masa331

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   by masa331 6y ago

   Hi, thanks, that's a good point. I will look into it
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   by masa331 6y ago

   Hi everybody, author here this is simple tool i created to solve a couple of pain points i had when viewing XMLs. I often work with XMLs or XSDs from various sources and i need to quickly search through them or extract some sample data. Thi
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   Show HN: XML Fiddler – tool for quick XML exploration(masa331.github.io)

   62 points by masa331 6y ago|17 comments
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   by masa331 6y ago

   You mean the specific experience when back buttons aren't working? Or when urls don't make sense? Or when you can't just share the content by copying the url because it no longer identifies the conten? Or when you can't
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   by masa331 6y ago

   BS. Ruby isn't slow. The same apps can be written in pretty much any language nowadays. The problem is in developers. They are slow and dumb and lazy and most often also biased. Blaming language is easy. Bad developer will always write
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   by masa331 7y ago

   heard about EVE online? Not sure about currency itself but markets are really players driven
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   by masa331 7y ago

   i suggest looking at Rails. It streamlines a lot more than ^^^
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   by masa331 7y ago

   Accounting company
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   by masa331 7y ago

   I don't know what you call 2020 web development but in last 2 years i'v been able to co-develop several web apps in Node.js and also complete "serverless" ones using only AWS services and oh boy.. Rails is still so far a
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    by masa331 7y ago

    learn Rails
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    by masa331 7y ago

    For me there is nothing like reading a good story. And good stories are timeless. On the contrary, tech, money, billionaire's thoughts... they age fast. So lately i'm wondering, is HN worth it?
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    by masa331 8y ago

    If somebody get to your email you are doomed anyways because with passwords all they have to do is reset it through that hacked email. The benefits of sign-in links are: a) you don't have to remember gazilion of passwords b) you don&#x
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    by masa331 8y ago

    Please don't use passwords at all. They are wrong for so many reasons. Use emailed sign-in links.
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    by masa331 8y ago

    rails
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    by masa331 8y ago

    I can recommend https://github.com/ankane/ahoy for Rails
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    by masa331 8y ago

    I wish every site would just use emailed sign-in links instead of passwords. We wouldn't have to deal with all these password relative nonsenses - password managers, .well-knowns, password requirements, password resets, weak passwords,
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    by masa331 8y ago

    Thank you! I will look into these. I know the problems. As i was working in the accounting firm i was dealing with imports/exports from various accounting softwares a lot. In fact i'm currently working on an app which can convert
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    by masa331 8y ago

    This is actually pretty cool. I'v been working in an accounting company and i'v been thinking about such thing a lot lately. Is Factur-X used in practice in Germany and France? Do you know about some other similar things?
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    by masa331 8y ago

    I did not foresee that my QWERTY muscle memory would be replaced by Dvorak, making it frustrating to use other people’s computers — I had to search for keys and type with two fingers at an annoyingly slow pace. This made me aware of how of
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    by masa331 8y ago

    Seems cool. I'm browsing your own doc and found one thing i hate tho. Could you please please let user himself decide, if he wants to open next pages(your "Next to read") in new browser tab or in the same one? I hate how ever
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    by masa331 8y ago

    This looks great. Thank you for creating it and sharing it
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    Show HN: Solidity cheat sheet(topmonks.github.io)

    6 points by masa331 8y ago|0 comments
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    How to create your own personal static site generator(masa331.github.io)

    1 points by masa331 8y ago|1 comments