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by kogir 11y ago
This is more likely an abuse mitigation than intentional surveillance. I helped out in the dorms and student machines were constantly infected with malware, some of which sent tons of spam. I'd be very surprised if correctly configured
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by kogir 11y ago
I don't think there's a single "correct" answer here, since varying implementations do different things. I've been using fail with all domains I administer for over 10 years without issue. What really matters is p
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by kogir 11y ago
We don't have older machines to test on, and we built it for ourselves first. I use Windows, but a web client is probably next.
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by kogir 11y ago
Honestly, it looks more like Mail.app. It really will if we offer a single window mode. My co-founder, James, most recently worked at Apple. Pretending he wasn't influenced at all by (the good parts) of Radar would be disingenuous.
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by kogir 11y ago
Consensus seems to be that we need to build out the web client next. We always planned to make a web version, but don't expect we'll be able to do too much better than existing solutions.
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by kogir 11y ago
We don't personally like agile. We would like to add the ability to order problems - both a personal work order queue, like "I'm doing this, then that, etc." and globally within a milestone, which I think is what you had
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by kogir 11y ago
Thanks for letting us know! That's a bummer. Sadly, I don't have any guesses as to why. I'm happy to help debug if you want: nick@realartists.com, but understand if you don't want to spend any more time on it.
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by kogir 11y ago
It's possible you've not experienced the problems that we have with web based issue trackers. That's ok. Ship may not be the right tool for you. As for all-at-once upgrades, so far it's not been an issue. The client igno
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by kogir 11y ago
I very much agree. We have a workflow we really like that we'll be blogging about, and Ship is optimized to support it. It's nothing novel, but it works well for us and we think will work well for other teams, even large ones.
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by kogir 11y ago
Pricing will be comparable with similar tools - probably on a per-seat basis, but we'll do something special for early adopters. It will always be possible to export all your data. We have that now, it's just not exposed yet. Here
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by kogir 11y ago
I personally want everything to live in one place. We throw everything in Ship and then use appropriate queries when we're project planning. If bugs are in one place, and features are in another, it's hard to get a complete overvi
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by kogir 11y ago
We're planning to support the web and other native platforms. I use Windows. Which platform do you prefer?
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by kogir 11y ago
Hey everyone! James and I made Ship because we were frustrated with other tools we've had to use. It's focused on developer productivity and meant to be used frequently without wasting your time. But seriously, we'd love feed
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Show HN: Ship – A fast, native issue tracker for software projects(realartists.com)
219 points by kogir 11y ago|106 comments
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by kogir 11y ago
Your idea isn't yet working. It's not guaranteed anyone will want what you build. Figure out realistically which will get you to MVP faster, and use that. Chances are there may even be enough work to keep you both busy without ove
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Recurrent Net Dreams Up Fake Chinese Characters in Vector Format with TensorFlow(blog.otoro.net)
124 points by kogir 11y ago|48 comments
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by kogir 11y ago
You only need to boot into recovery mode once to change the setting, not every time. Turning it off isn't a big deal, and you have a valid reason to do so. Most users never need any of the functionality restricted by SIP, and will bene
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by kogir 11y ago
I'm pretty sure that using this method will actually break the WinSxS component cache - it won't preserve hard links. It may appear to work, but you'll possibly have issues applying updates and service packs later on. For Vis
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by kogir 11y ago
If cloning multiple systems, use the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/mt240567 All of these tools have been around in some form (not necessarily fully baked) since Windows
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by kogir 11y ago
On Windows, just use dism (formerly imagex). /capture-image the old drive, and /apply-image the new drive. It uses volume shadow copy and can run on an online system. Not sure what tools were tried in the article, but using the of
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by kogir 11y ago
I don't? I even use group policy to disable Windows Defender. Then I just apply Windows updates as they come out. Sorry, but it's hard to give meaningful advice without more details. What threats are you hoping to protect against?
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by kogir 11y ago
It goes off page: https://www.dropbox.com/sc/fynq1jrekppuonc/AADGsGuFFeWKye7hp...
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by kogir 11y ago
> although I can crush either of them in topcoder competitions 10 times out of 10 :D Them's fightin' words.
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by kogir 11y ago
There are too many bad clients that have $30k ideas and only $5k available. They'll never be satisfied, are super cost conscious, will want a micro-accounting of all time spent, and simply aren't worth it. While there are a few go
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by kogir 11y ago
I have a 32" 3840x2160 60Hz Asus PQ321Q which I run at native resolution with no scaling. It's fabulous. More pixels than the dual 2560x1600 30" monitors I had before, and it fits entirely in my field of view. I barely need t
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by kogir 11y ago
I wrote this when I started working on HN, though I've since left YC and no longer work on HN.
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by kogir 11y ago
I wrote this when I started work on HN as a way to learn more about Racket and Arc, and in an attempt to get more useful results from Racket's sampling profiler. I think I got about 80% of things working, but even then I had to make so
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by kogir 11y ago
Why aren't conference proposals blind anyway? Seems to have worked for orchestras.
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by kogir 11y ago
Do not install the beta unless you have a second machine. There are some hardware independent showstopper bugs in Beta 5.
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by kogir 11y ago
If ImageMagick meets your needs, use it. However, after doing so, you may find that it's terrible code, slow, leaky, and a giant pain to use in production at any real scale.

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