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Apps Script lets you build powerful HTTP APIs(lucaa.org)
3 points by sktrdie 14y ago|1 comments
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Interesting what the http://isitchristmas.com/ site is doing. It's using websockets. Anyone can figure it out?
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by sktrdie 14y ago
The important bit is that HTML5 is a set of standard abstractions around complicated things, such as networking and data-storage, that should almost never be re-built from scratch by the developer. It is extremely important that we build
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by sktrdie 14y ago
The fact that Lua isn't very much used will get you less users. I feel like something like JavaScript would've been more appropriate for this kind of thing. Maybe you should allow different languages? Lua is quite similar to JS, so you can
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by sktrdie 14y ago
With the Java API you can write code that is standard (JDO/JPA for database stuff), that works across any Java environment. So it doesn't lock you in if you write your code in a smart way.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Do you guys think this movement can be applied to a team of people that are not developers? My team is mostly managers, scientists and marketing experts. They outsource most of the technicalities such as coding. So I wonder how you can get
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by sktrdie 14y ago
This is all very inspiring and nice, but I hate it that all of his examples deal with variables that contain numbers. With numbers it's easy. You can use sliders to increase and decrease their value. You can see a little preview of the valu
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by sktrdie 14y ago
I don't get this. How do you handle POST/PUT/DELETE requests with files? It doesn't say much about it in the README.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
I totally agree that CoffeeScript brings a lot to the table compared to old feature-less JavaScript. But the author is talking about readability of the language, and not about the features that it has. The problem that he points out about "
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Forget About The Backend Stack(lucaa.org)
2 points by sktrdie 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Cibarsi.com - A startup in an unfriendly (Italian) environment(pseudocodice.com)
2 points by sktrdie 14y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 14y ago
It's kind of hard to understand what the site does exactly. Do you have an 'about' page?
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by sktrdie 14y ago
These are the kind of ideas every software developer should practice with. Forget the technicalities: the programming languages, the databases, the frameworks. A good piece of software is not judged by its code, but by its interface. Every
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by sktrdie 14y ago
If you keep it ads free I'll use it. Please remove the left sidebar
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by sktrdie 14y ago
The biggest issue with this is, how do you keep it clean? I wouldn't want to sleep somewhere that wasn't kept clean. Sure you sleep on train seats that are publicly shared with hundreds of different people daily. But here we're talking abou
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by sktrdie 14y ago
But is there a "Hacker News Manifesto"? No there isn't. HN is what it is because of the community. Sure, there should be moderators to control the profanity level. But overall, if content is interesting and it's up-voted, it means it's mean
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by sktrdie 14y ago
I find it weird that the rover wouldn't have enough storage to hold both the logics of the landing and the surface mission. I mean, SSDs nowadays can hold hundreds of gigs and are very small. Does anybody have more details on that? A comple
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Why? What's your argument?
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by sktrdie 14y ago
The current HTML/CSS of HN acts as an API for third-party services and apps that depend on HN's data. If you change this API, you break all these services. So in my opinion, it's not worth the change.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
I would personally rather see something like a space habitat before colonizing Mars. If we can artificially replicate Earth's environment in space, then we're set, we could drift through space when our solar system becomes too hot and ensur
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Consider the frailty of our planet. The speck of dust that it is compared to the depths of the universe. If we don't start colonizing other planets, and gain the experience on how to do so, we'll essentially become extinct quite rapidly.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Seems pretty readable to me. Plus, color contrast is more in the area of making things look good, which is not what the UI does.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Yes, some examples for each of the points would be extremely helpful. Interesting points nonetheless.
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Comparing The Best Agile Tools(pseudocodice.com)
1 points by sktrdie 14y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 14y ago
What's your judgement of something 'working'? Maybe many companies are failing because their hiring is limited to a specific academic category. Whilst startups with much less budget surpass them, because they're not limited to anything. You
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by sktrdie 14y ago
I couldn't agree more, however, if humans are too expensive, I still don't mind the robots getting there first. The moon landing was an outcome of the cold war. I find it hard happening again. Sending humans all the way to Saturn - it is
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by sktrdie 14y ago
You only hire people with degrees? I couldn't afford a degree, that's why I never got one, but have tons of experience. You still wouldn't consider hiring someone like me? Why? This just seems like you're limiting yourself from hiring peopl
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by sktrdie 14y ago
This is nice and surely the project was worth $700. However, 700 is my monthly rent. I'd rather it stay on my hard drive and allow it to become something bigger in the future instead of selling the idea to someone else willing to go the nex
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by sktrdie 14y ago
I don't think the increasing separation from each other has anything to do with the technology itself, but with the way the technology is being used. So you might feel more comfortable reading a book, which is a simple form of technology, r
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Ask HN: What about rechargeable pricing plans?
1 points by sktrdie 14y ago|1 comments

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