juliend2

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   by juliend2 5y ago

   Please put some open graph data so it's more enticing to click on when shared in social networks. (which I just did on linkedin)
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   by juliend2 5y ago

   I don't want to be too pedantic here ;) , but it was Abraham who was on the cusp of sacrificing his only son to God. But you were close; Jacob was his grand-son. And I'm not sure what Nietzsche said exactly about it but God is con
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   I've read several self-help books, so you don't have to(juliendesrosiers.com)

   2 points by juliend2 5y ago|0 comments
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   by juliend2 5y ago

   I generalized of course. I know some people use more rational (less subconscious) reasons for buying Apple products. But it is nevertheless useful to use generalizations and ignore the outliers (like you, for example) for understanding tren
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   by juliend2 5y ago

   Exactly. And I'm so surprised by how many people on HN (smart people who understand psychology) don't seem to understand that people don't use rational arguments (security, specs, price, etc) when making purchase decisions. E
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   by juliend2 5y ago

   My favorite tool for thinking visually is totally in that mindset: https://kinopio.club/
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   by juliend2 5y ago

   Off-topic, but that 3D animated header is dope.
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   by juliend2 5y ago

   REMOTE, Global (or Montreal, Canada) I'm a technical guy, founder of Status Machine ( https://statusmachine.com/ ), a pre-seed, pre-traction company that's building a dashboard (see the website for an example) for c
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   by juliend2 5y ago

   This is so cool. I also had the idea of linking videos to specific passages in my Bible app that I did with Rails (it's old though). I'm glad to see other people working in that niche. Because the Word of God is so rich and so ma
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    by juliend2 5y ago

    This is great because (like _why's {poignant} guide to ruby did for me) it breaks the psychological barrier that I have to even get an intro to those technologies -- as an adult developer -- because it has new concepts that are foreign
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    by juliend2 5y ago

    I like the business model of offering to print it via vistaprint (which might give them a cut).
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    by juliend2 5y ago

    > i have code running on two planets Pretty cool. I wonder which one of her libraries (if that's what she's referring to) is being used on a Mars rover.
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    Ask HN: Games that made you better at your work?

    11 points by juliend2 5y ago|10 comments
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Is there a word or expression for this idea of not relying on big corporations for one's cyber presence, communications and other such tools? I thought about info-independence, but I'm sure someone smarter than I already coined so
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    I'm wondering if some people here are still using it for real work. Like writing novels. Stuff like that.
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    I use OpenRefine for that (I don't use R though). How comparable is it according to you, apart from the fact one is a lib for a language and the other is a GUI?
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Time Machine on Mac OS + the Time Capsule router. I admit that it was my first real automated backup setup. But I guess it was also the first for many other people. And the UI for recovering lost files by scrolling back in "the past&qu
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    This is very cool. I love airtable and I'm pretty sure I will install Baserow soon just to try it out. Shameless plug: I just did a quick blog post listing that kind of products open source alternatives: https://www.juliend
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    There should be a museum for those kinds of HN thread comments. This kind of prose is truly hilarious. Thank you.
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    It works! thanks!
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Feedback: I just had a quick tour with you guys. Amazing tool. But at first I signed in as a guest, but now I want to sign up with the same email address but it says "Error occured: The email address is already in use by another accoun
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Looks like that guy's tweet was heard: https://twitter.com/cperciva/status/1292260921893457920 But AWS made it more configurable, and not in a single region.
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Voting with your wallet is the crudest & most direct form of power that people have. In a way, it surpasses democracy. So yes, if enough people do it, it does make a difference. The HN crowd in particular has a sizeable influence on oth
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    ServiceNow is acquiring Element AI(techcrunch.com)

    4 points by juliend2 6y ago|0 comments
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Just last week I wrote an intermediate-level article on setting up WireGuard server on an Ubuntu VPS, and connecting to it via the Windows client[0]. The experience was fun and I learned a few interesting networking things along the way. h
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Really cool. And really cool to see entrepreneurs making those kinds of projects here on HN. Amazing community to be in.
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Since this check is currently done _unencrypted_ (as lapcatsoftware said in his post), I'd say it's objectively bad.
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    But like they said in the article, those 33% of Android phones represent "1-5% of the traffic" of the "large integrators" websites that LE communicated with.
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    Exactly, but the funny thing is that Chrome and Firefox (Desktop at least) are no longer showing the differentiating green lock for those high-end (EV & OV) certs, but the same neutral-looking lock as those Domain-Validated (DV) certs t
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    by juliend2 6y ago

    I love the Hacker News-targetted preface: Editor’s Note: Welcome Hackers! Not sure how Hacker News found this article but I see a ton of folks headed in from that website, which I presume is some sort of aggregator for news