mattkrea

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by mattkrea 13y ago
Long term you're going to want to stop routing through Gmail anyway. I did this not long ago and honestly I was happy to go through and change my address because: 1) I got rid of a LOT of annoying subscriptions 2) Gmail isn't seei
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Nice. Down votes without explanation. Love it.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Since it's sort of on topic can someone tell me why "=>" is better than "." for assigning or access properties / methods? Brendan seems to want to head this direction and I'm not too excited about it.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
http://www.stroustrup.com/ieee_interview.html
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Doesn't a chart like that apply to virtually all languages? You have command line of course, a package manager, the standard library, etc. EDIT: Even the supposedly Rails-specific things on the right are very general other than Ruby &a
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Agreed but what I think they are going for is that it is part of notification center and the traditional interaction with notification center is up or down.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Swipe up on the banner to dismiss
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I'd just go S3 for static content though I pay for two DigitalOcean droplets to run some dynamic content.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I think a lot of that has to do with the people that hire here already have the idea. They are now looking for people to build it.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
What a prick
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Considering this is targeted at businesses this is not at all surprising.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
It was just added recently.. pretty sure its bs
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Not even close to Adele's performance.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Isn't everything free on BitTorrent? badum tish
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by mattkrea 13y ago
That is definitely the case. The one extremely important part though is that even the standard library source is readable and the documentation is incredible. There are a few books around including on on leanpub ( https://leanpub.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I never could stand the Ruby syntax and after a few days with Go I loved it. I would definitely recommend giving it a shot. Web work took some time to get used to but once you get the hang of it things just feel natural (and I guess that&#x
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I had thought the mysql drivers were all more mature or is it that you lean more toward postgresql?
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I think a lot of people (at least in the Node community) love the interfaces provided for it and specifically Mongoose which allows you to enforce a schema and thus relational data. I'll admit that I originally got into it because I di
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Anyone else look at that title and think that it's pretty hilariously unprofessional? Haha EDIT: To print an article with that title, not job title.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I think I recently saw something mentioning that it was at 100
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Glad to see that. It really wasn't that much but it was no different than you see on most blogs nowadays. I haven't been on HN that long but I was still shocked to see it.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I believe those with high karma can flag submissions
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Suddenly lots of spam on HN?
5 points by mattkrea 13y ago|10 comments
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I meant SMTP as that is the protocol used between servers and that is where some encryption should really start.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Aren't these problems with Lavabit related to the fact that they still had to support plain old SMTP coming and going? Dark Mail is intended to be a new protocol.. not just a new Lavabit (which would mean, theoretically, that it could
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I think the difference here is that I wanted Mailbox to do this when I signed up. This is no so for LinkedIn. (I don't use either service anymore but this is a very clear line to be drawn I think)
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by mattkrea 13y ago
<sarcasm>Yep, sure thing. Apple stops innovation. Nail on the head. </sarcasm>
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by mattkrea 13y ago
The feature phone of this generation.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Believe me I'm aware of that. I always sort of felt that picking and choosing the parts of a religion in which you believe is almost worst, however.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
My first comment here (as an Atheist) would have to do with the fact that: If you believe in the Christian "creation" story you don't believe that the world is 4.5 billion (give or take a few hundred) years old. This would be

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