with official documentation and a
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by hising 14y ago
One thing that would really make the website work better is to make pages like http://docs.python.org/library/stdtypes.html hierarchical with an overview and one or two sub levels so each function gets its own page, making it easier to fi
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by hising 14y ago
I get your points for the category of software you are referring to, however I am pretty sure that there will be a common understanding round the subject of "real-time web" and from my point of view I dont see how that can in any way interf
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by hising 14y ago
I think Battlelog ( http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/gate/ ), Battlefields community, running on real time framework Planet ( http://www.planetframework.com/ ) is a good example on how real time web apps should be built. Client side ren
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The longest anyone can bear Earth's quietest place is 45 minutes(dailymail.co.uk)
1 points by hising 14y ago|0 comments
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Syndicate (2012) developer ships an NFO file on the disc(tcrf.net)
1 points by hising 15y ago|0 comments
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by hising 15y ago
I do not agree on this. I think this is a step in the wrong direction. Who knows exactly what to build from the beginning? I think it is more important to constantly talk to your client and whenever something is decided that changes the amo
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Two Different Ways of (Hopefully) Making Money on the Internets (awesome.hising.com)
1 points by hising 15y ago|0 comments
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by hising 15y ago
I think this article works with stereotypes and in my world rockstar engineers understand business as well as rockstar business people understand the engineering world. Engineers who doesn't understand the business maybe good developers, bu