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Deploytracking: Keep track of all deployments to all environments(teabass.com)
1 points by shadchnev 16y ago|0 comments
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Forward Internet Group in London, UK: http://www.forward.co.uk We're a young entrepreneurial company that bootstrapped its way from its founder bedroom to a 150-strong company with very healthy profits in 6 years without any external capi
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Installed for one of our production servers for InvisibleHand ( http://www.getinvisiblehand.com ). - the default 40 minutes dot dying interval is way too high. I changed it to 5 seconds, otherwise the browser was unable to redraw all the do
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Forward Internet Group in London, UK: http://www.forward.co.uk We're a young entrepreneurial company that bootstrapped its way from its founder bedroom to a 150-strong company with very healthy profits in 6 years without any external capi
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Structure and interpretation of computer programs. We have a kind of a book club at work: we're reading the same book, do the exercises and meet once a week to discuss the progress and share ideas.
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Forward Internet Group in London, UK: http://www.forward.co.uk We're a young entrepreneurial company that bootstrapped its way from its founder bedroom to a 150-strong company with very healthy profits in 6 years without any external capi
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by shadchnev 16y ago
I didn't create the mockup complicated enough to use the layers but for a real pixel-perfect design they are a must, in particular the ability to show/hide them individually. However, they would probably overcomplicate this product, I'd kee
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by shadchnev 16y ago
I stumbled upon this when I about to draw a wireframe for a new project on paper, so I decided to give it a try. Here's my comments, as I'm creating the mockup: - it's usable. Probably easier than Photohshop to throw together something quic
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Forward Internet Group in London, UK: http://www.forward.co.uk We're a young entrepreneurial company that bootstrapped its way from its founder bedroom to a 150-strong company with very healthy profits in 6 years without any external capi
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Forward Internet group, London, UK (www.forward.co.uk) We work on a number of exciting internet brands: Omio.com, GetInvisibleHand.com, uSwitch.co.uk, JustCages.co.uk, Gloport.com and our digital agency Forward3d.co.uk. We're a fantastic co
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Russia as of today isn't good or bad. For some people, what's happening is inappropriate, others accept it. For everyone here, I guess, Russia seems a nightmare but there are quite a few Russians, many of them, actually, who genuinely suppo
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by shadchnev 16y ago
I'm really happy this happened. Hashrocket are a bunch of great people running a great company and they went through a lot in the past few weeks. Unfortunately, though all charges are dropped, some damage to the reputation is inevitable.
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by shadchnev 16y ago
Never forget that success if always a collective effort, so invest your time and energy in relationships with others.
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by shadchnev 16y ago
This is a classic 'follow your dream' that attracts classic 'man, face the reality' comments. However, there is no need to oppose one and the other. I work for a company that was founded 6 years ago and grew to 130 people and 55 million pou
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by shadchnev 16y ago
That's http://www.getinvisiblehand.com :)
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by shadchnev 16y ago
I'll be there!
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by shadchnev 17y ago
Imperial College. In addition to a very strong Computing department (see other reviews, league tables or just believe me, I've got MSc Advanced Computing from there), it's situated in London, where many exciting IT companies are based. I wo
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Javascript testing in Ruby with Selenium(keep12on.com)
1 points by shadchnev 17y ago|0 comments
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by shadchnev 17y ago
Yes, you're right, there is no way of knowing that we suggest the best bargain and not the most profitable affiliate link. However, we promise we are not doing this because we believe that the way to success is by providing the best service
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by shadchnev 17y ago
We do use affiliate IDs but we don't ever redirect without user's explicit permission (user has to click a button). Is it really evil? why?
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by shadchnev 17y ago
thanks!
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Ask HN: please review a new product InvisibleHand
10 points by shadchnev 17y ago|11 comments
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by shadchnev 18y ago
You're absolutely right. I set up a mail client to download mails weeks ago and it was downloading them 1 at a time (seems like a server limitation), so it wasn't a problem until today, when it downloaded first unread messages ever. I didn'
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by shadchnev 18y ago
I hate it but I still try to force myself to do it. It really, really helps to find bugs if refactoring or a new feature breaks something, so it's a necessary evil. I call it evil because unit-tests themselves have to be written and debugge
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by shadchnev 18y ago
Congratulations!
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How to distinguish good and bad programmers before they even start learning CS(cs.mdx.ac.uk)
3 points by shadchnev 19y ago|4 comments