izolate

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   by izolate 10y ago

   Lekker culture! Excited to see startups like this in Amsterdam.
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   by izolate 10y ago

   We have Vim installed by default.
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   by izolate 10y ago

   Unknown, but it's overstated how much of that $150 million cash injection actually helped. It's more likely the undisclosed sum (well higher) that kept Apple from the brink of bankruptcy.
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   by izolate 10y ago

   Deskbookers [ https://www.deskbookers.com ] | Amsterdam | Full Time | Onsite | Visa Deskbookers is a marketplace for workspaces and meeting rooms. Be part of a fast-growing startup in Europe. We have a fun, hardworking team that i
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   by izolate 10y ago

   I'm quite happy with my mid-2014 Macbook Pro, but if I were in the market for an upgrade, I'd buy a Razer Blade Stealth and install Ubuntu on it.
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   by izolate 10y ago

   I've just moved to Netherlands and noticed this. Cash & Maestro (Debit) cards are the norm here. Credit cards aren't any more popular in the UK, but our debit cards tend to be Visa/Mastercard and we use them the same way.
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   by izolate 10y ago

   Judging from the fact that Windows 10 still uses icons from 1995, I am surprised to learn that Microsoft even has a design department.
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   by izolate 10y ago

   HNLondon is probably the best tech meetup in Europe. It's hard to convey what makes it so special, and why other meetups can't seem to replicate its magic. I highly recommend going if you can.
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   by izolate 10y ago

   Deskbookers [ https://www.deskbookers.com ] | Amsterdam | Full Time | Onsite | Visa Deskbookers is a marketplace for workspaces and meeting rooms. Be part of a fast-growing startup in Europe. We have a fun, hardworking team that i
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Best thing about JavaScript is the speed of development. Once you master it, all other languages & ecosystems feel verbose, archaic. Modern JS (ES2015+) combined with a code style (Standard, Airbnb) is beautiful, sometimes more so than
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Thanks for pointing that out. Though there's a difference between UX and UI. Would be nice to see some UIs on that list too.
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    by izolate 10y ago

    I think by hiring a team. It's time to get serious now. Because Github gets it: https://dribbble.com/github
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Congrats on the funding! Please hire (and learn to take seriously) a design team.
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Precisely that. To in-the-loop JS developers, Bower is old news. To see Bower/Less/jQuery in 2016 conjures up images of out of touch backend developers living in 2011. There are better alternatives available (NPM/PostCSS&#x2F
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Is preference not a valid reason? :) Other reason: the syntax is more explicit, and already familiar to anybody who has used Maps [1] I find your syntax a little confusing. It's not immediately obvious how I would set multiple cookies
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Good work, but I prefer the syntax of cookies-js [1] Side note, Bower is a dying package manager. You'd get better results if you promoted the npm link over bower. [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/cookies-js
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    by izolate 10y ago

    The first 3 seem to be the same effect at different speeds. Quite a limited feature set.
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Evernote is not a startup any longer. I understand the grey area, but as an industry we need to reach some kind of consensus on this word.
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Unfortunately tied to your phone number. I realise this is what makes WhatsApp popular, but it's a UX nightmare for travelers/multinationals. I'm currently doing without WhatsApp because I have no way to activate it on my rep
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    by izolate 10y ago

    Looks like something that should've been under the Nest brand. Whatever happened to that?
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    by izolate 10y ago

    So what does your dumb mobile client connect to? If it's any good, probably a web backend.
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    by izolate 10y ago

    The poster explicitly said Linux, and that's the sentence you start with?
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    by izolate 11y ago

    the only Py->JS Compiler that creates [...] readable code Sorry, it may be readable, but it's not good JavaScript code. It would be much better for it to output optimised JS the way Babel/Coffee do.
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    by izolate 11y ago

    When I was starting out, I'll admit I looked up to career Pythonistas in awe. One day I thought I'd get there, but never did. I have a favourite language that I know best, but I'm totally agnostic. I look forward to my develo
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    by izolate 11y ago

    I spoke to Tom (CEO of Mondo) at HN London about Simple. His take is that Simple failed, and that Mondo are following a different path. I'm not clued in enough to know the benefit of being a bank vs. building a UI over a willing bankin
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    by izolate 11y ago

    Do you have any plans to launch a data center in India? AWS is launching one this year, and I imagine this will be a huge boon to the startup industry here. As of 2016, AWS is the better bet.
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    by izolate 11y ago

    Remove contextual +/- in favour of colour highlights? As a person with red-green colourblindness all I can say is: Lol. Nope.
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    by izolate 11y ago

    Depends how you look at it. I use my key pair as my digital identification, whether at work or at home. I only have the one set. That logic held up until now I suppose, with the leaking of private keys.
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    by izolate 11y ago

    Doesn't seem to have good ES6 support from what I can gather. I can be wrong, I don't know enough about Mithril.
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    by izolate 11y ago

    Fighting the good fight.