kmdupree

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Should we refactor files we're working on?(philosophicalhacker.com)
5 points by kmdupree 6y ago|0 comments
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Why and How We Should Calculate Expected Utility of Refactorings(philosophicalhacker.com)
3 points by kmdupree 6y ago|0 comments
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by kmdupree 7y ago
We've updated the app so that it searches more broadly (10 store instead of 5), let me know if that helps! :)
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by kmdupree 7y ago
Appreciate the feedback! Posted it in our slack channel now. :)
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by kmdupree 7y ago
Interesting!
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by kmdupree 7y ago
I am in Orlando! I appreciate the offer to help. I'll definitely keep that in mind. Can you send me an email (email on my hn user is good)
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by kmdupree 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We think it's a neat idea too. My partner and I both had similar stories. In fact, when he started to describe his story, I knew how it ended and I just said, "I'm in. Let's build it."
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by kmdupree 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Requesting updates about particular stores is my favorite idea here. We had a similar one: requesting updates about a particular item. :)
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by kmdupree 7y ago
Turns out this exists: https://www.instok.org/ And we're happy that it exists. :) Hopefully, more people working on this will mean people spent less time exposed at grocery stores. FWIW, we may pursue a web version of
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by kmdupree 7y ago
Interesting idea! Do you have any specific examples in mind?
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by kmdupree 7y ago
I hear you on the cynacism. We'll just have to see what happens. Regarding the app store name, thanks for that feedback. We couldn't use InStock unfortunately since it was already taken, but we'll definitely think about this.
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by kmdupree 7y ago
good point. we agree that this would be useful, even if the information isn't perfect. you're exactly right to point out that the information isn't perfect, by the way. I was just at a store earlier doing some personal shoppi
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by kmdupree 7y ago
We don't really have one. We may never have one. We just knew there was a real problem here. If the app merely helps people get what they need and get home sooner (away from the virus) and doesn't cost us a fortune to maintain, th
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by kmdupree 7y ago
These are great suggestions. You're right that the functionality is limited right now. Allowing people to see more stores is one of the first things we want to work on next. :)
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by kmdupree 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I hear you on this. I actually am an Android guy myself. Android is on it's way, and we've talked about adding a web version too. it's a bit tricky since we have some feature ideas we have could be to
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by kmdupree 7y ago
genius. telling my partner right now.
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Show HN: InStock – like Waze, but for grocery availability(whatsinstock.app)
165 points by kmdupree 7y ago|85 comments
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My Mid-Career Job-Hunt: A Data Point for Job-Seeking Devs(philosophicalhacker.com)
1 points by kmdupree 7y ago|0 comments
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Maybe Don't Write That Test(philosophicalhacker.com)
3 points by kmdupree 7y ago|0 comments
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An Intro to Gradient Descent for Kotlin Programmers: An Open Learning Exercise(philosophicalhacker.com)
1 points by kmdupree 7y ago|0 comments
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by kmdupree 7y ago
That’s interesting. Hadn’t thought about the testing angle. Thanks for sharing this
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by kmdupree 7y ago
This is a good way of thinking about this. I think the ideal solution may involve multiple views of the same source code. Experts and novices can switch to different views depending on their level of familiarity. I actually think the same t
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by kmdupree 7y ago
amen. well, I'll walk that back just a touch: I can see someone plausibly arguing that it may take longer to read longer commands. In that case, I'd argue maybe we need multiple views of the same source: one view for novices and o
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by kmdupree 7y ago
yep. I know about the -- way of specifying the args. I'm not saying that we can't do better with existing tools, just that we don't do better.
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by kmdupree 7y ago
>Perhaps there is a way to do one better? I could imagine an interactive shell that can show you the relevant portion of the man page for that specific flag. I've had a similar idea before. I think this is a great way to think about
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by kmdupree 7y ago
Yeah shame of me for not mentioning the terseness is faster argument. Do you think that terseness saves significant time as compared to just tab-completing longer flags?
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Maybe We Should Stop Creating Inscrutable CLIs(philosophicalhacker.com)
118 points by kmdupree 7y ago|156 comments
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by kmdupree 7y ago
UniKey | Android Dev | Onsite @ Orlando, FL UniKey is replacing the keychain with the smart phone. We want people to be able to get into their homes, their car, and their office with a phone instead of a key/fob/card. We do this
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PMs Should Study Statistics: An Interactive Essay(philosophicalhacker.com)
2 points by kmdupree 7y ago|0 comments
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Lost in Local Optima: How life-benefitting, habit-forming apps wrong users(philosophicalhacker.com)
3 points by kmdupree 7y ago|0 comments

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