lozzo

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by lozzo 8y ago
Good effort. And I like the minimal documentation. However, and I would love to be proved wrong, I think you are about 20 years late for this project to get any interest aside from some effimerous moments in hackernews...
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by lozzo 8y ago
If I had had the developer console open in chrome while going through the booking, would I have seen in the network tab the posting to baways.com... I think the answer is yes. So I wonder why this issue was not reported earlier by some tech
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by lozzo 8y ago
not that useful, yet quite impressive. well done.
34.
by lozzo 8y ago
I concur. I always start with select * from table because I cannot possibly remember all the right column names
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by lozzo 8y ago
+1. Reading your answer made me think you were talking about me. Except I had a TI99/4A, and "Daaaad" was my real google. My circles were probably slower and more pixelated
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by lozzo 8y ago
ok, makes more sense now. well done.
37.
by lozzo 8y ago
Could you put an example of a real web API (maybe the github API) and show how you would call it with your library ?
38.
by lozzo 8y ago
Simple and nice. More than useful per se, I think it's a clever example on how to use glitch well done
39.
by lozzo 9y ago
timely
40.
by lozzo 9y ago
You made your point very clear. Thanks. I concur.
41.
by lozzo 9y ago
very good. If I were you I would add a few bits of explanation in the comments about its usage. e.g. // go to http://news.ycombinator.com/show // copy this script in chrome console // execute
42.
by lozzo 9y ago
Well done. That looks such obvious evolution of those many online markup editors such as dillinger, https://stackedit.io/ , https://jbt.github.io/markdown-editor/ ) Well, not so obvious, after all becau
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by lozzo 9y ago
my thoughts: I was looking for the way you handle exceptions. And found none. For me any enrichment API needs to be designed to handle exceptional case and make it easy to deal with them. Say that during enrichment I might want to do some
44.
by lozzo 9y ago
why not just a long long page (300 does not really need paging) ?
45.
by lozzo 9y ago
this looks interesting (although I am not to keen about cryptocurrencies myself) however I navigated your site and eventually I ended up to a link that says "Read More on Medium". I wanted to do so. but it did not send me there.
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by lozzo 9y ago
Impressive. I imagine lots effort has been put into making the user interface as clean as possible. It's a pleasure to fiddle with the parameters and see the impact on the curves. The only downside (for me at least) is that I live in U
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by lozzo 9y ago
dark chocolate (I recommend 85% cocoa or more)
48.
by lozzo 9y ago
skype for business
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by lozzo 9y ago
It looks real good. but I don't get the catch: is it free service ? is there a guarantee on the time between the user posting the form and me receiving the email ? what if your site is down ?
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by lozzo 9y ago
Can you provide an example how you envisage this to work ? For example say I (mr lozzo) have an open source project on github. What would I do then ? Do I offer a 10$ to a developer who fixes a bug on my behalf through your service ? very c
51.
by lozzo 9y ago
He was also a fascist to say the least of him. I would refrain from using any quote of him
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by lozzo 9y ago
this is really brilliant. But is there a reason you sort the list from the oldest to the newest ? I think it would make sense to have it the other way around. best
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by lozzo 9y ago
I could not find an explanation on how it works. How could you possibly know when I am opening your PDF file ? I presume opening your PDF file will trigger some kind of http / socket request to a site that you control. so how would you
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by lozzo 9y ago
it does not work on my first test: My program is i=1 and the Java program it produces is: class Program { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { i = 1; } } which is wrong because "i" must be defi
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by lozzo 9y ago
my feedback: there is not enough explanation on how you would access my finances and hence I would be very wary on using it...
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by lozzo 9y ago
Hi there, I followed the link and saw this on your web site: How much time will it take me to read this book? The book has 158 pages, so it should take you about 3-4 hours. I value your time, so I worked hard to keep the noise-to-signal rat
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by lozzo 9y ago
why ? and how would you envisage authentication support to work ? (p.s. awesome tool guy...the clever part is to allow user the ability to describe their process via JavaScript. Hence a perfect DSL (domain specific language))
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by lozzo 9y ago
just a suggestion but can we get a bit more than one page with a couple of fields ? It's okay to get straight to the point and being minimalistic but a few infos about the author and whether there is a github repo for the code... those
59.
by lozzo 9y ago
5 days later and this project has more than 1,000 stars. This is not funny anymore.
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by lozzo 9y ago
yet another site which asks for your email before showing you anything. Just one page telling how incredible this is. But not even a page about the authors/makers and how the magic (not plugin required) works.

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