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by mntmn 13y ago
Well, I still like it, too, in a way. It's just a bit unnerving sometimes. I have this feeling that the technology is still a bit in its infancy.
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by mntmn 13y ago
Sorry, fixed!
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My deadly disease was just a 23andme bug(mntmn.com)
516 points by mntmn 13y ago|318 comments
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by mntmn 13y ago
Hi. Original author of that article here. I decided to finally translate the article to english: http://mntmn.com/pages/23andme.html
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XRX (web application architecture)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by mntmn 13y ago|0 comments
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Free Spacedeck is Back (Online Creative Collaboration)(blog.spacedeck.com)
1 points by mntmn 13y ago|0 comments
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by mntmn 13y ago
That's totally intentional, we didn't want to implement a spreadsheet. Yet. ;) I made a list of use cases under the main table that clearly states Google Docs as currently the best tool for tasks like spreadsheets, Word-like docum
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by mntmn 13y ago
I am building an actual service using technology like this (but we wrote our own, not TogetherJS). It's cool, but don't forget that this is really a "utility" and it's the mix of factors and features that you build
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We're dropping our free plan.(blog.spacedeck.com)
1 points by mntmn 13y ago|0 comments
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by mntmn 13y ago
DELETE /sessions/:id
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Show HN: Spacedeck Sandbox(spacedeck.com)
5 points by mntmn 13y ago|1 comments
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How I found a bug in 23andme and wasn't really terminally ill (translated)(translate.google.com)
3 points by mntmn 13y ago|0 comments
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Cello: Higher level programming in C(libcello.org)
535 points by mntmn 13y ago|157 comments
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The Spacedeck Survival Manual(spacedeck.com)
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Embarrassingly parallel(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mntmn 13y ago
The hardware keys were actually implemented, in the Canon Cat project: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_Cat
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How We Got Here and Where We're Going(blog.spacedeck.net)
1 points by mntmn 13y ago|0 comments
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ReShow HN: Videos of the product in action. Seems useful? (Creative Team Spaces)(spacedeck.net)
1 points by mntmn 13y ago|0 comments
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The Uncomplicated Web(daten.dieweltistgarnichtso.net)
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by mntmn 13y ago
Thanks for the constructive feedback. We'll not change the name and prepare quick explanatory videos for the big use cases.
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by mntmn 13y ago
Well, I just did. Seriously, wtf. This is honestly the first time I heard about that, and I don't usually live under a rock. Looking forward to interesting internal discussions about this.
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by mntmn 13y ago
wow, wtf.
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Show HN: What would you improve before promoting this?(spacedeck.net)
6 points by mntmn 13y ago|9 comments
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by mntmn 14y ago
Update: Code is here https://github.com/mntmn/tern-coffeescript
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Naive, but working attempt at Tern+CoffeeScript(youtube.com)
3 points by mntmn 14y ago|1 comments
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by mntmn 14y ago
Almost exactly a year ago, we started working on this, and you gave some constructive feedback, a lot of which we honored - successfully ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3580447 ).
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A month after beta launch, we're getting some traction(blog.spacedeck.net)
3 points by mntmn 14y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: How we dogfood Spacedeck at Spacedeck(blog.spacedeck.net)
1 points by mntmn 14y ago|0 comments
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by mntmn 14y ago
After digging through the discussion and links and this comparison, and if I had to choose something for a new project today, I might take a really serious look at Jade, though. No arrows, no percents, and very thorough discussion of the fe
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by mntmn 14y ago
Regarding 1: Yes, that's not perfect. But in HAML you have to mark the beginnings of your lines with %, - or = and such, so that's the tradeoff. 2: That's just a feature of CoffeeScript. 3: It is pure CoffeeScript. And I agree, it's the sam

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