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by jqueryin 13y ago
If @homakov is finding security holes without access to Github repositories, imagine what he'd find if you had him code audit for a few days... He's clearly been going about this the proper white-hat way and ensuring holes are pat
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How to Never Worry About Email Templating Again(blog.pop.co)
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by jqueryin 13y ago
Bad generalization. There's plenty of developers in general that know nothing of devops and server setup and maintenance. I put it on par with frontend developers who don't know how to slice up a PSD.
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by jqueryin 13y ago
It's exciting to see how much your skills have improved over the course of the half year. I guess this proves a point that added complexity and learning new technology drastically adds to development time for those still learning to pr
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by jqueryin 13y ago
Our public facing demo at http://www.careprice.co/compare/ utilizes the full CMS data set (200,000+ records) and is freely available. While this data is useful, it doesn't directly represent out-of-pocket costs fo
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by jqueryin 13y ago
We were happy to finish Startup Weekend 6 in Charlotte with a fully functional site and demo including a compare demo, mailing list, contact form, authentication, user management, and backend demo containing private health provider data dem
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Hacking healthcare: Checkout our Startup Weekend project, CarePrice(careprice.co)
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Angular ng-conf 2014 videos up on YouTube(youtube.com)
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SmartCharge lightbulbs work during power outages w/ your switches(kickstarter.com)
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by jqueryin 13y ago
I like it. Nice work and welcome to the land of Angular! Minor spelling issue I noticed that was bugging me all over the place: s/Reccuring/Recurring/
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by jqueryin 13y ago
I ran through the guided demo/walk-through and was sad to see that the export to HTML/CSS contained a crap ton of ID selectors. I only played with it for 5 or 10 minutes, but I found this: Say you remove the id tag of #signup-form
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by jqueryin 13y ago
Have you learned anything from the site in regards to some of the noticeable drops seen by a fraction of top 20 postings? It seems like a percentage of them follow a very linear 30 minute drop onto page 2.
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by jqueryin 13y ago
The front page is far more than automated my dear friend. While automation indeed plays a key role, PG and a select number of YC alum handle moderation of the site. As with most sizable sites that handle comment/post moderation, I&#x27
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by jqueryin 13y ago
Let me start by saying that the outcome I'd like to see from this discussion is an agreement that there's still room for improvement regarding moderation and the underlying HN algorithm. Specifically, the case of two URLs being su
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by jqueryin 13y ago
That trailing slash diff is an interesting case. I feel as though the system should've been able to pick up on that one and attribute the point to the original submitted article.
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Show HN: HNNotify has changed the way I interact with HN(hnnotify.com)
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Here's the accompanying Twitter conversation that led to me posting: https://twitter.com/jerols/status/408977497255337984 Here's the initial blog post that was removed: $36,297 IN 24 HOURS: BEHIND THE SC
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Ask HN: Posts being unjustly removed from front page?
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Tell HN: Twitter may be looking to clean up old stale accounts.
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by jqueryin 13y ago
I agree: pretty insane scheduling. I guess I was assuming you'd target the top 20 largest cities. When you passed through North Carolina, for instance, you skipped over Charlotte. It's a solid 2 and a half hours away from Raleigh,
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by jqueryin 13y ago
Does anybody know why Alexis is skipping the Southeast? I'd love to make it and we have some very big cities, but he's not headed for this direction according to the schedule: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet&#x
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by jqueryin 13y ago
Speaking of warrant canaries, has anybody open sourced one to produce something similar with PGP and news? http://www.rsync.net/resources/notices/canary.txt http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warran
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by jqueryin 13y ago
Vaguely answered here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6763221
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by jqueryin 13y ago
A more accurate depiction for us is a separation of our public facing website, which is more for marketing, from our backend, logged in customer website, which is what I'd consider our actual application. A few endpoints carry over suc
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by jqueryin 13y ago
I should note that our logged in application utilizes the API whereas our frontend site is primarily static content for purposes of page speed and to lighten server load.
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by jqueryin 13y ago
I didn't discuss this in the article, but I should note we do indeed have a fully private API that functions independent of the other and is utilized by our administrative management tools.
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by jqueryin 13y ago
You're 100% correct that it's not the absolute quickest or easiest method for implementing what would be deemed a quick change. It is, however, a great way to reduce risk. It's my personal opinion that something even as simpl
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by jqueryin 13y ago
You bring up a great point. I didn't cover mobile development specifically as we hadn't had a use case for a mobile app yet as the site is full responsive. I opted for more of a blanketed statement in the section on "Develope
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We use CORS, which unfortunately is more of a headache than it's worth and lacks IE <10 support. Our backend proxies and handles session management via a secure, hashed cookie helper library which maintains expirys among other thing
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I agree on all fronts here. I should note that we support all modern RESTful request methods for CRUD operations: GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. Internally it simplifies our routing as each corresponds very well to the type of action we'r

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