jurre

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by jurre 12y ago
Totally agree that the onboarding experience sucks, we need to improve that Tracking this here: https://github.com/DefactoSoftware/Hours/issues/132
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by jurre 12y ago
Thanks for your feedback, yes we've been using it for about six months now and it's been working for us. Feel free to submit a pull request with anything you think is missing :) The sign out on edit is a new bug, we're tracki
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by jurre 12y ago
We're hosting this on Heroku, I think you should be fine on their free instance which has 512mb I think? :)
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by jurre 12y ago
Looking into it, haven't seen that before! Thanks for letting me know!
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by jurre 12y ago
You're right, totally missed that! Let me double check at work in a few minutes but I'll probably add an MIT license with a disclaimer to please don't be a jerk and offer a paid hosted version yourself
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by jurre 12y ago
Haha yes you're right! It's a screenshot of our actual instance of Hours, maybe we should update it ^^
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by jurre 12y ago
The github project is over at https://github.com/DefactoSoftware/Hours
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Show HN: We just released + open sourced our internal time tracking app Hours(happyhours.io)
36 points by jurre 12y ago|45 comments
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by jurre 12y ago
Not sure about .net since I don't use it but for ruby there are a lot of monitoring services that do this (skylight.io, newrelic etc).
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by jurre 12y ago
This is simply not true, lots of tools are able to tell you exactly which line of code is responsible for which query.
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by jurre 12y ago
The landing page is actually an interactive survey builder though.. And quite nice at that.
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by jurre 12y ago
Wonder if the charting is native and if so if google might open source it
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by jurre 12y ago
I find obj-c super readable, other people don't? I mean, take two hours to get used to the bracket syntax for message sending and it's super readable although a bit verbose?
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How to fix the SSL vulnerability on your AWS EC2(defactosoftware.github.io)
2 points by jurre 13y ago|0 comments
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by jurre 13y ago
Except for our government who are paying MS an exorbitant amount of money to keep support up... http://www.zdnet.com/dutch-government-pays-millions-to-exten...
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by jurre 13y ago
I really want to like AppCode but I just can't deal with the non-native java UI
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by jurre 13y ago
Apple has reached out to plug-in developers and implemented a compatibility UUID system for plugins. What exactly are you worried might happen?
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by jurre 13y ago
What OSX are you on? We're 10.9 only since we're using NSURLSession
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by jurre 13y ago
There are a lot of really great plugins for Xcode, you should browse the package repository to get an idea of what's out there :)
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by jurre 13y ago
This is not a replacement for Cocoapods, it manages plugins for Xcode itself, color themes, project templates. That kind of stuff :)
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by jurre 13y ago
There's much less of a culture of posting other peoples work on soundcloud, it's much more focused on letting artists share their own work.
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by jurre 13y ago
It's also really trivial to support both retina and non-retina so I don't understand the point at all..
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by jurre 13y ago
I've interviewed with them for an internship about a year ago and although I didn't end up getting the job, it was a very pleasant experience and I actually learned quite a bit in the process.
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by jurre 13y ago
timegm actually already makes a huge difference, thanks! Might be useful to make a small fast date parsing library based on the sqlite source code.
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by jurre 13y ago
I am, source is here: https://gist.github.com/jurre/6475263 My c is quite poor so if you have any suggestions on how to improve I'd love to hear them!
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by jurre 13y ago
Yeah that would probably be the way to go ultimately if you're doing a lot of date parsing, I agree!
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by jurre 13y ago
I was wondering the same thing since that's also what apple recommends in situations like these. This is what I got on the same hardware: strptime_l took 58.803 seconds NSDateFormatter took 107.570 seconds sqlite3 took 7.022 seconds An
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by jurre 13y ago
Meh, not really. In ruby `return x, y` is just syntactic sugar for `return [x, y]`, ie returning an array. It's also an indication that you probably need a class.
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by jurre 13y ago
This looks cool! Is there or will there be an API at some point so I could potentially build native clients?
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by jurre 13y ago
USD prices don't include VAT but EUR prices do though

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