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SmugMug accelerates business intelligence with Amazon QuickSight scenarios
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5y ago
> Because the code took only the first letter, rather than the complete sound of the character, most regional speech variations did not matter. This bit is really interesting. This is one of the motivations for an open source Chinese IME
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Ask HN: How can I dogfood a cross-platform mobile app?
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5y ago
I was having trouble remembering tones when practicing with Duolingo because there are minimal checks that you actually know the right tones for each word or character. ToneBoard requires you to type the tone as well (e.g. “hao3” to input “
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Show HN: ToneBoard – A Chinese keyboard for iOS that helps you remember tones
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Using Relay with AWS AppSync
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Using Relay with AWS AppSync
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Using Relay with AWS AppSync
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Working through littleosbook on a Mac
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Working through littleosbook on a Mac
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The Case for Duvets
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The Case for Duvets
(bedgeek.com)
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10y ago
It's a GH pages site, BTW: https://github.com/bellkev/random-jazz-chords
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Random Jazz Chords, a practice tool powered by VanillaJS
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10y ago
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Simulating Build Clusters Part 3: When Auto Scaling Build Fleets Work
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Simulating AWS Auto Scaling Groups Part 2: Are We Auto Scaling Yet?
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Simulating Auto Scaling Build Clusters [Part 1]
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Tame your test environment with Docker Compose
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Tame your test environment with Docker Compose
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CircleCI: Announcing Automatic Test Balancing
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Announcing Detailed Test Failure Reporting
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12y ago
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Testing ClojureScript Code with ClojureScript.test and Karma
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12y ago
Just a reminder, all OSS projects get 3 free containers on CircleCI (which means up to 3x parallelism), and they all run in fast Linux containers (with sudo enabled). Full disclosure: I work for CircleCI.
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12y ago
We should have all the pieces necessary to support it. Ping us at sayhi@circleci.com and we'll be happy to work with you to make sure it works smoothly.
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12y ago
We do have an API that supports triggering builds with a POST request, passing in custom parameters, etc. The bigger issue is that we strive for a really rich integration between us and GitHub. For example, we support their status API, link
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12y ago
We have support for other flavors of Git on the roadmap, but for now we are focusing on providing the best possible experience with (public and private) GitHub repos.
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12y ago
To be clear, we have both Android-oriented Linux containers and iOS-oriented OSX VMs already. Using a mix of OSX VMs and Linux containers in a single build is also on the roadmap. Definitely reach out to us if you have any more specific que
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12y ago
Do you mean you need to run iOS- and Android-based tests all at once on the same machine? You have Homebrew, sudo, etc at your fingertips in our OSX VMs, so you should be able to setup anything you need there. If you just need to run iOS an
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Announcing iOS and Android Support
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Continuous Delivery with Docker
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