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by rmoriz 13y ago
In startups? Then they're doing it wrong. Even in enterprise-size businesses they're doing it wrong. If manual repetition of a task occurs it has to be automated or refactored if it costs significant developer time (=money): http://xkcd.co
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Experts are developers, too. They code faster/have a better focus. An architect usually can't build a house.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Nope. Even companies with a large sum of VC, let's say >5m€ don't pay fair salaries. Siemens, Allianz, younameit pay way more + have a lot of benfits, less stress more (real) job security and a development perspective (career path). Sam
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Developer shortage is a lie (in Germany). If there would be a real shortage, the amount companies pay to contractors and salaried employees would rise. Instead it's decreasing! e.g. some companies in Berlin are trying to find developers tha
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Limiting Data Use in Germany(nytimes.com)
1 points by rmoriz 13y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I wonder why MSNBC does not sue those truther guys for using such a "typo"-domain. They even like Alex Jones … https://twitter.com/nsnbc/status/328901101283856385
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by rmoriz 14y ago
This is the introduction of the end of net neutrality. It's only a matter of time that Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon have to pay directly to Deutsche Telekom to exclude DT customer's traffic from the volume limits. It's like a medieval to
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Deutsche Telekom kills fixed line IP flatrates(translate.google.de)
91 points by rmoriz 14y ago|70 comments
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Is this only for JavaScript source? I miss the interactivity e.g. available in https://developers.helloreverb.com/swagger/
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by rmoriz 14y ago
The main "problem" seems to be, that increased GPU power and tools just make it easier to brute force the master passphrase. AgileBits will improve the situation in the future. Please take care and pick a strong master phassphrase!
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1Password GPU brute-force with 3M hash/s(hashcat.net)
239 points by rmoriz 14y ago|96 comments
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Checkout https://github.com/joeldev/JLRoutes by a former Apple iOS employee.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
If you do a copycat with the sole goal to copy a business model that works for someone else or might work for someone else in the future (exit driven) it might be a "top-down" situation. Let me make an example: There is Stripe.com and some
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by rmoriz 14y ago
It's about risk reduction. The risk of bugs and failure can never be 0. That does not say that you should not try to improve as much as possible and try to achieve and measure "easy accountable" "risk reducing metrics" like test coverage.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
2009 http://gadgetopia.com/post/6794
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Jeff is so 1990ish. Cool hipsters do Erlang and Go nowadays!
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by rmoriz 14y ago
One downside with going full-SSL is that your users cannot use tools like Google Translate anymore as those services don't work with ssl sites.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
There are papers out there that show better results with TDD. Here is one: http://www.infoq.com/news/2009/03/TDD-Improves-Quality http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/groups/ese/nagappan_tdd....
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Using Stripe, disquss etc it should be doable in a couple of hours/days. Of course the main feature of AirBnB and the large copycats is the market penetration. Nobody cares if you have a fancy backend or e.g. a node.js based mobile app. It'
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by rmoriz 14y ago
* as far as I can see very few go projects use CI (e.g. travis) * gospec seems to be dead/not widely used * I don't see projects measuring their code coverage * As pointed out in my first comment, I couldn't find high level test
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by rmoriz 14y ago
from a testing point of view this looks pretty week. I would not bet my business on something that has not a testing culture.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Can you blog about it in the future? Couldn't find good resources and tools about testing in Go. Especially with concurrency this seems to be very important.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
How about BDD, test-driven development and quality insurance? Does Go provide an ecosystem that supports agile refactorings that are common in lean startups? You can say anything bad about the performance of Ruby and Rails etc. but rspec, c
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by rmoriz 14y ago
I just wrote a small iOS using RubyMotion myself and submitted it to the appstore. It will look horrible because I am so bad at design and just stick with the iOS defaults BUT it will work! It took me only a couple of days to write and Ruby
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by rmoriz 14y ago
With https://github.com/rmoriz/knife-digital_ocean you can launch and bootstrap an instance using knife in a single command. Works with knife-solo and traditional chef-server environments.
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Ask HN: Copy passwords to mobile app
1 points by rmoriz 14y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Let's see how good LeapMotion works and what people build with it.
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by rmoriz 14y ago
PayMill data could be used by the Samwers to cough identify cough trends and interesting business ideas
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Open Humanities Awards 2013(blog.okfn.org)
1 points by rmoriz 14y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 14y ago
You need a US credit card that can be address-verified.

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