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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Just listening about it on a local geeks meeting so maybe someone find it also useful for some project.
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Akorn / wheezy.web / overview — Bitbucket(bitbucket.org)
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History of Computing in Ukraine(en.uacomputing.com)
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
My point of view is based on personal experience. I explain it: Git was initially a set of commands from terminal. A lot of programmers use terminal everyday. Even now I have terminal opened for doing different stuff. This terminal-nature o
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
I'd like to search for repos, create new repos, create initial files, edit existing, star/unstar, watch/ignore, work with messages etc.
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
I think it would be even better to have some terminal emulator on github. Even now with so improved UIs I like command line interface.
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Even with this G+ looks like a social service for IT-related people. A lot of programmers I know use G+. But other people prefer to stay with those social services where the most of their friends are. So happened it is not G+ but Facebook a
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Two opposite thoughts reading this article (I was Sonora user since its 1.0 beta version till current 2.0 beta): 1) Their decision gives another cool project open source as TextMate 2. On the other side iTunes 11 seems to take a lot from So
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Indragie Karunaratne - Blog - 1, 2, Open Source(blog.indragie.com)
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
It would be interesting to compare YC startups considering also their income so we can see not only chosen business models but also how much they earn. But I wonder if we can get such information.
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
I believe Django on Python3 can finally bootstrap Python3 migration. Huge community and a lot of django pluggable applications with Python3 will make a strong basis. Anyway thank you for your work! P.S. Waiting for PostGIS 2.0 support along
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Thanks! I forgot to add it here in my post :)
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Django admin filters aren't as flexible as we sometimes want them to be. I opened a ticket and would be glad also to fix it (as Rob Pike says something like don't just say about bug, fix it!). But I'd like to have someone from django develo
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
...and from the other side Y Combinator partners will receive 100 beer bottles for free :D Not that bad
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Reading this article I thought about two things: 1) This guy is a real entrepreneur. He made a deal. I am thrilled! Congratulations! :) Reminds me of the book from Donald Trump about the deals. 2) Y Combinator partners are undoubtly clever
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Alternative resource to track DjangoDash(dash.djangostars.com)
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
I just started learning more about WebRTC and it looks like an interesting foundation for numerous startups. New technology among others to help solving specific tasks.
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Here in Ukraine people write their PhD thesis and work in IT industry because scientist salary is extra low (300$) and average salary in industry is about 1500$+ I found the same situation with PhD status as this article highlights. Degree
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
I believe yes. - programmers create new open source libraries for Go; - language got 1.0 version so it can be considered by enterprises for production; - programmers write articles about it so we have some buzz around it; - community grows
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Thanks! It looks interesting.
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Thanks for reply! I am big fan of YC so this was really interesting question for me :) I believe workspace design is very important for great results and looking at YC backed-startups I was wondering which desk (and not only desk) are you u
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Ask HN: Which desk do you use? Which desk Y Combinator use?
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
Totally agree!
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
I am reading this book now and will send a commit with typo fixes when finish. Even after Effective Go and gotour I found a lot of useful information in this book. Thanks the author for his work! :)
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by magnusgraviti 14y ago
I think these examples show us how much have internet technologies changed and improved.
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Intention to make startup(shalakhin.com)
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Getting to the Moon on Drops of Fuel(actu.epfl.ch)
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Ask HN: Do you use beta tools/libraries for projects?
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by magnusgraviti 15y ago
Thanks for comment. I think this is really not so rare nowadays.
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Bio as Bible: Managers Imitate Steve Jobs(online.wsj.com)
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