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How to be Polite… for Geeks(medium.com)
4 points by hunvreus 12y ago|0 comments
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Why I Am the Most Important #DevOps Thought Leader(medium.com)
3 points by hunvreus 12y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Fixed. Thanks for letting me know.
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Why We May Ditch AngularJS For React(wiredcraft.com)
25 points by hunvreus 12y ago|3 comments
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Human-Centered Design Is A Waste Of Paper(wiredcraft.com)
5 points by hunvreus 12y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Awesome.
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by hunvreus 12y ago
So you're the person to talk to when interested in building something on top of DO? We love what you're doing guys; we built all kind of things early on to use your API with Python, node.js and Go (things like https://g
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Hands down the best team I've had the pleasure of meeting so far; these guys have a track record of building awesome stuff. Looking forward to use this on our next project.
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by hunvreus 12y ago
matmik, not sure you remember but we met in SF. I'm still amazed at the level of polish your product has. Lots of subtle animations and transitions. What tools did you use to produce the video?
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DNS And Docker Containers(wiredcraft.com)
56 points by hunvreus 12y ago|21 comments
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Xiaomi unveils the Mi 4(thenextweb.com)
2 points by hunvreus 12y ago|1 comments
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Honest question; can you point me at these apps? The only stuff I've seen so far is either tracking external data (running, walking, activity, ...) or requires input (for calories for example). There are some dabbling with more interes
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Fair enough. That being said: 1. It matters to me because I see this as a waste of resources (hardware, software, brains) for something that is near obvious. While it's anyone's choice to consume the way they want, I am just mora
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Do you really need an app to tell you you're not eating healthy? Nutrition and exercise aren't that hard; your body is able to let you know fairly easily when you're messing up, if not immediately at least over time. I have a
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by hunvreus 12y ago
IMHO, you don't need personalized data for this kind of stuff. More seriously, there's plenty of literature out there about these things; spend 5 minutes on Google and you'll find all of these recommendations. You'll kno
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Beautiful website indeed; there are a lot of carefully crafted details, especially for navigation. I genuinely wonder though what to do of it. I can't seem to see what people do with all this data; what does one get from knowing how ma
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by hunvreus 12y ago
I agree with you about JSON. YAML Front Matter (like in Jekyll), allows you to have a mix of both markdown (for the bio part) and structured fields (for the education, past experiences, diplomas etc). Works for websites, should work for you
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by hunvreus 12y ago
A JSON or YAML structure, like http://jsonresume.org/ , may be a better approach. Markdown is great at doing regular content, not so much when it comes to dealing with structured data, which is mostly what a resume is: colle
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by hunvreus 12y ago
I've been thinking about exporting my resume to a similar format (hResume or equivalent) for a while; I find LinkedIn of little value for me. I can imagine that for certain people it offers opportunities to "network", but in
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by hunvreus 12y ago
I've personally been training for a while to do the planche. For those who are starting with their fitness goals or want to get back in shape, I always recommend http://nerdfitness.com , great program with simple progression
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Probably even less utilization if you take into account public transportation, which probably make up for a significant portion of commute time in large urban areas.
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by hunvreus 12y ago
What was the rationale behind tying up donations with the GitHub stars? Landing on this today, it seemed to me more geared towards making meteor land in the 20K stars vicinity rather than helping CodeNow. Not trying to troll, just genuinely
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Same opinion here. Many possible interpretations. For example: social interaction seems related to mortality as well, and social interaction leads to the very popular activity of consuming alcohol. Moreover, alcohol acts as a social lubrica
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Thanks for that; I had forgotten about rawgit.
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Somehow, in my head, I heard it as "Call Me Maybe". You can `git clone git@github.com:Wiredcraft/Moleskin.git` and then open the example in `examples/angular/index.html`.
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Agreed. We actually wrote a WYSIWYG editor on top of Markdown last year ( https://github.com/wiredcraft/moleskin ) but never ended up pushing it out: Markdown is simple as it is, syntax highlighting should be enough.
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by hunvreus 12y ago
> We are reviewing our internal processes to ensure that communication between groups is more effective, so that we can better inform our customers when situations occur. I see this as the only contentious point raised by some of their u
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by hunvreus 12y ago
Let's just say it's not a pleasant experience, especially when you're used to things like Stripe.
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by hunvreus 12y ago
On a personal level, I'm very excited to know that I won't have to try and integrate Alipay in any of our products anymore. It's nightmare to deal with, even for our Chinese team. But for Stripe, it's a huge step forward
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by hunvreus 12y ago
We've been busy building stuff and talking with users. We actually have the new landing page and a couple blog posts coming out this week.

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