matlin

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by matlin 6y ago
+1 for android app from someone in the Mercury Tea Room!
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by matlin 6y ago
I support FoundationDB's approach to databases which is basically provide a consistent, distributed, and ordered Key-Value store then you can build whatever type of database you need on top of it whether that's RDBMS, Document, G
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by matlin 6y ago
You're probably write about writing your own authentication layer but it still shouldn't be part of CouchDB or PouchDB. A better solution is for some OSS project to build a standard proxy that applies the document level authorizat
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Android Action Blocks(youtube.com)
1 points by matlin 6y ago|0 comments
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by matlin 6y ago
In what way would a native app be better suited for catching errors?
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by matlin 6y ago
That all makes sense and I think you guys are absolutely doing the right things for what's available to you. I've dealt with the woes of making something relatively straightforward with the Gmail API and having to include a whole
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by matlin 6y ago
I like the clear incentives i.e. to convert users to $1/month subscription rather than a free service that mines data. However, the "cant read your emails" part is somewhat misleading. Slimbox is still storing and processing
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Core: a Social 3D Game Studio(coregames.com)
1 points by matlin 6y ago|0 comments
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by matlin 6y ago
This is sweet. If you're interested, I'd be happy to help out with your todo to integrate with a local database. Getting the rate-limiting and retries right can be a little tricky but it's been on my list to add Gmail support
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Amazon AppFlow(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by matlin 6y ago|0 comments
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by matlin 6y ago
This is really cool. I dig the API and mechanisms to exchange data. I've been working on a DBaaS (like Firebase) that works via message passing between users and now I'm thinking Scuttlebot could be great tool to integrate with it
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by matlin 6y ago
I wish there were a userscript equivalent for API's. e.g. someone could make and share a script to get flight details from the Gmail API. The advantage would be that I could run the script rather than give an oauth token to a third p
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by matlin 7y ago
Hi HN! I am building a Firebase alternative that has user management (creation, permissions, etc) baked in. It's great for if you just want to store data to each users profiles or want to let your users exchange data without having to
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Show HN: A user-centric Firebase alternative(github.com)
3 points by matlin 7y ago|1 comments
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Why your users should store their own data(medium.com)
1 points by matlin 7y ago|0 comments
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by matlin 7y ago
I like how this couples descriptions with actions and state. It seems like a friendlier version of Redux. One nitpick I have is the naming. I think `useBehavior` is more informative than `useTree` in the react examples. The same goes for th
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by matlin 7y ago
I agree. I think one of the more interesting approaches to solve this particular problem as well as private companies staying private too long is the Long Term Stock Exchange. I don't know a lot about it but from my understanding, it a
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by matlin 7y ago
In Elixir/Erlang there is no global pausing for garbage collection, instead each process is individual garbage collected. And I remember hearing about a strategy that allows you to avoid it entirely by ensuring your process's life
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by matlin 7y ago
What we really need is a way for users to store their own data that has the simplicity of local storage but the convenience of storing data in the cloud. It does seem that Apple intends to cripple web technologies in order to move developer
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Ask HN: Have you requested your data with CCPA or GDPR?
2 points by matlin 7y ago|0 comments
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by matlin 7y ago
I'm working on a CLI to download and index from any API like Spotify, Gmail, etc. It puts all of your data in a single database that you can query. There currently aren't many integrations but it's really easy to make plugins
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by matlin 7y ago
Additionally, Superhuman seems to be doubling down on this approach for their productivity inbox and VS Code has this type of input/UI available with Cmd-P. Spacemacs kind of does this when helping you navigate emacs modes. It's a
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by matlin 7y ago
This might actually come in handy for the project I'm building! Currently working on a personal database to store data from external APIs like Gmail, Spotify, etc. I was going to use RXJS but the schema requirements seemed like it woul
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by matlin 7y ago
It actually might not be the right thing to do for the reason you mentioned but also, for the families that can't work from home, it becomes a huge economic burden to have their kids not in school. It's obviously a necessary ste
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by matlin 7y ago
For those interested in this approach, one of the authors (Hutton) of the paper has a great video explaining functional parsing https://youtu.be/dDtZLm7HIJs
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by matlin 7y ago
YC's startup school covers most of this. Except your audience is other founders rather than family and friends so maybe the advice is better?
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by matlin 7y ago
This is great! Thanks for putting this together. I especially appreciate the organization by section e.g. "pricing" or "about".
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by matlin 7y ago
I'm really can't wait for the per-doc permissions because I'm building something very similar to what you're describing and with CouchDB!focusing on the database and auth side first and then adding functions. So shameles
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by matlin 7y ago
I definitely agree with this sentiment but I think rather than reinvent the wheel we should be applying current web standards to users instead of businesses. If every user had their own static IP, sever, and SSL Cert, database, DNS entry, e
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by matlin 7y ago
I agree but I think just having your own VM in the cloud solves this. If each user has their own IP then you can basically get E2E encryption between users with SSL so you don't need to worry about encryption as a developer or user. I

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