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by jeffjose 11y ago
Ha. As I was reading the Carina announcement [1] yesterday, I was pleasantly surprised to see Jesse Noller as its author and I wondered to myself what happened to him. He was everywhere, couple of years back and I had no idea that you were
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by jeffjose 11y ago
In my past job, I was desperately looking to get an open source Slack alternative. The ones I tested then (few months back) didnt hold up nicely against Slack. I'm happy to see that finally there's some good competition.
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by jeffjose 11y ago
What do you recommend is a good primer (something similar to the article OP posted) for Python folks?
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by jeffjose 11y ago
> Apple typically reinvents them Are you telling me that Apple Watch was Apple reinventing the smartwatch?
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by jeffjose 11y ago
Why cant we have both? Like the 2FA? Have the users enter their user/pass in the first page. The second and third pages then asks the Auth Factor II or Auth Factor III fields
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by jeffjose 11y ago
Ashton Kutcher does look like young Steve Jobs. Now I get why they casted him in the first place.
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by jeffjose 11y ago
How someone gets their work done shouldnt be a concern for your boss, as long as you did it yourself within the reasonable amount of time. Asking you to not listen to music, just because, sounds unfair and ill-advised. Sounds like you'
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by jeffjose 13y ago
I'm sure the discussion will soon slip to "OMG, Facebook has data and its gonna do evil things". That's a valid point, but I hope people here see the amount of information we now know about _us_, that equips for more inf
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by jeffjose 13y ago
This is a pretty old article, which has seen a ton of discussion already.
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by jeffjose 13y ago
Hacker. In all senses of the word. Brilliant post!
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by jeffjose 13y ago
Heisenbug is a kind of bug that exists and doesnt exist at the same time. Morever, the moment you think you caught it - it slips out from your fingers. Interesting choice of name for an operating system.
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by jeffjose 13y ago
Yup. This surely is unrelated.
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by jeffjose 13y ago
What are some good resources to get inspired about Dashboard Designs, say a reddit-subreddit or a blog or an aggregator. Thanks!
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by jeffjose 13y ago
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2013 14:48:26 GMT Server: Apache X-Nyan-0: + o + o X-Nyan-1: + o + + X-Nyan-2: o + X-Nyan-3: o + + + X-Nyan-
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by jeffjose 14y ago
I read the article intently up until the point where he unceremoniously dismissed the entire IE6 team as "lazy".
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by jeffjose 14y ago
The article is a lil dated, but I presume the principles still hold true?
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by jeffjose 14y ago
1. URLs should update with the filters I choose. It looks like all of them are POST requests. This breaks bookmarking, backbutton and slew of other things. HTML5 makes it easier for webapps like this with their pushHistory feature. Take a l
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by jeffjose 14y ago
I went over to Pinterest and took a look at the popular and found nothing worth looking EVERY DAY. That's when I realized you said PinBOARD and not PinTEREST.
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by jeffjose 14y ago
While this gets you over this minor inconvenience , is it really worth the risk of exposure to malwares?
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by jeffjose 14y ago
Putting it up on jsfiddle lets you see all the html/css/js at the same place, and also helps you tinker with it. You could say its one and the same thing, and I'd say it is - but maybe a lil more :) -jeff
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by jeffjose 14y ago
I wasnt expecting such a witty comment on HN.
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by jeffjose 14y ago
"Experimentally developing Apple" This requires the first release is complete and usable. Unfortunately in Apple Maps' case, in most cases the app gives simply incorrect results, which is totally not acceptable.
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by jeffjose 14y ago
Mistakes _can_ be made with/without Google+. I agree that Google+ makes it a little too easy to make something like that. But that shouldnt be the measuring stick while evaluating the potential of such a tool.
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by jeffjose 14y ago
Nope. Where I work, I have an enterprise account which has a gmail, drive, groups and calendar which is signed in using a login@company.com account. My personal stuff is different and is a different account, signed in using personal_login@g
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by jeffjose 14y ago
Google Docs (now called Drive documents) work just fine and I think is actually a product of rectifying the mistakes they made with Wave.
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by jeffjose 14y ago
LinkedIn has always eluded me because of their bad design. "bad" might be a strong words, but considering how "clean" and "fresh" Facebook and Google+ looks - LinkedIn sure does look bad.
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by jeffjose 14y ago
Post here please?
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by jeffjose 14y ago
Cant remember where I read this, but I realized a while back the folly of "rewriting your code". Your code looks messy because it works. Its the result of weeks of testing and bug fixes. It can handle special cases and is robust. Many a tim
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by jeffjose 14y ago
But arent sites smart enough to redirect to the mobile version even if the requested url is the same?
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by jeffjose 14y ago
Gmail used to do that with their attachment. You choose the attachment, and it silently starts to upload. Most applications wait for you to hit "Send" to start uploading.

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