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by hunvreus 13y ago
I'd recommend you open up your console when visiting the site: _.-~-. 7'' Q..\ _7 (_ _7 _/ _q. / _7 . ___ /VVvv-'_
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by hunvreus 13y ago
Not sure what you mean by support, but you should be able to use all of them together for different things; - http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/provisioning/ansible.html - http://docs.docker.io/en/
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GitHub Activity Dashboard(octoboard.com)
3 points by hunvreus 13y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 13y ago
Not bad. However, any decent front-end guy will likely hack his way directly in the browser to see how things would actually look like. Build an extension that allow them to snapshot their CSS/DOM hack on actual code (I believe there a
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Key Financial Metrics For Startups(wiredcraft.com)
2 points by hunvreus 13y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 13y ago
Same boat here; we switched to Wave ( http://waveapps.com ) a month ago and it's been great, even with the multiple currencies and offices. Love it. Recommended.
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IPhone Photography Guide(imore.com)
1 points by hunvreus 13y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 13y ago
The few times I got to play with Photoshop/Illustrator on Windows I felt the experience (performance, responsiveness etc) was overall better than on MacOS. Admittedly, I've owned mostly laptops since 2005.
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by hunvreus 13y ago
I understand that empirically it seems that having a co-founder decreases your chances of failure. Others have already done a great job at explaining why. I'd be interested however in understanding how, empirically, single founders wi
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by hunvreus 13y ago
I used to pay for Photoshop and Illustrator too, until I realized Adobe was more interested in adding clutter-ware (Adobe Updater, anyone?) than trimming down and speeding up their monstrosity of a code base. After a while on Inkscape I am
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by hunvreus 13y ago
Wiredcraft - http://wiredcraft.com/careers.html - San Francisco, CA & Shanghai, China We're a team of technologists working on ambitious projects. We're problem solvers before anything else and tend to work on
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by hunvreus 13y ago
I liked the tool but I'm definitely not convinced by the pricing, especially considering the price point of competitors like Waffle.io ( https://waffle.io/#pricing ) or the greater usability of the upcoming ZenHub ( http
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Huboard Is Not Free Anymore(huboard.com)
1 points by hunvreus 13y ago|1 comments
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The businessmen's guide to open source licenses(kkovacs.eu)
2 points by hunvreus 13y ago|0 comments
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Vagrant, Docker and Ansible. WTF?(devo.ps)
19 points by hunvreus 13y ago|5 comments
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by hunvreus 13y ago
We've been using Huboard recently, but I'm definitely in terested in seeing how Zenhub compares to it. How are you guys going to monetize this?
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by hunvreus 13y ago
1. We wrote a WYSIWYG for Markdown ( https://github.com/Wiredcraft/Moleskin ). Also, everybody learns Markdown at Wiredcraft. 2. Actually, the standard would be PDF for legal documents (never understood why people send y
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by hunvreus 13y ago
We've actually stored legal documents on Github in the past (think contracts, proposals, employee handbook, invoices...) as Markdown files. It felt very strange though to collaborate around files through Git. The `PULL > COMMIT >
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by hunvreus 13y ago
Issues are disposable data, it has an expiration date. Once you closed an issue, there's little value in it. Most of the valuable data ends up in the Wiki (or in code), and Wikis are actually Git repositories. You can't make it ea
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Github For Everything(wiredcraft.com)
100 points by hunvreus 13y ago|63 comments
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by hunvreus 13y ago
We actually deal with a limited number of distros for now (mostly Ubuntu and RHE) and we distribute statically linked binaries (meaning no dependency at all).
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by hunvreus 13y ago
Pretty much what I thought. The leaner the better. Moreover, in our specific case, we did not want to introduce dependencies on hosts that are managed by our customers so as to not run into conflicts with their own stack.
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by hunvreus 13y ago
As we said, we don't hate Java. We were however constrained in what we could install on the host machines since we administrate these on behalf of others. Even lightweight dependencies were a no-go for us. With regards to Apache, we ha
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by hunvreus 13y ago
To do what exactly?
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ZooKeeper vs. Doozer vs. Etcd(devo.ps)
138 points by hunvreus 13y ago|90 comments
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by hunvreus 13y ago
I have to ask: is that a 草泥马 wearing that shirt?
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GCloud – Go Packages for Cloud Services(gcloud.io)
25 points by hunvreus 13y ago|6 comments
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Cloudup now on Windows(cloudup.com)
1 points by hunvreus 13y ago|0 comments
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Code Reuse With Node.js(devo.ps)
4 points by hunvreus 13y ago|0 comments
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Shanghai: Meat And Beer With Hackers + Founders(devo.ps)
2 points by hunvreus 13y ago|1 comments

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