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The future beyond bookmarking - Welcome to new Kippt(blog.kippt.com)
85 points by jorde 14y ago|38 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Providing fully featured API out of the gates for a service which got launched in a hurry (at least that's the impression I got) would probably be a bad idea considering the early nature of the service. I'm confident that Garry will provide
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by jorde 14y ago
No doubt will this reduce head count but on what expense? My guess is that it pushes more talented people out which can start the downward spiral. This is something we have seen in Finland with Nokia: when the company decided to give people
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Facebook Lost a Great Engineer(medium.com)
57 points by jorde 14y ago|59 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Kippt's creator here. I send you an email about this.
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by jorde 14y ago
At least Aalto University in Finland uses Python as the entry level teaching language nowadays [1]. I don't know anyone from the CS department but I'll do my best to reach out to them about the matter. [1]: https://noppa.aalto.fi/noppa/kur
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by jorde 14y ago
"Real-Time Yammer", social intranet... The enterprise jargon in this article makes it almost impossible to understand that Hall seems to be just another group chat tool for companies similar to Hipchat and Flowdock.
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by jorde 14y ago
It would also be interesting to know if any of the big CMS vendors (Automattic, Drupal etc) has done anything to prevent this in the newer releases.
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Dear Instagram(briefjournal.tumblr.com)
13 points by jorde 14y ago|0 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Check back in few weeks, we might have something for you...
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by jorde 14y ago
At the moment we don't have keyboard shortcuts because both extensions use browser's extension windows which can't be opened programmatically. We're redesigning the extensions soon which will change this.
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by jorde 14y ago
We don't sync tags into lists as users can have hundreds of tags but only few lists - their use case is quite separate. At the moment we don't have a list of hashtags but this is something we could do in the future. Our API is pretty simple
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by jorde 14y ago
I highly recommend Jekyll and other static generated blog engines as they can handle high traffic and don't suffer from security problems. Hit me with an email if you need any advice, happy to help out.
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by jorde 14y ago
Sadly Danielle's site is down so I can't read the original post. I also had the pleasure of interacting with BetaPunch's Twitter account a while back: they posted several tweets advertising that they were doing user testing for our service.
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by jorde 14y ago
We're actually re-designing the public profile views. Soon the profiles will feature all the latest links instead of separate lists. We're also changing the view of the links quite radically... More about that soon. What comes to blog embed
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by jorde 14y ago
Yep, we use lists to organize links and you can set them to be public or private.
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by jorde 14y ago
Can you send me an email? I'll take a look at it to figure out what's going on.
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by jorde 14y ago
Developer of Kippt here. If you have any feedback related to Kippt, we would love to hear about you. We're making some pretty big changes to Kippt now and they should fix some of the most requested features and add more use cases.
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by jorde 14y ago
We have got quite a many requests for this and it's on our todo list. We're now making some changing which will actually make this possible.
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JQuery's API documentation gets a redesign(api.jquery.com)
128 points by jorde 14y ago|53 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
I did, thinking of Python 3 messed up my brain.
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by jorde 14y ago
Neither of them support Python 3 but upcoming [1] Django 1.3 will have an experimental support. Luckily you can also other than web stuff on Heroku. [1] https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2012/mar/13/py3k/
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by jorde 14y ago
Not a NPR show but 99% Invisible is excellent, short show about everyday design http://99percentinvisible.org/
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by jorde 14y ago
I noticed the same kind of faucets at my friend's place in SF's Mint Plaza (probably one of the most expensive condos in the city). It blew my mind how hard to use they were, even without soap, with just wet hands. Overall I think that mode
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by jorde 14y ago
Almost all the microwaves I see in Finland require that the user rotates the dial and off you go. With US microwaves I use the first 30s to scratch my head trying to figure out into witch category my food belongs to. But then again, the sam
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by jorde 14y ago
Same here. My first introduction to programming happened with BASIC and I remember really liking it; how easy it was to write basic text adventures with almost nothing else than GOTO statements. While Python is little bit more complex it's
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by jorde 14y ago
These are so bad for a software project that they might even work for a codename. And this coming from a Finn.
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Requests, Python HTTP for Humans, reached v1.0(kennethreitz.org)
386 points by jorde 14y ago|86 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
And in case you're interested of the hardware, here's some details: http://archive.org/web/petabox.php
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Escher.py - Key/value db with its data(gist.github.com)
52 points by jorde 14y ago|8 comments

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