hunvreus

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by hunvreus 14y ago
There's somehow a recurrent trend of people building frameworks and libraries to try and make HTML5 apps look like native ones. I am somehow dubious as to wether it is indeed a problem that should be solved: jQuery mobile for example is a n
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by hunvreus 14y ago
I think you may be confused as to how OSS licenses work, and to a larger extend the OSS community. I'd recommend you read "The Cathedral and the Bazaar". On the specifics of license, I guess good ol' Wikipedia works just fine: http://en.wi
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Let me first say that I may not have the proper PC sensibilities as I am not a US citizen; apologies if I cross a line. As I understand the issue of "women in tech", I believe people are usually referring to two separate issues; - Lack of
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by hunvreus 14y ago
I fail to see how the perceived usefuleness of the product prevents it from being spam. Unwanted mail is spam, useful or not.
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by hunvreus 14y ago
One of the obvious reasons some teams may not go for native is that they don't have the resources to commit to maintaining two applications. Having 2 teams, contracting an external agency or finding a developer versed in both platforms are
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Beyond the complexity of the potential consequences you (assertively) illustrated, there is a simple fact: the wealthy and powerful can access data, closed or not. Open data helps leveling the ground. It may be used in pernicious ways, but
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by hunvreus 14y ago
The Tom version of China has been here for as long as I remember and I've always assumed that my communications in China, save for SSH connections and few others, were monitored by the government. Sadly, it is the drop in quality experience
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Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurship(teddy.fr)
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by hunvreus 14y ago
We actually are setting up IPsec between our LAN and a Linode box in Japan (we love Linode, especially for things we know will be bandwidth intensive). But this is not necessarily possible for everybody. As for SSH tunneling: no issue so fa
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Two things: - "In the long term" doesn't make for a more favorable environment to the tech savvy users supposed to push that change. - I'm not sure you quite understand how ballsy they are. If they've cut Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and find
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Exactly what I thought. Hopefully it won't get too much attention and Github will gay gloriously unblocked. Internet has gotten painfully censored lately and I'd rather not to have to rely on SSH tunnels for github.
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by hunvreus 14y ago
I'm pretty sure the calories in/out model works to a certain extent. But the paleo diet helped me structure my diet in a way that lets me focusing on simple, healthy food, instead of quantities.
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by hunvreus 14y ago
I spend most of my days in an office indeed, as I work in tech. That being said, I've always worked out regularly (especially cardio) and biked to work for the past 7 years. I would say switching to "lifting heavy things" instead of focusin
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by hunvreus 14y ago
I was a vegetarian for 3 years before that and have been very careful with my diet for all of my adult life. I've cooked most of my meals in the past 15 years and have felt a striking contrast in health since I cut carb out of my diet, incl
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Too many times have physicians, from my point of view, fall short of common agreement with regards to my health, especially when it comes to nutrition. I tend to be skeptical of their opinion on the matter, more even so since I switched to
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Can you keep pictures private on imgur?
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by hunvreus 14y ago
With Skitch completely screwing their latest release, hosting issue related files (screenshots, doodles...) was painful to say the least. Dropbox did an ok job at it but did not let me embed pictures in the thread (the file URLs change rand
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by hunvreus 14y ago
From what I remember, Github had localization going on but pulled the plug at some point because it was too much of a clusterf k. I was surprised not to see any mention of the only thing that irks me: the "Switch account context" dropdown
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Great for hosting documentation, blogs, brochure sites or simple static clients: push your API code on master and other branches and have your static client to consume from the API on the gh-pages branch. Be careful though, if you push so
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by hunvreus 14y ago
When do you think you guys will launch? Anything you've already started sharing with alpha testers? PS: who is "we"?
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by hunvreus 14y ago
I'm curious to figure out how your strategy is relevant when put next to the existing solutions, especially the Open Source ones; Rundeck [1] & ControlTier [2] or SaltStack [3] are all directly targeting this space (and can be really po
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Definitely, will contact you on our arrival: I'll DM you my US number. Both @ makarawang and @balou will be with me.
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by hunvreus 14y ago
I'll be there with 2 colleagues from Shanghai where we've been organizing a HN meetup every month for the past year and a half ( http://shanghaihn.org/ ).
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by hunvreus 14y ago
Me and 3 other friends went through the same phase when switching over to the paleo diet; pretty regular thing, you just need to churn through and eat plenty of good fats. Nuts are a helpful snack too. I would also highly recommend that you
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by hunvreus 14y ago
The real added value from Github is not Git support per se. It is the knowledge that you won't need to do what the author is about to do; maintain one more service by yourself. It's not that it is a particularly daunting task, so isn't main
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by hunvreus 15y ago
Sorry for that; I did not realize I wasn't supposed to do that.
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by hunvreus 15y ago
Wiredcraft ( http://wiredcraft.com ) - Shanghai, China Web & mobile developers (Full time and interns) We're looking for people to help us building our own products and working on some awesome projects with the United Nations, various h
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by hunvreus 15y ago
We'll probably be organizing one in Beijing in the next couple months. Stay tuned!
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by hunvreus 15y ago
As explained in the FAQ (which is in Chinese I'll give you that) they created the fork for a few reasons: - Patch have been historically slow to be accepted in NGINX, - Some of their patches have been specifically rejected, including the sy
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by hunvreus 15y ago
And that's why I won't need Google Maps anymore; congrats guys, that is awesome work. A couple questions/comments; - You'll probably need to work on the readability of some of the Asian charsets; Korean works just fine, Thai and especially

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