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11y ago
I started working remotely recently. One of the first things I did was to go out and buy a portable 4g router+connection (searched for a deal, wasn't disappointed). This alone has made my remote working experience incredibly good. Why
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11y ago
Off topic. But can I just say I love that email domain :)
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Ask HN: What is an accepted practice to manage vpn access within a company?
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11y ago
Great first effort here. I was wondering if you've taken a look at toggl though. Not affiliated in any way. Just a long time user
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11y ago
The only thing that puts me out of the target market for this is that I don't program with a light keyboard and only my laptop. It's laptop, 22 inch external monitor, and a big cable heavy Razer black widow keyboard. My question i
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11y ago
Does amazon cloud drive @5 per month fit the bill? Not sure if the experience matches your expectations.
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11y ago
As someone who's been using little logs from a few months ago, I can say that it's had an interesting impact on my behaviour. The community there is incredibly positive. That has helped me actually be more productive as I aimed to
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11y ago
On a side note, I love how welcoming all the language is around getting people to join the community. Off to the irc we go :)
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Just had my son four weeks ago. What a crazy ride it has been already. I went from 'this is wonderful' to 'maybe this was a mistake' to 'I don't want him to grow up anymore' all in that short time span. It
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11y ago
All very fair feedback. I actually appreciate the comment from the perspective of 'simple things to keep in mind when making a specialist site'.
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Ask HN: What are some good small Open source products that one can join?
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11y ago
Likewise. I'm not 30 but at this point I've cracked through a wall where I'm blessed to be surrounded by a large number of contacts who can give me a job should I ask. As a small addendum to this. It's a two way street.
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11y ago
I'm currently building my own static site CMS. Basically. Word press like interface (at some point). Spits out a static site. My blog http://adnanissadeen.com runs on it. I'm building the CMS over at https://
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I was listening the 'matched' podcast where they were talking about The Beginner's Guide. It's meant to play as a an emotional ride to help people understand what the life of an artist can be. Definitely not for everyone
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Location: Sri Lanka Remote: YES Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Python, JavaScript, Typescript. Have worked with meteor and am capable of learning fast. Currently picking up Ruby. Decent understanding of git. Practices and believes in
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My side project is http://replylater.adnanissadeen.com . I'm building it as a way to beat myself when it comes to procrastination. I got the idea when using buffer and I wanted to buffer a reply on twitter so that I could c
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> But most programmers are simply solving technical problems assigned to them by a product manager. Solving technical problems is a creative process. No technical problem that I have ever come across requires the exact same solution for
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It's not about entitlement. It's about asking people not to be lazy. Twitter grew into what it is today BECAUSE of 3rd party developers. Their core revenue which is ads has its roots embedded in what other people invented like the
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Billions in Change: A documentary on inventions being designed to save the world
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Without a dropbox login, syncing between devices wouldn't be possible (for this app). To sync you need some central storage online (which would probably involve some login) and dropbox has been a good resource for these kinds of applic
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Google has a new plan to speed up the open web. (And plans to open source it)
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That part at 0:54/0:55 where the model side steps the fallen body and then almost trips over is amazingly realistic. Had you shown it to me without telling me what it was , I'd have assumed it was motion capture.
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I'd be surprised if they did. This seems pretty specific to their kind of high volume traffic business. And to their distributed nature of data and latency management etc. Not sure how applicable it will be to other businesses. That sa
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They also go on to say. That might be a clear indication that this is in fact GPL v3. FLIF is Free Software. It is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 3 or any later version. That means you get the “four freedoms”:
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This. Also, in the age of webapps, I'm starting to find pieces of it becoming more unreliable. I tried to search what tech a company I'm thinking of applying for is using, and because the app itself is behind a login page it had n
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Is it just me or has the Netflix engineering team really been cranking out good stuff as of recent times? I mean holy crap. This thing feels so futuristic just watching it. I can't begin to express how blown away I am. Given how crazy
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Could they be prepping for the war against ads and trackers? There's been a bit of talk about having a central paywall of sorts. One where I put money into a service and that service is responsible for distributing the money to the sit
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Can confirm the statement of reactivity in router being a bad thing. Route reloads because of new data can be surprisingly expensive especially when you have a large data set being shown in one place (eg: task list). Unless you are really b
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Not sure if trolling but... If not trolling, you should always learn how to evaluate what language will be the best tool for the job. If anyone's choice of what language to use is based on a blog post that says "You should use JS&
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Would love to see a sample page+workflow to guide me through to actually signing up
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