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by icey 6y ago
People have been talking about an uptick in human feces found on sidewalks and alleyways in San Francisco recently as though the pandemic is causing more people to choose to go on the street or as a signal of increased homelessness. I think
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by icey 6y ago
I signed up for HN 14 years ago yesterday (whoa!). The biggest thing I've gotten out of it over the past 14 years is meeting a lot of interesting people working on cool gear. People who I wouldn't have known about at all otherwise
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by icey 6y ago
My friend Phil and I worked together at GitHub where we saw how awesome ChatOps could be. GitHub used Hubot for almost everything that could be automated. While Hubot is great, we also know from using it and building on top of it how much o
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Show HN: Abbot, a powerful ChatOps tool for your team(ab.bot)
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by icey 6y ago
Phil and I have been working on this together and are excited to open up beta today. We'll both keep an eye on the thread if there are any questions! Phil was also on .NET Rocks! today talking about Abbot: https://www.dotnet
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Show HN: Abbot, a powerful ChatOps tool for collaborative work(haacked.com)
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by icey 6y ago
We're just starting beta, but my friend Phil and I both worked together at GitHub and are building what we hope to be a better Hubot at https://ab.bot right now. It's missing some of the chatops stuff that is mentioned
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by icey 6y ago
Building a better chatbot / automation platform called Abbot - https://ab.bot My friend and I used to do a ton of Hubot scripting but wanted to use a language other than Coffeescript to do it. So, we built a bot that used C
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by icey 6y ago
If you use Slack, we're about to start beta for something that might help you out. Happy to share it with you. I'm not sure it will nail 100% of what you need today, but since we're building aggressively right now and are clo
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by icey 6y ago
In what ways is Microsoft monetizing data collection and sales? It seems like their primary revenue generation streams are Azure, Office, and Xbox; are you talking about Bing? Something else?
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by icey 6y ago
Nim is a lot of fun to write, and the language is small enough that you could build something fun / useful in a weekend. The community is also very responsive. Definitely worth checking out!
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.NET 5.0 RC 2(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by icey 6y ago
Semi-related, but can anyone recommend a website for cocktail recipes?
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Mentat Wiki: exploring ways to become a better thinker(ludism.org)
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.NET 5.0 RC 1(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by icey 6y ago
There are already free / free-ish clones of Roam: * org-roam: https://github.com/org-roam/org-roam * Obsidian: https://obsidian.md/ * Athens: https://github.com/athensresearch&#
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by icey 6y ago
I'm not convinced Notion's valuation is sane either...
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by icey 6y ago
No other note-taking service has been able to get me to stop using paper notebooks the way Roam has. I think it's because the default view is a daily diary and it's low-friction to use it. The linking is simple enough that I actua
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What Clojure Spec is and what you can do with it(pixelated-noise.com)
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Making Navigation Work (2017)(gameshelf.jmac.org)
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by icey 6y ago
It’s no longer true (at least the performance bits), especially with the upcoming release of .NET 5.
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The GitHub Public Roadmap(github.blog)
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by icey 6y ago
From doing many sales negotiations with companies, my experience has been nobody is _happy_ to modify their contracts. Full stop. They can be convinced to do so if you've got appropriate leverage, but time with lawyers is expensive, an
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by icey 6y ago
(posted in another thread before realizing this was the active one) Has a timeline for the announcement been mentioned in any of these articles? So far it's only been that there will be some kind of announcement, but I can't find
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by icey 6y ago
Has a timeline for the announcement been mentioned in any of these articles? So far it's only been that there will be some kind of announcement, but I can't find any suggestions of when. Sometimes I wonder if these leaks are strat
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by icey 6y ago
Thanks! This is pretty cool. Interesting that you had to spend so much time on the infrastructure side of things (both wrestling with Sagemaker, and with Slack's API rules). Seems like a lot of people end up in that same spot when tryi
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by icey 6y ago
The title is compelling, but I can't read it because of Medium's obnoxious paywall ransom ( https://i.imgur.com/sJWoFM8.png ). Out of curiosity -- as an author, is this how you hope that Medium would treat your cont
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by icey 6y ago
Seeing a lot of people mentioning DO, but it has been up for me without any issues (small VPS in SF-2)
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by icey 6y ago
heh, I just knocked together a little viewcounter / webring thing that does this exactly this. I haven't spent much time with SVG in the past, but it was really easy to do. (This was an excuse for me to play with both SVGs and Nim
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by icey 6y ago
The political environment is different now, with so many democrats running under a platform of LE reform. It may amount to nothing, or may even be a boon; but it’s uncertain which way it will go for now, just that it’s likely to change. One

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