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by masa331 6y ago
I run a paid addon for local e-commerce platform(with 25k shops build on it). It all started about 15 month ago when i was still working in a web development company. The platform owners came to us and offered us a partnership. We would dev
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by masa331 6y ago
Having hundreds or thousands open tabs also confuses me and always seems like a mess to me. The way i work: I mostly work on a one thing at a time. For that i can have probably at max 40 tabs open. Once it gets past some threshold(i don&#x2
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by masa331 6y ago
hmm yes i think you are right. That's what i will do
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by masa331 6y ago
No this is not the thing. My SaaS don't send anything. It works with data it synchronizes from one other source only. Now the customers can decide what part of the data to synchronize and it's possible to have everything turned of
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Ask HN: How many paying customers which don't use your SaaS do you have?
9 points by masa331 6y ago|13 comments
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by masa331 6y ago
This brings only mess and another indirection layers to your system which is hardly an advantage in my opinion. It will take more time to setup, more space on disk, it will be slower and harder use. And all the normal tools(like awk and oth
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by masa331 6y ago
I don't think app complexity and sophistication grew that much. Most of the problems common apps are solving can be dealt with standard CRUD-like interfaces and old boring tech and it works just fine. I think what drives this crazy tra
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by masa331 6y ago
Me too. However, this also doesn't work properly on a lot of SPAs xD
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by masa331 6y ago
I completely agree, this knowledge can be very powerful. I also want to play Celeste[0] because it looks beautiful. But i have to say lately i dislike posts written in this command tone. Like "Do this to become X"/"Use t
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by masa331 6y ago
Yes you can. It is complex, will take plenty of time and effort but you can. And that is what open means. Now if you complain about complexity that's another thing. Yes it is complex a lot. But it did evolve this way for some reason. O
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by masa331 6y ago
The thing you described seems like your own personal social problem to me. YOU want to communicate with someone who uses different tools which he is happy with. What would you want them to do? Use some different tool you approve? That doesn
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by masa331 6y ago
You don't have to install anything if you don't want to. You are free to not watch tv shows you don't want to. Some content creators protect their's content more some less. What has that to do with open web?
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by masa331 6y ago
What proprietary standards do you mean? Web technologies aren't proprietary.
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by masa331 6y ago
Reading people complaining how open web is dying is like listening to my uncle whining about his job as a butcher and miserable life in general. Yet he goes to supermarket every day to buy a cheap meat and salami to make a "good meal&q
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by masa331 6y ago
Well i don't find plain HTML unreadable or messy. Same with JS. And i never experienced any productivity issues writing it. As i'm thinking about it only DSL i find useful is Nokogiri's XML builder. That can save me some time
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Web app reactivity in 10 minutes(masa331.github.io)
1 points by masa331 6y ago|0 comments
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by masa331 6y ago
I think it's quite the contrary. Rails integrated Webpack a long time ago in it's basic installation so if you do `rails new my_cool_app` you have Webpack ready(and preconfigured with React/Vue/Elm etc.) right out of the
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by masa331 6y ago
I don't know Matestack specifically but in general the problem of DSLs is that they can quickly turn into giant pain in the ass once you need to do something they aren't prepared for. And this has bitten me enough times already(Ac
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by masa331 6y ago
The thing that you can write said code in a lot of different ways is not a fault but a feature for which Ruby is loved by many. As can be also seen from the article it lets a programmer to be neatly expressive in various different situation
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by masa331 6y ago
I have no use for this service but i definitely like your text centered websites. Right to the point, no disturbing and useless images or graphics. Thanks, that was a breath of a fresh air. Also this https://radious.co/philo
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Magnetic kits for learning basic electronics(boffinmagnetic.com)
2 points by masa331 6y ago|0 comments
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by masa331 6y ago
Ah ok, thanks. This makes more sense now. But on a seconds thought - there are people who really "work" on phone? I just can't do anything serious from phone be it native app or web app. The experience is so much worse for me
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by masa331 6y ago
> People crave for native apps. Nobody wants to work from the browser. Some do, some quite the opposite. Me personally i want to have as few desktop apps installed as possible. They are warranted only in few special cases - browser, vide
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by masa331 6y ago
My .vimrc is around 80 lines including 15 plugins. It's mostly like that for last 8 years. And i don't have any problem using using unmodified vi/vim on servers, which is a big plus. So no, vim shines and it's pretty bri
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by masa331 6y ago
My question is why Node docs on nodejs.org don't have search
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by masa331 6y ago
Hi everybody, author here, New Fish is a time tracker builded around tags. You submit time entries with duration and description. The description can include tags(eg. "#programing", "#project_foo", "#something"
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Show HN: New Fish – tagging time tracker(new-fish.net)
1 points by masa331 6y ago|1 comments
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by masa331 6y ago
Hi, thanks for the suggestion. I will look into it when working with bigger files edit: here is the repo link: https://github.com/microsoft/xmlnotepad
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by masa331 6y ago
Hi, thanks. When you press Extract the extracted data shows in the Extracts tab in menu. It doesn't do anything immediatelly. That's not good UX and i'm gonna adress it somehow as someone else already suggested. Or there were
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by masa331 6y ago
In my industry(accounting in a small europe country) XML is the standard which is used for any data exchange. Then CSV. I don't think i'v ever got my hands on anything in JSON. Maybe once or twice. In APIs of course but these aren

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