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Ask HN: Are you worried about competitors copying your client-side JavaScript code?
29 points by philippnagel 10y ago|17 comments
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by philippnagel 10y ago
From their jobs page[0]: * Ruby * Rails * Grape * Go * Redis * Postgres * QueueClassic * GraphQL * React with redux * KVM * Puppet * Heroku * AWS 0: https://www.rainforestqa.com/jobs/
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Thank you. I will check it out later, super interesting project!
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Down for me.
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by philippnagel 10y ago
SaaS (Sets as a Service)?
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Write a post on their Facebook page/wall. Tweet at them. Do things that are publicly visible.
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Complain on their social media channels. Public shaming works.
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Might be a use case for https://datproject.org .
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Cashless is fine as long as a decentralized, open alternative is available.
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by philippnagel 10y ago
I bet this will be in Silicon Valley (the TV show).
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Great advice, going through my Github Stars right now.
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Ask HN: Any open-source project in need of a Technical Writer?
54 points by philippnagel 10y ago|34 comments
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by philippnagel 10y ago
I'm curious as well. However I am actually fine with Hop being a superset of JS. The ecosystem is simply great (and admittedly overwhelming). I stumbled upon the project while researching languages that allow me to write code for the s
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Hop.js: A multitier JavaScript(hop.inria.fr)
4 points by philippnagel 10y ago|2 comments
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Seems like https://flattr.com is what you are looking for. It's a shame it isn't integrated widely.
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by philippnagel 10y ago
I am currently tinkering with something that might help. Basically you would "sell" your readers CPU/GPU time to us via a small JS-script embedded into your page to power ML/DL and scientific computation tasks (similar t
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Ask HN: Did anyone switch from software engineering to farming/agriculture?
5 points by philippnagel 10y ago|0 comments
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Iceland, Guyana and Suriname seem to be doing alright [0]. According to the United Nations yearly availability of less than 1.700 cubic meters of water per year per capita is the lower limit [1]. [0]: http://data.worldbank.org&#x
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Brikwars(brikwars.com)
2 points by philippnagel 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Interesting papers you read in 2016?
3 points by philippnagel 10y ago|0 comments
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Seconded. A few months ago I built my first desktop computer in ages. An Intel i7 6700K and AMD RX 480 run smoothly under Ubuntu 16.04 ever since.
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by philippnagel 10y ago
I guess most NIMBYs would oppose low-income families in their vicinity.
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Just an anecdote of mine: I am currently building deep learning software that can run in the browser and nodejs - using the same codebase. While I am sacrificing performance compared to Python, CPP, etc., the ease of setting it up and distr
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Are you able to explain this magical piece of advice? (Perhaps: "Create a cult, not a business").
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Fake News in 1884(medium.com)
20 points by philippnagel 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Which digital pieces would you bring on an interstellar space trip?
1 points by philippnagel 10y ago|0 comments
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Awesome, thank you, will look into it! I am currently putting together an online course and I am still undecided on the easiest method of delivery.
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Would you be willing to sell the code powering the website itself?
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by philippnagel 10y ago
Reminds me of http://witheve.com , similar intentions at least.
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Ask HN: Most effective way to learn a new language (not the programming kind)?
4 points by philippnagel 10y ago|7 comments

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