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by ruffrey 10y ago
You are totally correct..are there any chromebooks that fit in your pocket? Somehow leveraging my smartphone without additional pieces of technology to carry around - that is the goal. I was hoping for an app that is just unknown, which doe
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by ruffrey 10y ago
I always have my phone. I always have a few side projects that languish due to time constraints. There are so many blocks of 5 or 10 minutes where I could be productive if only it were possible to write code on my phone.
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Ask HN: Who productively writes code on their smartphone? How?
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by ruffrey 10y ago
Considering the widespread use of their open source projects like react, I'd say we have 50 minutes of THEIR time each day
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by ruffrey 10y ago
There have been a few HN threads of late theorizing why ther are so many bugs. My lastest theory: AI in software _development_ will fix the quality issue. There's just too much being written at too fast a pace.
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by ruffrey 10y ago
> at least 2x faster than nodejs, gevent, as well as any other Python asynchronous framework I did not see any benchmarks in the repo to support this. How was this statistic determined?
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by ruffrey 10y ago
I've worked with node/npm/frontendy land for 5 years solid now. At first I used a lot of libraries. I guess with experience, it became clear that relying on as few as possible is much better. Frankly, build systems like grunt
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by ruffrey 10y ago
they might want to add a redirect from the root domain to www. I typed in ` https://passbolt.com` and get a certificate error.
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What does npm stand for? You decide(github.com)
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by ruffrey 10y ago
Impulse propulsion flown by Piccard? Checks out
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by ruffrey 11y ago
Mildly related - whatever happened to Nodejitsu after Godaddy ate them?
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by ruffrey 11y ago
People often look at things like this like 'why would you...' But it is an interesting experiment that might make web programming more accessible. I think of my physicist cousin who uses python for data analysis. An option like th
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by ruffrey 11y ago
In the US? That seems really tedious.
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by ruffrey 11y ago
Donate!
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by ruffrey 11y ago
The node/express middleware works flawlessly for me. I am really stoked that Let's Encrypt is happening. Writing multi-microservice apps in Node just got a lot easier to deploy for my side projects and small consulting clients - a
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by ruffrey 11y ago
That is a little unnerving if true.
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by ruffrey 11y ago
I like it, but there needs to be some kind of commitment to staying up with current releases. Otherwise it will only be good for one off background jobs and simple webhooks.
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Ask HN: How does your team write release notes for a mobile app?
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by ruffrey 11y ago
It's not on Ubuntu on Windows, right? It is Ubuntu bash on Windows via a compatibility layer.
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by ruffrey 11y ago
Seems cool. After many years on node, and even writing a deployment service once (paastor) - just plain VPS, nar to make an executable, then scp onto an Ubuntu server, and scp a logrotate and upstart conf - that's all you need man.
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by ruffrey 11y ago
andris9 you are awesome. I have sent probably hundreds of thousands of emails over nodemailer.
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by ruffrey 11y ago
Let's start with open sourcing the effing voting machines.
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by ruffrey 11y ago
It is deeply satisfying to see Jon Skeet in the mainstream.
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by ruffrey 11y ago
As someone new to the joys of golang, it is hard to imagine faster compile time or smaller binaries. It just keeps getting better.
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by ruffrey 11y ago
Interesting. Someone used lwan as a replacement for the Node.js HTTP server https://github.com/raadad/node-lwan
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by ruffrey 11y ago
Specifically which chromebook?
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by ruffrey 11y ago
iOS is on top of Palm?
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by ruffrey 11y ago
Commander Data, the android
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by ruffrey 11y ago
With online collaboration tools really taking off, especially with WebRTC currently on billions of devices, I have this unfounded belief that city centers will become less important over the next decade. There will always be work which is b
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by ruffrey 11y ago
Title is misleading - should say: one night with 6 hours of sleep results in equivalent performance on certain tasks as someone who did not sleep the night before.

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