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by jph 4y ago
I like the command line capabilities of "pass", and I also agree with the author about some of its security issues and complexity. I created "passable" to do what I believe is a bit better (IMHO) for command line usage:
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by jph 4y ago
Something that helps, in my experience, is what Colin Percival teaches: use the phrasing of "coordinated disclosure" , rather than "responsible disclosure". This helps company staff understand that the disclosure and the
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by jph 4y ago
Your project is superb. Great purpose, and a solid start with the two medical records providers. Kudos!
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by jph 4y ago
Pandoc is such a great conversion program, and this new 3.0 release has so many improvements, especially for figures. I write in markdown and export to PDF and using pygments for code syntax coloring, with .tex files to adjust layouts, tabl
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by jph 4y ago
Monorepo vs. Polyrepo guidance thanks to many contributors: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/monorepo-vs-polyrepo
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by jph 4y ago
iPad Pro would be good; I have multiple enterprise clients where many of the in-person conversations include showing people diagrams on iPad Pro tablets, and editing them on the fly.
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Show HN: Assertables v6 is a Rust crate with assert macros that help you test(github.com)
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by jph 4y ago
Thanks, I'll adjust the title to be more clear: software development methodologies, practices, tactics. Are there any that you suggest to add, or expand, or change?
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Software development methodologies, practices, tactics – summaries and bullets(github.com)
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by jph 4y ago
Nice work! If you're reading and like this kind of code, you may want to also see the dependency serialport-rs, which is a cross-platform serial port library, and which is seeking maintainers.
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AI in Learning: Designing the Future - a new book with open access(link.springer.com)
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by jph 4y ago
My first dog's name is Lassie, spelled LC_ALL=C < /dev/urandom tr -dc '[[:graph:]]' | head -c16
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by jph 4y ago
Kudos to the CEO for disclosing this as it's happening and writing the post. This disclosure post is direct, forthright about what's known, specific about engaging help, and explicit about notifying people as more happens. Hacking
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by jph 4y ago
I still see a big landing page opportunity for you, to lift your value prop process higher, so it shows up above the fold i.e. shows up on the page immediately without any need to scroll. I see opportunities also for A/B testing of you
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by jph 4y ago
I've experienced Wales healthcare in the west, in Sir Gaerfyrddin, Aberteifi, Aberaeron, Aberystwyth, Eryri. Good luck today at the World Cup! :-)
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by jph 4y ago
Ha! I'm coming for New Year's week. Any suggestions? :-)
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by jph 4y ago
Fantastic idea, congratulations. And your pricing plan is good too, focusing on admin users and free for everyone else. My quick feedback: your landing page has a lot of info that feels too generic. Your actual value prop process is far dow
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by jph 4y ago
When gold was discovered in northwest California in 1850, speculators crowded the remote redwood region in search of riches and new lives, and companies harvested the trees for booming development. Mechanized logging was widespread there by
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by jph 4y ago
Wales medicine is wonderful and can make you feel like you're visiting Tolkien's Middle Earth, because of the appreciation of folk remedies, herbal treatments, fungi supplements, and more. Healers can recommend tonics, tinctures,
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by jph 4y ago
Warp/Rocket/Actix to Axum is a good improvement IMHO, especially because you get Hyper and Tower as well. I wrote an intro to these at https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/demo-rust-axum
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by jph 4y ago
The Rust `nom` parser crate works very well IMHO for creating little languages, DSLs, custom markup, and your own kinds of annotations, all with the Rust compiler guarantees and good speed.
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by jph 4y ago
BoldContacts: a mobile app that helps elderly people call their friends, families, and caregivers. I wrote it for my folks, and the app is now translated into 60 languages worldwide. All free, open source, pro bono. https://githu
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by jph 4y ago
Yes Rust is ready for the web. Here's a brief intro about how to use Rust for the web with Axum, Tower, Hyper, Tokio, and Serde. https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/demo-rust-axum
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Show HN: BoldContacts iOS app for elderly and people with disabilities
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by jph 4y ago
Yes you're exactly right. Better interfaces can help more people during the stages of disability. If you or anyone wants to volunteer to help with these, that is superb, and I will be deeply grateful.
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by jph 4y ago
Thanks! Transifex is the right concept, but commercial, proprietary, and requires ad trackers. Have you seen anything similar that may be non-commercial, non-proprietary, and free of ad trackers?
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Ask HN: Volunteers for open source localization/internationalization?
13 points by jph 4y ago|7 comments
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Show HN: markline command to select lines from stdin to stdout (Rust/TUI/CLI)(crates.io)
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by jph 4y ago
The Legendary Fast Inverse Square Root with "Voodoo Black Magic" https://medium.com/hard-mode/the-legendary-fast-inverse-squa...
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by jph 4y ago
This Apple ExtensionKit documentation page opens with "Extensions are executable code bundles" but doesn't provide any executable code bundles such as examples, doesn't provide any way for a developer to ask a question,

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