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by hunvreus 14y ago
What I meant was that a small-ish site with a bunch of writers (community or not) would probably fit. We're suckers for Jekyll, node.js and Python, so not really looking back. There are use cases for Drupal, just probably not the kind of th
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by hunvreus 14y ago
> Once you’ve mastered the Drupal framework, building and maintaining content heavy sites is easy, efficient and also fun! From a personal point of view, the "easy, efficient and also fun" aspects of it just stop being true since Drupal
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Many Things(substack.net)
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Data Dog is pretty fantastic really. We love it at devo.ps.
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Fixed. Thanks for the tip and sorry for the annoyance. That was coming straight from the Jekyll boilerplate I used: Foundation ( https://github.com/Wiredcraft/foundation ).
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by hunvreus 14y ago
What I find the most shocking in that message is not the fact that a sales rep at a company the size of Acquia is contacting the founder of a competitor product but more the way Acquia introduce itself: the "Redhat of Drupal". There has bee
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Shanghai Open Source Meetup(devo.ps)
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Not sure why it is so: I'll look into it today.
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by hunvreus 14y ago
We used Streak for a while too. We moved on after a while seeing no real progress on bringing it to browsers other than Chrome. The main issue for me was that I couldn't check things on the go with my phone/tablet. We are now delighted user
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by hunvreus 14y ago
There is a gh-pages branch, which means it's a Github page: http://iurevych.github.com/Flat-UI/ .
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Ansible Creator Launch For-Profit AnsibleWorks(blog.ansibleworks.com)
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I'm not sure I have an accurate answer to this but let me try. I feel like the younger companies have developed more aggressive engineering cultures. Tudou, Dianping, Douban seem to embrace more their technical side, when Baidu for example
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Point taken. Fixed.
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I have a couple friends working at VeryCD, but I'm not entirely sure what you suggest: inviting him to the Shanghai Open Source meetups?
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Not much different from the situation in the Western world a decade or more ago. This will change in the next decade: - The latest generation of Chinese tech companies is already very different from their established counterpart (Tencent, B
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It wasn't my intent to doubt the potential of local developers. China has a lot to offer and I actually strongly believe, as the end of my post implies, that we'll see a rising participation of Chinese developers in the OSS community. Heck,
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China And Open Source(teddy.fr)
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Twelve DevOps Anti-Patterns(blog.devopsguys.com)
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No worries: I think HN could use a bit of a clean up. Thanks for sharing.
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Honest question, I thought projects including libraries using an Apache License 2.0 (like Bootstrap) needed to include a copy of such license. Is it a requirement to include an actual copy: > You must give any other recipients of the Wo
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"Wake up Japan!" says Dave McClure(fumijp.blogspot.jp)
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Pretty incomplete at this stage: lots of broken layouts, parts of the original HN theme showing up in odd places. Nice stuff though, I definitely found the Designer News' design to be interesting. However, after using this theme I feel like
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Shanghai JS Meetup(devo.ps)
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My personal opinion on it is the following: 1. What's the news here? Isn't every nation on earth doing it, or trying to do it? 2. Western nations would be ill-advised to not buckle up and take online warfare seriously. The police in particu
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We'd be interested in throwing one next month when we're in town.
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We've been having these every month for the past year and a half. We're also having a JS meetup (node.js, marionette.js...) this Saturday: http://shanghaios.org
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Shanghai Hacker News Meetup(devo.ps)
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Society expect women to own more: beauty products, clothes, shoes... There is simply a lot more pressure on women to invest and diversify their appearance. But there are women who live with far less too, even if more than what I depicted in
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Not sure I actually "have to", it's all a matter of who that person is and how you define "needs" together.
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You should not assume either that lack of mention means lack of action.

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