hmans

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   by hmans 13y ago

   "Stop making me sign up. [...] Discuss this on Hacker News."
2. 62.▲
   by hmans 13y ago

   lol.
3. 63.▲
   by hmans 13y ago

   No worries, I was just being the worst kind of my grumpy German self. Ignore me. :)
4. 64.▲
   by hmans 13y ago

   Half-Arsed Server Capacity
5. 65.▲
   by hmans 13y ago

   How weird, it didn't a minute ago.
6. 66.▲
   by hmans 13y ago

   It's been out for 2 hours and there's still no SublimeText syntax package?
7. 67.▲
   by hmans 13y ago

   Feedbin.
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   The Rise of Simple Blogging(sloblog.io)

   1 points by hmans 13y ago|0 comments
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   My Google Reader successor wishlist(sloblog.io)

   1 points by hmans 14y ago|1 comments
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    by hmans 14y ago

    http://sloblog.io/ - simple, responsive layout, Markdown everywhere, syntax highlighting, BrowserID/Persona-based signup, native comments + subscriptions, JSON export. Coming soon: full API (someone's already building an iOS app on it), a
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    Adventures in RubyMotion, Part 2(sloblog.io)

    4 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments
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    How I set up new Rails applications + favorite gems(sloblog.io)

    1 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments
13. 73.▲
    by hmans 14y ago

    I concur.
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    Dear Vine/Twitter et al, please support oEmbed, and support it properly.(sloblog.io)

    3 points by hmans 14y ago|2 comments
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    The Web We Gained(sloblog.io)

    3 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments
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    System-level tools are not project dependencies(sloblog.io)

    1 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments
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    by hmans 14y ago

    Love it. Time to convert those design agencies that are still struggling with FTP or sending huge PSDs through email.
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    Why Mozilla Persona/BrowserID is awesome(sloblog.io)

    2 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments
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    The story of every free, commercial social web service ever.(sloblog.io)

    2 points by hmans 14y ago|1 comments
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    Don't blog on silos(coderwall.com)

    1 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments
21. 81.▲
    by hmans 14y ago

    lol, objectify.
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    Rbfu 0.3.0 released (light-weight alternative to RVM)(hmans.io)

    3 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments
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    by hmans 14y ago

    Thanks for giving it a go, and I'm really glad that you like it! However, whenever someone says that Happy is a nice framework "for tiny webapps", I like to chime in and add that the goal for Happy is to be as simple (and thus fit for tiny
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    by hmans 14y ago

    Hi, author of Happy here. A Todo or Blog app as a basic example is a great idea! I'm planning on adding more example apps to the source distribution and will make sure they'll be part of that. I'm also the author of Schnitzelpress, a Ruby-
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    by hmans 14y ago

    Author of Happy here. I apologize, the link ended up on here too early -- I'm preparing to release & announce the first proper version some time this weekend. To answer your question though, the way Happy works largely revolves around r
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    Development Ninjas(hmans.io)

    1 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments
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    by hmans 14y ago

    Hello.
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    by hmans 14y ago

    Absurdly lame opening paragraph. Made me want to use Parse a little bit less.
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    by hmans 14y ago

    tl;dr We LOVED MongoDB ( http://www.zopyx.de/blog/plone-using-highcharts-and-jqgrid ) but we got burnt so it's USELESS and BRAINDEAD!
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    Re: the 501 Developer Manifesto(hmans.io)

    1 points by hmans 14y ago|0 comments