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by nkohari 11y ago
Working on that right now, actually.
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by nkohari 11y ago
You might be disappointed at the rest of the story, then. :)
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by nkohari 11y ago
I was being hyperbolic -- we did eat quite a bit of soup because it was cheap, but we ate other things also. I didn't mean for the word largely to be taken literally.
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by nkohari 11y ago
We joined Rally on April 1st, 2010.
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by nkohari 11y ago
Roughly speaking, with Zen (and now again with our new startup TaskTorch), I was in charge of the technical side of the business, and she was in charge of anything non-technical (finance, marketing, support, etc.) Niki is an industrial-orga
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by nkohari 11y ago
When we were acquired, Rally was a privately-held company, so our shares were illiquid. If the company was publicly-traded, we could have sold them, but there are often lockup agreements in place that restrict you from selling for a few mon
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by nkohari 11y ago
It's coming soon, I promise. :)
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Take the Money and Run(nate.io)
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by nkohari 11y ago
+1 -- we also used DynamoDB at Adzerk for the same use case.
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by nkohari 11y ago
You can, however, apparently be bothered to comment on HN about it.
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by nkohari 11y ago
A better way of looking at it is that it's immediately beneficial to anyone who owns real estate.
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by nkohari 11y ago
Are we browsing the same version of HN? This is not my experience at all. The amount of blind judgement and "well, actually..." thrown about here is incredible.
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by nkohari 12y ago
Yeah, why bother trying to understand a viewpoint when you can just immediately disagree with it?
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by nkohari 12y ago
Sorry for the inconvenience. If you need something to fill the time while waiting for them to deliver your free software, maybe you should try contributing to an open source project.
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by nkohari 12y ago
Wait, you are being sarcastic, right? You know that you're replying to Steve Klabnik, who is on the Rust core team?
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by nkohari 12y ago
1. I don't comment often, and when I do, it's not to earn magical internet points. 2. I am certainly not advocating diffuse positivity. If you knew me, you would know positivity is not my strong suit. :) There's nothing wro
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by nkohari 12y ago
> I think the issue here is that the above poster has probably not done his due diligence to actually verify the premise of this statement (that the idea is a dead one). Correct, and further, I don't think a passive bystander can ma
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by nkohari 12y ago
You spent 15 minutes looking at the beta version of a product, and you've made the decision that the creator is wasting their time? Have you considered that, having thought about it for months, they might understand the problem domain
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by nkohari 12y ago
Have you considered adding logins? :) But seriously, this is literally the problem that logins were designed to solve. With a login, you are defining an external concept of "user" that is distinct from the device. Available securi
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by nkohari 12y ago
If it really is this simple, I'm going to kick myself repeatedly. Thanks. :)
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by nkohari 12y ago
Very cool app. I'm going to pass it around to friends who are more into cryptocurrencies than me. :) Sorry to hijack this thread, but I have a question: you seem to have been successful in stopping left/right swipe from navigating
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by nkohari 12y ago
If you mean building a computer from fundamental components, you can still do that too. It just won't feel quite as magical today as it did in the 70s or 80s because of the ubiquity of modern computers.
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by nkohari 12y ago
> The time when you could build your own computer from parts has been long past. This is simply not true. You may choose not to build your own computer, but the components are no less available than before -- in fact, commoditization h
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by nkohari 12y ago
JSX isn't really HTML, though. It's a way to describe React components in a familiar syntax that resembles HTML. It's a far cry from concatenating strings of HTML like you do in PHP.
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by nkohari 12y ago
> React is the best way to build all apps no matter what When you alter a quote, you're only illustrating your own bias, not that of the author.
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by nkohari 12y ago
Thanks for this. I remembered that there was a company who had a license like this, but couldn't find it.
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by nkohari 12y ago
IANAL, but by my reading, the patent grant is intended as additional protection for both Facebook and the consumers of React. Facebook is free to register patents that may overlap in some ways with code that they've open-sourced, and y
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by nkohari 12y ago
> Has he read no history? Considering the author is Bob Nystrom, one of the main engineers of Dart, I'd wager the answer is yes.
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by nkohari 12y ago
Thanks! I'll put together a test to see if I might run into any trouble. (Related: the RethinkDB team is very responsive in the IRC channel. It's great to see how interactive they are with the community!)
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by nkohari 12y ago
The app I'm building uses incremented version counters as a way of protecting against simultaneous edits. I'm discarding the old version of each document, but it would be pretty trivial to save them using the "returnChanges&q

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