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by jaequery 15y ago
I found that Chrome has a pretty nifty thing called "Webkit notification" that persists across all tabs. Maybe it's something I can try experimenting with just for this purpose.
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by jaequery 15y ago
It looks like Traffic section will not be available as I'm over the quota limit from compete.com. Major bummer. Anyone know of any other free alternatives out there to get traffic stats about sites?
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by jaequery 15y ago
Never heard of humans.txt before but it sure looks interesting.
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Show HN: The Honeybadger(gethoneybadger.com)
147 points by jaequery 15y ago|55 comments
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by jaequery 15y ago
a typical crazY startup idea
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by jaequery 15y ago
just create the app first and scale later. but if you have to, make sure to abstract your db layer so that reads/writes are separate. and placing CDN and implementing caching will help scaling your app a long way.
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by jaequery 15y ago
i kinda like this idea
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by jaequery 15y ago
i dont know how he did it with a name like plentyoffish and to do it all by himself, let alone from canada. that man has skills.
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by jaequery 15y ago
sounds like a typical startup idea
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by jaequery 15y ago
Looks neat. But where this can be used for?
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by jaequery 15y ago
i'm sorry but this author has failed to point out the most commong cause for why a site goes down. it's not because of failing to cache...etc...most dbs will cache for you anyway... the main reason is because you probably are on apache and
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by jaequery 15y ago
john, just teach them jQuery!
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by jaequery 15y ago
here is an even easier way: sudo apt-get install lamp-server^
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by jaequery 15y ago
what's wrong w/ javascript? fill me in, because i for one totally love js the way it is.
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by jaequery 15y ago
very nice!
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bitcss project follow-up(jaequery.tumblr.com)
9 points by jaequery 15y ago|1 comments
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by jaequery 15y ago
can someone please answer me why companies like this need to raise money? when they were already on a run-rate to hit $100MM? soon?
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by jaequery 15y ago
if at all possible, i'd say it's guest blogging / writing. this not only build high quality links but it spurs instant virality when done correctly.
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Readwriteweb acquired for just a measly $5MM?(techcrunch.com)
6 points by jaequery 15y ago|0 comments
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by jaequery 15y ago
thanks for this, kss is something i've skimmed over a few days ago but i think it really is the key to this whole thing.
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by jaequery 15y ago
thank you, this is really the type of thing i wanted to hear, as i really want to support manifest files but afraid that devs, mainly the front-end devs, would be hesitant to dealing with manifest files. so my best guess is, to make it opti
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by jaequery 15y ago
yes i think that is the best approach for now. just have a single html file that have both the css and html structure. so if i have a landing page i want to contribute, i'd add: /users/jaequery/landing1/index.html /users/jaequery/landing1/i
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by jaequery 15y ago
thanks miles, well stay tuned! follow me on @jaequery for updates.
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by jaequery 15y ago
that is really strange, i'd have to double check that. it could be one of the widgets i'm loading up on tumblr which i'll remove once i find it.
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by jaequery 15y ago
I have to admit this post was a bit pre-mature as there is nothing set up to support this yet. I just wanted to collect some feedback around this idea to hear what others think. I will have a follow-on post once I have something in action s
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by jaequery 15y ago
thanks sacha, good point about practicality. i know it ain't going to be easy and if it's just me that contributing, i think it still great. but atleast we can get something like this going, think it'll be great for developers all around.
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by jaequery 15y ago
So I'm thinking kind of like a SaaS model like Typekit / Google Fonts ... to let you drill down to what you need.
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Bitcss - a centralized CSS repository powered by github(jaequery.tumblr.com)
40 points by jaequery 15y ago|20 comments
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by jaequery 15y ago
Yeah, apps were cool in the beginning, like when you first bought your iphone. But after you've installed like 10+, the novelty wears off and all the apps feels like a scam junk yard.
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by jaequery 15y ago
I hear them martians is a pretty big target market.

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