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by jsherer 14y ago
I really enjoy your designs, Kyro. But, I would really like to see a side-by-side comparison of before and after. I think that will be really helpful in illustrating the design choices you make during the facelift.
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by jsherer 14y ago
Seems similar to but more complete than Genghis, a single php file admin for MongoDB: http://genghisapp.com/
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by jsherer 14y ago
I like this much more than the vulgar title.
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by jsherer 15y ago
After updating my dev tools through the SDK, I wondered why I couldn't run an x86 system image. The update doesn't select it for installation by default. Selected "Intel Atom x86 System Image" for the Android 2.3.3 system and everything wor
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by jsherer 15y ago
http://www.terrafugia.com/
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by jsherer 15y ago
Exactly. Give me lean and lightweight MovableType with a sprinkling of Simple/Obtvse/Svbtle. Easy (or no?) install. Nice UI. Simple export to HTML.
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by jsherer 15y ago
I'd like to see one of these clones that more closely resembles the static site generators like Jekyll ( http://jekyllrb.com/ ) or Hyde ( http://ringce.com/hyde ). Basically, the CMS would just be the interface to create new and manage exis
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Simple - An Obtvse clone written in Python(github.com)
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by jsherer 15y ago
For those who want to read the current Fair Labor Standards Act and the new Bill, here are the links: FLSA: http://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/statutes/FairLaborStandAct.pdf Bill: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-112s1747is/pdf/BILLS-112s...
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by jsherer 15y ago
The problem here is specifically with how SQLite does not implement ALTER TABLE fully. From the documentation: "SQLite supports a limited subset of ALTER TABLE. The ALTER TABLE command in SQLite allows the user to rename a table or to add a
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by jsherer 15y ago
...and changed the fate of the company entirely.
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by jsherer 15y ago
It gives me pain every time I see an interesting, yet irrelevant article on HN, especially one that is 5 years old.
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by jsherer 15y ago
While Piumarta's original code is still relevant, I chose to use _why's fork that fixes some bugs and makes the parser reentrant. Take a look: https://github.com/whymirror/greg Also, take a look at the various forks of greg, including one
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by jsherer 15y ago
Haven't seen a credible reason to think the inverse, either.
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by jsherer 15y ago
This article seems to be a bit "mainstream" for HN, IMHO.
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by jsherer 15y ago
I agree. Though, it definitely depends on what the target market is. If it is an "average" computer user, then they definitely need to revamp their marketing. However, if they are targeting current site-specific browser users, then perhaps
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by jsherer 15y ago
Checked this out and have a few thoughts. I wasn't expecting a full browser interface (specifically, tabs, etc). A site-specific browser, to me, is not a browser replacement, but rather an alternative application for a specific site. The mo
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by jsherer 15y ago
I wonder if he was hosting it on his VBox VM? :P
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by jsherer 15y ago
Whoosh is fast enough for small amounts of data, or when the searches do not need to be performed in realtime. But, I agree, something like Lucene/Solr or Sphinx might be a bit better for indexing large amounts of content (i.e., the provide
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by jsherer 15y ago
"Curated" had me expecting a much smaller and focused list of recommended startup tools. Hope to see something like that in the future.
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by jsherer 15y ago
I don't see this as different than from the last time the developer said "Hopefully an alpha version will be ready before too long..." back in 2009. I hope he proves this wrong, though.
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by jsherer 15y ago
Very cool. Science fiction without the fiction. The only thing I'm worried about now is the introduction of thought police.
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by jsherer 15y ago
I would agree that the pain of displaying a version number to the user doesn't necessarily exist. Though, it is a good practice to have releases for your webapps, even if you have multiple releases per day. In this instance a revision num
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by jsherer 15y ago
I would also say major version numbers are an important means for additional revenue through upgrade fees.
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by jsherer 15y ago
"Automatic Updates" makes me think of the Windows updater. Most have painfully experienced this at least once in their life.
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by jsherer 15y ago
I agree. Balanced nutrition is essential for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, not just a sit-stand desk, and "walking around". I would argue that the effects of a sit-stand desk only mask the true, underlying problem of overall poor health
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by jsherer 15y ago
Not sure why, but I first thought you were building this kind of RPG: http://bit.ly/quBlcD
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by jsherer 15y ago
Been looking for a tabbed putty client for years. Though, I'm a bit saddened by the UI. While I do think it looks "good", I feel that the Chrome tab UI seems to be incredibly overused nowadays.
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by jsherer 15y ago
How many of the previous discussion points / issues have been changed in this release? Just the switch?
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by jsherer 15y ago
would be great to see this in a pdf for easy reading

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