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811.
by sktrdie 14y ago
This would make more sense if it was entirely client-side code towards an official JSONP endpoint, such as the official hacker news API.
812.
by sktrdie 14y ago
Personally I just do what I'm passionate about, and that's it. I don't categorize my passions and expect my passions to be more than 5 or 10. Simply find what you love doing. Things in life change and 10 years from now you'll have different
813.
by sktrdie 14y ago
God, do we really need a whole website for this? All it does is redirect to another site.
814.
by sktrdie 14y ago
Subjective. All the things you marked as not interesting were actually quite interesting to me. Sure, maybe the content has changed a bit from being completely startup centric, to more generic lifestyle subjects. But the quality is still qu
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CouchDB is Amazing(blog.pseudocodice.com)
1 points by sktrdie 14y ago|0 comments
816.
by sktrdie 14y ago
Is it just me or is everything he says very abstract? Sure he's good at his craft, but all the things about everything being subjective, and design having many meanings, and that anything can be artistic... it just seems like he has very
817.
by sktrdie 14y ago
I like the low-resolution one better. It's subjective. Use a browser extension if there's UI things you don't like.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Sorry but I don't see how this would work for me. Sitting there for an entire 50 minute watching someone code? I would leave immediately. There's more to a talk than simply showing people how something works. Talks are about sending a clear
819.
by sktrdie 14y ago
It's a pretty expensive conference. Look at the tickets price. So yeah, they must have deep pockets. Nonetheless... great video!
820.
by sktrdie 14y ago
Gotta love the XML books :)
821.
by sktrdie 14y ago
I'm too scared to take part.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
The site doesn't seem to load.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
This is a truly powerful thing, especially for mobile web-apps where you need to constantly synch with a central server. Also, native mobile apps using WebKit don't need to embed CouchDB in their app anymore - they simply use PouchDB to syn
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by sktrdie 14y ago
This is not why you write tests. You write tests to be sure nothing breaks when you make changes. And you should do this with any language, typed or not.
825.
by sktrdie 14y ago
Simply record the HTTP requests happening when you access that page. You probably have to pass the Cookie along through the header for the credentials to work. But it's just HTTP, so it's basically already an API.
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by sktrdie 14y ago
His argument was about the fact that you're stuck using their APIs on their servers . This doesn't really apply to all APIs. With other services you're stuck with their APIs, but at least you can host it on your own server, if the cloud be
827.
by sktrdie 14y ago
I guess I could keep track of the user's IP address? How does HN do this?
828.
by sktrdie 14y ago
I've actually never seen this. Looks very nice. The idea of mine was also to keep the same API (the HTML and the links schema) of HN, to enable re-use of already built crawlers and add-ons. Also, this seems to depend on Ruby other than Redi
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by sktrdie 14y ago
They fall over time. The algorithm simply needs the date the item was created at and the amount of points. The difference is that instead of doing the calculation from the "time since submission" (which changes over time and, as you say, wo
830.
by sktrdie 14y ago
I wrote this because I thought it would be cool to let people host their own HN sites with very little overhead. CouchApps make it so easy to deploy your own site, simply push the code to a CouchDB. Also I learned quite a lot from building
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Hacker News clone for CouchDB(hckr.it)
67 points by sktrdie 14y ago|17 comments
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Yes!
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by sktrdie 14y ago
This is huge if they can pull it off. I wonder how accurately they can make it happen. Even if they're simply able to position layers exactly the same as in PS, it's already something I would use as being extremely useful. This could virtua
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by sktrdie 14y ago
Actually, there's already filesystem I/O in HTML5. I'm not sure what you mean by "privileged Chromium mode". You could very well just use the regular mode that exists in your browser to create a full-blown application. Of course there's alw
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by sktrdie 14y ago
I think Topcube does this as well: https://github.com/creationix/topcube Topcube, however, is missing the Mac version. Another interesting idea would be to ditch Node all-together and use HTML5/CSS3 literally for everything your desktop a
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Interface is All That Matters - Choose the Easiest Development Stack(blog.pseudocodice.com)
2 points by sktrdie 14y ago|0 comments
837.
by sktrdie 15y ago
These designs look great, however I thought there was an actual CSS/HTML attached with it. Unfortunately it seems like it's only a simple PSD file.
838.
by sktrdie 15y ago
you soo in looooove with smalltalk
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by sktrdie 15y ago
i'm just tired of these front page stories about advising people to learn new languages because of stupid reasons such as "It’s much closer to English that, for instance, Ruby"
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by sktrdie 15y ago
SHUT THE FUCK UP I DONT WANNA LEARN THIS SHIT

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