stockkid

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   by stockkid 10y ago

   I made something similar last year. https://sungwoncho.io/making-airstrip-io . It's open source so you can have a look at the code. Best of luck.
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   How Two Digital Nomads Are Bootstrapping a Remote Software Company in Asia(remotebase.io)

   2 points by stockkid 10y ago|0 comments
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   by stockkid 10y ago

   This actually motivates me a lot. Thanks for making this. UI nitpick: when I navigate to the project's page, the if the project name is long, it goes out of screen on Nexus 5X + Chrome.
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   by stockkid 10y ago

   I had fun with this. I found it kind of hard to mix without auto sync. Sorting by key/BPM will be a good feature.
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   by stockkid 10y ago

   I remember reading this when I was first learning web development. Highly recommend this book for anyone learning Ruby on Rails.
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   by stockkid 10y ago

   I opened the data of 430+ remote companies in remotebase.io to public.
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   Show HN: RemoteBase Public API for Remote Companies(stories.remotebase.io)

   10 points by stockkid 10y ago|2 comments
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   by stockkid 10y ago

   feedback: 'b' section: http://vimgifs.com/07-18-2016/b/ has instructions about some other keys. Similarly http://vimgifs.com/07-19-2016/g/ has instructions about 'b'.
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   by stockkid 10y ago

   Thanks for raising awareness of the possible danger of Chrome extension as a malware. I recently built my first Chrome extension and was amazed by what harm an extension could do if the maker had bad intension. The danger is that many peopl
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    feedback: the console in the home page doesn't seem to do anything. (Chrome Android)
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I was excited for UFC 200 the other day. It happened to be that I was playing with golang, so I did the only sensible thing left for me to do: write an API client for UFC in golang.
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    Show HN: UFC API client for golang(github.com)

    1 points by stockkid 10y ago|1 comments
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    Thanks for sharing. Immediately thought of NomadList when I saw this post. > keeping it while lots of competitors (including funded ones) keep coming in again and again and try to copy everything you did but do it better My current proje
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    > Large, popular Korean sites look a lot like Yahoo during its heyday. I agree. Also a large number of the websites including government ones requires that you install Active X and have Windows machine with IE.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    Thanks for the tips. I think (1) is a good reason to switch but I am not familiar with the topic of (2) yet. I will do some more research & talk to people.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I don't think my app died with 200 users purely owing to the technologies I used. Those may have not been the best tools for the job, but with some precautions, I could have made them work fine. If I see performance issues with Mongo,
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I recently built an app called RemoteBase using MeteorJS, a full stack JavaScript framework. I had some scalability issues, and rewrote the app. Here is why and how I rewrote the app with Express + React + Redux without MeteorJS. Hope this
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    Show HN: How I Stopped Using MeteorJS for My App(stories.remotebase.io)

    4 points by stockkid 10y ago|9 comments
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    This is so good. Why did u get djen.co instead of djent.co?
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    It's refreshing to see how a simple switch in thinking can dramatically simplify the code and bring positive side benefits. You mentioned that a benefit of using grpc includes `net/context` which allows clients to send rpc request
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    Thanks. Noted. Strange that it does that.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    Just added it.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I will work on text filter for technologies. Right now there are not many options.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    Sorry. I'm fixing it. I wasn't expecting heavy traffic.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I used Meteor and Mantra. Mantra is an application architecture I am a contributor of ( https://github.com/kadirahq/mantra ).
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I'm using MongoDB. At first, I used google spreadsheet as a database using JSON API. But the spreadsheet was public and it was vandalized so much. So I just exported the sheet as JSON array and put it in Mongo.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I think it's hard to know what the site is about. There is <h1> and some explanation below, but as a user I don't want to read into it. I want to see pictures and diagrams.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    While I was hunting for a remote developer job last December, it was hard to find the company that really suited me. Due to the isolating nature of remote working, it's important to know how the remote team communicates (Slack, email,
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    Show HN: I made a database of remote companies(remotebase.io)

    747 points by stockkid 10y ago|114 comments
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    Yes. I realize that what I wrote there is not always the case. You are right about the two conflicting advices for startups. In a perfect world, people will want to use products I am passionate about building. But since that is rare, I thin