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by hpen 6y ago
The circuitry can't be that complex. Meaning the likelihood of a bug being pretty low. I mean come on, it's a wire attached to the camera power source with a resistor and a LED.
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by hpen 6y ago
Apple hardwired the LED to the camera. It can't be disabled.
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by hpen 6y ago
I use LibreOffice calc daily as an excel replacement on Linux. I am a Software Developer and prefer to use Linux for my development OS.
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Ask HN: How did you find product market fit?
1 points by hpen 6y ago|0 comments
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by hpen 6y ago
I shipped early, I have no customers. How do I know when to give up?
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by hpen 6y ago
OP here. The major difference is that it is nested. Soon there will be more features Trello doesn’t have such as a Gantt chart
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by hpen 6y ago
I may do the same in the future. I’m considering open sourcing and offering a paid hosted version
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Show HN: Switch from Jira to Kanception(kanception.io)
1 points by hpen 6y ago|3 comments
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by hpen 6y ago
Like Jira but less software specific and will soon have a Gantt chart for scheduling cards. Lots more to come.
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Ask HN: Best project management tool in 2020?
2 points by hpen 6y ago|0 comments
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by hpen 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback! 1. Monday.com does have a kanban board. It also has the "list view" that they show on the landing page. These same items can be viewed either as a kanban board or as a list. 2. Yeah, this is very true. 3.
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Show HN: Monday.com Competitor(kanception.io)
1 points by hpen 6y ago|3 comments
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by hpen 6y ago
A nested Kanban board. Roadmap: Team assignment, a Gantt chart, and a graph view of the nested cards.
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by hpen 6y ago
I was unaware of this open source project. It looks cool but there are some major issues with the UX IMO.
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by hpen 6y ago
It's closed source. I may open source in the future. The tech stack is Node, Mongo, React & Redux
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by hpen 6y ago
Fixed!
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Show HN: My Kanban is better than your Kanban(kanception.io)
7 points by hpen 6y ago|8 comments
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Show HN: I made a recursive Kanban board with React(kanception.io)
4 points by hpen 6y ago|1 comments
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by hpen 6y ago
Created a nested Kanban board. You can click on the cards and it takes you into that cards board. This way large tasks can be broken into smaller tasks.
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by hpen 6y ago
I will work on updating the landing page to be more descriptive! When you click on a card it takes you into that cards kanban board. This way you can break down large tasks into smaller tasks.
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Show HN: I made a recursive kanban board with React(kanception.io)
2 points by hpen 6y ago|3 comments
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by hpen 6y ago
This just feels really picky to me. I mean it's a rounded corner for Christ sake.
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by hpen 6y ago
Looking over the article again, I'd say your right. It was the statement "The web is built around server-side rendering." that made me feel that way. As a whole you're right. However, I didn't think everyone was out
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by hpen 6y ago
You can have infinite scroll + pagination buttons
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by hpen 6y ago
Sure, there are plenty of bad implementations out there, but is that a reason to no use them at all? A DB tool I made has infinite scroll plus pagination buttons. It updates the pagination buttons while scrolling.
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by hpen 6y ago
Any "online data" is virtually infinite. Online in the algorithmic sense, not the internet. Think Instagram or facebook
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by hpen 6y ago
I feel like posts like this are just somebody missing the web how it used to be. I mean the Web IS an app platform now.
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by hpen 6y ago
Why so much hate for infinite scrolls? What if your content is "infinite". I can't see a better way to handle that.
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by hpen 6y ago
Auth0 for user sign up and authorization. AWS for everything else
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by hpen 6y ago
I tried GraphQL but my resolvers became extremely complicated. Am I missing something or is this just how it goes?

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