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Show HN: A markdown view engine for JavaScript(github.com)
10 points by navd 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Directory-tree-promise – parse directory to tree with async await
2 points by navd 10y ago|0 comments
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by navd 10y ago
To be honest I like most of your work and you remind me a bit of myself. The only difference seems to be I have a large focus on development. (frontend or backend, whatever code is code just the process is different) My first job ~7 years a
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by navd 10y ago
A raspberry pi is also not a CDN. Why even manage servers when all you need is a static site? Deploy to a CDN and if properly configured, everything just works. Especially with the site being considered in 'maintenance mode', I do
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by navd 10y ago
I don't think that's the argument being made. But that by learning X or Y, you can add a lot of substance or perspectives to your life that you may not have had before. These 'things' more likely than not can bring many
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by navd 10y ago
Search could easily be done if content is indexed in json files. CDN hosting of a static site is nearly $0 so def the best option in this case. Plenty of providers give free PRO service to OSS projects as well (i.e. netlify)
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Show HN: Find Non Trending Tech Articles(linenum.com)
2 points by navd 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you like working with tech recruiters?
3 points by navd 10y ago|2 comments
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by navd 10y ago
The site is just a static site hosted on a cdn. Very basic js and not using any frameworks. To get the data is a bit of a different story, but it's a collection of scripts written in nodejs / golang for retrieval, cleaning the dat
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by navd 10y ago
Awesome! I'm glad you appreciate it. No currently I am not, and articles are returned based on relevancy of your search. This is really just an MVP, I wanted to get the project out there to get some initial feedback before I start buil
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by navd 10y ago
Thanks! I spent the time to find ~700 independent blogs of people who are publishing content related to software dev / making products in tech. This is done ~80/20 automatically and manually. From there it's a lot of web scra
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by navd 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I see, do you mean while you're searching? The search is performed after a timeout whenever a key is pressed in the input box. Maybe forcing an enter press or button click to update would make the experience be
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by navd 10y ago
Hey all, I created this project because I was interested in finding content related to other interests I have in computing. HN and Reddit is really good for trending information but not necessarily to explore other topics that may still be
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Show HN: Site I made to find independent tech articles that may not be trending(linenum.com)
6 points by navd 10y ago|9 comments
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by navd 10y ago
Seems to be some people that think you can't do something in 1 months time. First of all I think the biggest thing you'll learn is how to CUT features out of something that you're building. Since you have 1 month, you really
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Self-hosted Git service with Go(github.com)
2 points by navd 10y ago|0 comments
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by navd 10y ago
With go there is really less emphasis on taking advantage of a web framework like expressjs (look at go alternatives like gin) and building server functionality from the std library (since everything you need is there). I wrote a small help
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Iron Functions – Open Source Serverless Computing(open.iron.io)
1 points by navd 10y ago|0 comments
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by navd 10y ago
Agreed, when I lived in Miami (last year) knight was funding so many awesome ventures. I wouldn't say they have many developers but they are very receptive to having people come in to pitch an idea and they also host many events to com
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A go library for tokenizing text(github.com)
2 points by navd 10y ago|1 comments
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by navd 10y ago
Likewise
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Ask HN: What font do you use while programming?
19 points by navd 10y ago|19 comments
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by navd 11y ago
Although I think it's great that Microsoft is moving to oss and cross platform dev, I can't help but still believe that moving from the .net ecosystem to others like go and ruby was the best move I could have made for my sanity an
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by navd 11y ago
This is for sure a problem. Especially when a lot of the existing solutions like asana are overly complex and tend to try to run the entire dev cycle. I think you've got a good starting point, keep it up, and congrats on the launch
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by navd 11y ago
It sounds like an idea everyone would love in place however the major issue I see is the funding section. I don't think it's fair to expect the dui offender to drop a deposit and be expected to pay for all gas and expenses. Do you
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by navd 11y ago
I really don't understand what the whole product is about - I don't think you communicated that very well - but never the less congrats and good luck!
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Show HN: Tech interview today bringing this static site generator for review(github.com)
2 points by navd 11y ago|0 comments
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by navd 11y ago
Location: Tampa, FL Remote: Would Be Nice Willing To Relocate: Yes Technologies: GO, C#, JS HTML5, CSS, SQL Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/va94ggmz5876vv3/DNResume.pdf?dl=0 Email: navdgo[ at ] gmail [dot] com S
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Write Go Code(read.doctant.com)
3 points by navd 11y ago|0 comments
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by navd 11y ago
Well I'm at a relatively small company ~40 employees. I interact daily with the CEO - which helps a lot. And it can be risky but the worst you can get is a NO. Which I've gotten. But who cares. All I've got to say if the comp

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