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philjackson
7y ago
I've met these products mostly in the context of front-end engineers needing endpoints that don't exist yet. Useful for QA testers too.
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philjackson
8y ago
I expect the most basic package - 10 users in an organisation, as many teams as you like will be $10 a month. That tier won't be a money maker but a good way for small companies to get on without breaking the bank.
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philjackson
8y ago
Ouch, that's very shoddy - you're right. Thanks I'll correct those and get some help reading the copy!
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Show HN: Yipgo – stripped down workflow manager
(yipgo.com)
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8y ago
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philjackson
8y ago
Sounds like Oracle wrote that to me!
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philjackson
8y ago
No questions. Just a "thanks" - mu4e is great.
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8y ago
What if we find out the government were making the frogs gay?
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8y ago
> You send in 5-6 proposals per year and send direct messages and mails to multiple people when you don't receive answers Jesus, if you think that comes off as needy, you should see what founders often have to do to get going.
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philjackson
9y ago
The completion doesn't work properly. It's a super fun little project, but, very frustrating to use.
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9y ago
I've had a break from Antirez' blog for a while - it's fun to go back and see how good his English has gotten!
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9y ago
I wonder if they've reached out to news organisations like The Guardian and NYT. Also, perhaps human rights charities could make reasonable contributions once someone explains the importance of the project?
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9y ago
I've found it fairly common these days for documentation to explicitly use female pronouns when talking about anonymous people - I guess that's just a show of solidarity to our underrepresented female counterparts. Using a specifi
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10y ago
"We live in a world where digital products are inherently undervalued relative to other products. We will shell out $5 for a pumpkin spice latte in a heartbeat, but the second we have to pay $1.99 for an app, we begin to conduct cost-b
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10y ago
Imagine working in a world where when you disagree with the way someone votes or supports a political character, you tried to get them fired. No one would have a job anymore.
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10y ago
I'm looking forward to a bot making a joke about banging my mum...
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10y ago
Is the irony in the title intentional?
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10y ago
I wonder if he'll move to Germany with his German wife.
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10y ago
It's exactly the kind of people who use Muslim Match that are at risk. I'm not suggesting that people will die, but there will be awful consiquences from this - especially for females. https://web.archive.org/web&#
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10y ago
He looks so young. Please don't let me fund out he built Build while I was ogling the stripper sprites in Duke Nukem and barely managing my CGSE maths homework...
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10y ago
That's a massive burden on the poor person who has to ok the package - especially at NPM's scale, for example.
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10y ago
The website heavily encourages connecting your Google calendar.
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10y ago
Another wild over-valuation on Hacker News.
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10y ago
SPEED MEGATHREAD, post your speed/location/ISP below here: 44Mbps / London, uk / BT
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10y ago
According to Google translate, chess has been interested in you since you were little.
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10y ago
I thought the blinking cursor was there to imply we needed to write the blog post ourselves.
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11 Years After Git, BitKeeper Is Open-Sourced
(news.slashdot.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I've never known anyone to code in nano!
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10y ago
I don't think there's enough that needs fixing in the current shells/terminals that require a new paradigm at the moment. These things seem to come and go without much adoption. Sorry, bit negative of me - it's awesome t
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11y ago
(let [estimate XXX] (* estimate 2))
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philjackson
11y ago
Great - thanks.
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