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by poseid 12y ago
nice background information
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by poseid 12y ago
there is currently an interesting discussion going on at the ArangoDB mailing list, whether to embed Node/V8 in a database: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/arangodb/h5a-71H4LUM/VWNTCsg... what do yo
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by poseid 12y ago
nice! templates were also part of my talk on static pages last week at the frontend conference: https://speakerdeck.com/mulderp/minimum-viable-interactions
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Discussion on using Node as Database (shell)(groups.google.com)
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by poseid 12y ago
I like LESS recently, since it is NodeJS (= fast and easy to setup)
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by poseid 12y ago
interesting write up - but maybe it was also a company problem? often, applying the newest/hottest technologies show a lack of understanding of the "real" user problems. At least from my experience.
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by poseid 12y ago
if you can believe the facebook story of Mark Z., probably not. if you want to involve with the open-source community, it can make sense to publish the code, so, that stealing is not a danger, but an option for better collaboration.
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by poseid 12y ago
nice idea, but I would like to see some demo of this, e.g. with static page or a github repo. The relationship between UI elements/DOM and the "application presenter" is a bit far fetched for me, making the styleguide involve
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by poseid 12y ago
what is the background of this? in 2 seconds, I can't see what your core skills are, and whom you are pitching too.
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by poseid 12y ago
so, is this a pie chart with hovering parts? on a quick look, I can't get this working. Also, I would be interested to hear more about your goals or the implementation choices that you did. Thanks!
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by poseid 12y ago
:D ... so, we could collaborate? ... as a freelancer the problem is there all the time, selling your skills vs. fighting mass spam from recruiters.
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by poseid 12y ago
here is my freelance profile: http://patrick.mtpartners.de/ - the interesting idea here, is that the profile is generated by a small build script. I you provide some basic data, I could try to generate a profile for you too
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by poseid 12y ago
one problem I recently found is the strategy of companies to get some permanent staff by hiring you in the first place. it's hard to negotiate your way around that, but so far I am still managing.
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by poseid 12y ago
I found that besides skills, people focus on "years of experience" . I would love to see more of "flow" parameters in job requirements, and I blogged about this idea a while back: http://thinkingonthinking.com
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by poseid 12y ago
"After all, it took Thomas Edison hundreds of attempts before he invented the light bulb" -> It still not easy, people were used to candles at that time. Edison did not study the candle making process or the problems of people
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by poseid 12y ago
interesting to see the use of javascript to write a small domain specific language. any plans to make this more of a "bitcoin programming language" ?
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by poseid 12y ago
nice overview!
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by poseid 12y ago
the demo looks fun: http://fian.my.id/marka Wondering, what type of apps would you need this? Could this be used together with SnapSVG?
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by poseid 12y ago
a canvas helps to structure ideas and directions. the canvas is just a snapshot of a product, and there are a number of different canvasses out there. for example, the pain/gains/job canvas, which I tried to apply to freelance pro
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by poseid 12y ago
nice article! the metaphor works for me, although one thing I feel for doing products, is the time for "R&D" . even an infomtainment product takes several months, before you see back income. another point might be: how to star
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by poseid 12y ago
At the github repo, it is mentioned to have a Linux machine to get started. What is a recent, decent Linux stack on a laptop to look at? I wanted to buy again a laptop for linux for some time already, and maybe someone here as some buying a
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Ideas on programmable light(blog.farsinotare.com)
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4 months of freelancing. Looking back(thinkingonthinking.com)
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by poseid 12y ago
nice, feels interesting when doing static apps with view pages.
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by poseid 12y ago
Programming is becoming a key skill almost like writing and math for any interesting job. First, there is the web platform (see why JavaScript is important there here: http://radar.oreilly.com/2014/07/next-generati
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by poseid 12y ago
maybe not yet, but I just wrote a blog post why in the future here: http://radar.oreilly.com/2014/07/next-generation-web-apps-wi...
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by poseid 12y ago
The JavaScript syntax is easy to get started, and provides many ideas that are not or poorly available in other programming languages. I think, it is not a coincidence that we see this language in a number of different realms today. This is
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by poseid 12y ago
That is a fantastic reply! Thanks a lot. That shows a number of pieces in the puzzle, and how they fit together. I am working on my first product, and looking for cheap production in Taiwan right now. How could I contact you/Sparkfun a
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by poseid 12y ago
Thanks, so, some people should start building open-source gaphic cards or wifi chips? Well, ok, I understand this is not so easy with today's tools and processes, but maybe one day in the future. What about less complex devices, like s
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Ask HN: Open-source hardware business models, what are the options?
2 points by poseid 12y ago|4 comments

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