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by petetnt 11y ago
Amazingly shameful cheap shots and mudslinging against hundreds of people from both you and @na85. Bravo.
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by petetnt 11y ago
That guy really is something, serial entrepreneur indeed. Maybe he lost his mind during the dot-com bubble burst.
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by petetnt 11y ago
My favorite part is when people endorse me for stuff I am sure they have never seen me do. Most of my endorsements are waaay outside of my core skills which just makes the whole skill thing look really silly.
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by petetnt 11y ago
The desktop app already has that.
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by petetnt 11y ago
That's pretty much experience too: our apps that use React + Backbone, I find myself more and more using a fraction of the features (very basic API integration (fetching, saving) and the router), both of which could be easily replaced
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by petetnt 11y ago
Shame that this has gotten so few hits. It very nicely outlines the issues many bigger projects are having which they attribute to the tooling (for example GitHubs issues) and try to solve them by making the barrier of entry much much highe
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by petetnt 11y ago
This new feature makes it quite easy to use a GitHub repo as a generic file dump / share place.
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by petetnt 11y ago
They did sort of respond on the initial HN thread though. Commenting means committing and if you do the wrong decision in haste, you might screwed up in the process (as an individual or a company). Is 29 days too long? Maybe. They do addres
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by petetnt 11y ago
"Mom I have told you thousands of times! Configure, make and make install, not configure and make install!"
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by petetnt 11y ago
To be honest, it's not just a problem for a "normal person". I can easily admit that I could easily be bitten by something like this if one of my top 10 most used installers implemented an adware addition step. Sure, it'
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by petetnt 11y ago
People dislike JIRA because they spend so much time adding metadata so they want a simpler format. They move to GitHub, which dislike because they want to add metadata to their issues. So they move to Phabricator, so they can properly add t
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by petetnt 11y ago
I am fine with the "tried and true menu-based interface that any Microsoft Office 2003 user will recognize at a glance" but not sure if that requires the program to look like a program from 2003 too, especially when touting improv
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by petetnt 11y ago
Happen to have a link at hand where I could read up on this? Tried searching for it but drew blank.
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Express applying for incubation under the Node.js Foundation(github.com)
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