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Why I'm learning Emacs(isaacsu.com)
12 points by isaacsu 15y ago|6 comments
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John Seddon on Systems Thinking in IT [45min video] [Øredev 2010](isaacsu.com)
6 points by isaacsu 15y ago|0 comments
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Please steal my idea: Crowdsourced Accounting(isaacsu.com)
2 points by isaacsu 15y ago|0 comments
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Here's my browser stack. What's yours?(isaacsu.com)
2 points by isaacsu 15y ago|0 comments
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by isaacsu 15y ago
I guess side-projects may not always have a coding element to it, or maybe someone wants to showcase the end-product without necessarily showing the source code.
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Give your side-projects a home on the web(makedock.com)
18 points by isaacsu 15y ago|6 comments
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by isaacsu 15y ago
Hi. MakeDock is a project that I've recently started working on. It lets you quickly create a profile page for a side-project your working on and share it with other side-project enthusiasts. What do guys think?
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MakeDock: Give your side-projects a home on the web(makedock.com)
2 points by isaacsu 15y ago|1 comments
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Working with a Team of Developers(isaacsu.com)
2 points by isaacsu 15y ago|0 comments
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For goodness sake, drop the pronoun from your brand name(isaacsu.com)
2 points by isaacsu 15y ago|0 comments
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Audioscribe Egypt - Help transcribe speak2tweet(egypt.audioscribe.info)
1 points by isaacsu 16y ago|0 comments
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by isaacsu 16y ago
Anyone keen to discuss this issue further? Join the live chat at http://twich.me/twitter360k
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Why the Blackberry Playbook has a dual-core processor
2 points by isaacsu 16y ago|0 comments
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Why the Natural Wireless Mouse didn’t do it for me(isaacsu.com)
2 points by isaacsu 16y ago|0 comments
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by isaacsu 16y ago
I've created a forum for the twich project http://forum.twich.me/
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by isaacsu 16y ago
No proxy. Just apache running on 80 and node running on 443
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by isaacsu 16y ago
I wasn't very good at node, and I wanted to get it up and running quickly. So I used node for the message passing and php for serving up the client files and routing the rooms. I'd put it to technical incompetence more than anything else.
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by isaacsu 16y ago
This is the source code for the app I've been working on. It was featured in HN awhile back. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1590173 This is the first time I'm open sourcing my code. Please be nice. Any feedback is welcome. And a twic
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Remember twich.me (node.js realtime chat)? Here is the source as promised.(github.com)
62 points by isaacsu 16y ago|12 comments
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Ask HN:Alternative to archiving email on Gmail
3 points by isaacsu 16y ago|3 comments
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by isaacsu 16y ago
Color scheme is homage to original nodechat demo which uses the same. http://chat.nodejs.org/
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by isaacsu 16y ago
Definitely needs flood control. Thanks for the ref. I'll read up on it.
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by isaacsu 16y ago
Re: spam Well I was half expecting it. I suppose now we sorta know how it holds up to heavyish traffic, even if it's spam... Thing is twich rooms don't hold any history. it works more like throwaway chatrooms atm. Persistent rooms - I'm str
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by isaacsu 16y ago
Agreed, the User Experience definitely needs a lot more work. Thanks for feedback.
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by isaacsu 16y ago
Thanks for picking that up. I would've never picked it.
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by isaacsu 16y ago
Thanks. Yeah I'll definitely have to work on the spamming. Leaning towards open sourcing it and maybe run a hosted service.
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by isaacsu 16y ago
hi everyone. suggestion: start your own twich by just linking to http://twich.me/[roomname] and post the link to get others chatting with you. it's getting too crowded in the main room.
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by isaacsu 16y ago
hmm... someone's stress testing http://2wi.ch/hackernews atm. let's adjourn someplace else. suggestions?
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by isaacsu 16y ago
You can spawn your own twich room by just linking to http://twich.me/any_room_name or http://2wi.ch/any_room_name Works on iOS and Android too. Comments and feedback appreciated.
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I made a browser-based chat app. Based on node.js and nodechat.(twich.me)
112 points by isaacsu 16y ago|47 comments

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