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7mo ago
This looks pretty nice, would it be very difficult to support multiple languages?
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4y ago
In the Rails world we have https://bullettrain.co and https://jumpstartrails.com which both have open source templates for building SaaS services.
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4y ago
Is Timelinize going to be a commercial product or open source? Why did you stop making updates to Timeliner?
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5y ago
Indie Hackers
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5y ago
Sad to see this shut down, I've enjoyed reading it over the years. Now there is no easy way to get blog posts from all the people at Basecamp. Subscribing to each employee's blog seems a bit tedious and annoying to maintain over t
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6y ago
The Android turbolinks version 1 adapter is now deprecated but a version 2 is meant to be coming soon. I believe it's going to come out after Basecamp's new product named Hey is released shortly.
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7y ago
I had the same issue and Apple fix it for free about 1 year ago.
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7y ago
I thought that was the joke until I read the comments here and realised there was a full article and Medium actually blocks articles that way now.
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8y ago
That's what I have, a very small helper library that contains 5 or 6 functions that I use frequently like .closest(), .hideAll(), .showAll() etc. My application doesn't use much JS so this seems reasonable to me instead of includi
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8y ago
This was my first thought, having a second person look at a particularly tricky PR could be quite useful sometimes.
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9y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16052105 I've been using Stimulus + Turoblinks for my current side project and I love it. Nice and simple way to add a bit of interactivity to existing HTML on
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9y ago
I use http://www.fbpurity.com/ to do filtering on Facebook and it works well enough even if it breaks the layout sometimes.
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10y ago
The idea is to still eat healthy food on both days but one day you just eat less. So one day you might only have dinner and the next day you will have 3 or 4 meals all of which are still made up of healthy foods.
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10y ago
Are there any plans to add video calls or screen sharing as a feature? Having those work cross platform would be a huge advantage over other existing messaging applications.
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12y ago
I use Anki almost every day (for language learning) and from a user interface it is a terrible piece of software. It is inconsistent and not at all intuitive, even simple tasks usually require looking up documentation or tutorials. That bei
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13y ago
I am running 12.04 on a machine with a SSD and 16GB of RAM and it works perfectly. I was not even aware people were having this problem until I read this post.
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13y ago
This graph shows a fairly consistent trend of a player´s rating peaking around the age of 30 and declining after that. http://www.chessmetrics.com/cm/CM2/AgeLists.asp?Params=
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Examine your day so you can learn from it
(icelab.com.au)
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13y ago
So if I'm working on a feature branch I'm assuming that the build and deploy would only happen after I merge into master and push. Is that how continuous deployment is usually set up?
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13y ago
If anyone is interested in generating this type of documentation but for larger projects you might want to check out Groc https://github.com/nevir/groc It handles multiple languages and keeps your document structure in the navigation.
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14y ago
This looks like an interesting idea but I get the feeling there isn't a business behind it yet and they are just seeing if people are interested at this stage. In my opinion this would be great a service if they provided online backups as w
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14y ago
My local Ruby on Rails organisation, in Australia, has a list of mentors available for different topics. I've both given sessions and attended them and they are always educational. https://github.com/rails-oceania/roro/wiki/Available-mento
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14y ago
I have an Octopress site that I generate locally and sync up to S3, this blog outlines how to get it setup. Once you've created the Rake task it's as simple as "rake deploy" and everything is uploaded to S3. http://blog.jacobelder.com/2012
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14y ago
I think the difference is that the kindle isn't a "real book" if real books were printed on perfectly white paper (that wasn't glossy) they would easily show up any marks or finger prints on the pages making it distracting to read in the fu
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14y ago
This seems like a pretty good idea that could make dealing with gems a bit less of a hassle. Any chance of seeing an example report somewhere?
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15y ago
I'm guessing that India was singled out because the Author had 3 previous experiences dealing with companies from that country. I agree with you that the problems he has faced would probably be similar when outsourcing to most companies no
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For me it all depends on the target market for the application as well as what stage I'm at. In the early stages I'll only be supporting the latest version of each of the modern browsers (no IE at all). Once we are ready to start getting th
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15y ago
Mike Monteiro gave a recent talk discussing how he handles client payments and in particular dealing with contracts. It's not only an entertaining talk but has some good information as well. http://vimeo.com/22053820 As for me, In the pas