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peternicky
7y ago
sounds like a useful service, however, I tried to signup as a candidate but the buttons do not function.
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peternicky
8y ago
Please release a full client for macOS :)
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peternicky
8y ago
This represents my exact experience with diagramming programs. Over the past five years, I setup a virtual machine just to run Visio, at least 5 times. Draw.io could be so much better but it is exhausting to create anything with it.
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peternicky
8y ago
Who are you? Why should anything you say be believed?
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peternicky
8y ago
I have used Little Snitch for years. It is invaluable. Micro Snitch seems to be less useful. Honest question for users of micro snitch: How many times since installing micro snitch have you been alerted that you are being spied on?
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peternicky
9y ago
I like this idea a lot, however, as many others said, you need to be transparent with the scores. I was more confused after reading your FAQ. Additionally, the column where you generate retweet links is obnoxious (entire UI needs major wo
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peternicky
9y ago
Since when is Carmack writing on Facebook??
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peternicky
9y ago
Curious why this feed isn't updating with the March results.
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peternicky
9y ago
Can you provide a summary of the convincing arguments from that article, in 1 or two sentences? I plan to read it myself, but I think the parent comment is relevant.
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peternicky
9y ago
This is REALLY nice. Thank you for building this!
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peternicky
9y ago
Enjoyed this article so much.
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peternicky
9y ago
This is really well done. Thank you.
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peternicky
9y ago
This is your experience, certainly not representative of any meaningful trends.
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peternicky
9y ago
Very well done! I like that these are plain JavaScript challenges, however, I think including more traditional interview questions such as algorithms and data structures that are presented in your way would be valuable.
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peternicky
9y ago
I’d like to hear how Snyk compares to GitHub’s recently release vulnerability notification feature.
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peternicky
9y ago
Nice work, is the source available?
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peternicky
9y ago
This is in my opinion the same as buying at the height of a bubble; by the time you get this data on your competitor, you will be way behind. Why not spend resources on improving the offering?
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peternicky
9y ago
Since when is “GitHub” a verb?
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peternicky
9y ago
Why don’t you explain why yours is ‘better’?
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peternicky
9y ago
Can someone share a non-Facebook link please?
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peternicky
9y ago
How does this compare to Keybase folders?
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peternicky
9y ago
can you explain? I wasn't aware of these features in Safari.
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peternicky
9y ago
Upvoted because I like experimentation however I still cannot think of a reason to structure react components in this style. Is this more of an exercise to port an idea you like from Vue into React?
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peternicky
9y ago
Wow! This is such a lovely, inspiring experience. Is the source available?
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peternicky
9y ago
Cool, however, to realize the full benefits of GraphQL, proper resolvers need to be implemented that are connected directly to a data store. This is just a wrapper around a conventional REST endpoint, which allows for easier querying but no
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peternicky
9y ago
No mobile support?
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peternicky
9y ago
I love Gingko...I will try this new variation later but does anyone have any notes on how these two apps differ?
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9y ago
I've given Franz multiple chances over the past 1.5 years and always find that it is filled with bugs that make it a horrible experience. One example is a bug that crashes the app whenever the settings view is closed. Thanks for the po
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peternicky
9y ago
Fantastic article! Thanks for sharing.
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peternicky
9y ago
How is this different from Nuclide?
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