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   Remotely Concerned – How I Built a Remote Team(remotebase.io)

   1 points by stockkid 9y ago|0 comments
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   by stockkid 9y ago

   I built a chat community for remote work. Currently there are around 200 people. It's kind of like a virtual coworking space for those working remotely, and an open space to ask questions for those interested in remote work. I wrote ab
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   Show HN: Chat with People Working Remotely(remotemesh.com)

   5 points by stockkid 9y ago|1 comments
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   by stockkid 9y ago

   Looks solid. Did you use any existing frameworks for building a chat platform, or did you write it from scratch?
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   by stockkid 9y ago

   I spent a few weekends building RemoteScore - a visual indicator of remote friendliness of remote teams. Many employers advertise remote jobs, but we need to know much more about what's in job descriptions in order to make find feasibl
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   Introducing RemoteScore for Remote Teams(remotebase.io)

   1 points by stockkid 9y ago|1 comments
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   by stockkid 9y ago

   I built and launched a blazingly fast Stack Overflow clone with React, and a graph database called Dgraph. This article shows how I built it and how you can, too.
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   Building a Stack Overflow Clone with Dgraph, and React(open.dgraph.io)

   9 points by stockkid 9y ago|1 comments
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   by stockkid 9y ago

   I have two sites. I submitted RemoteBase 400 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11890991 For the first time, someone paid for something I made from scratch. I wrote about what I learned from this launch: https:
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    Return to Hong Kong(sung.io)

    2 points by stockkid 9y ago|0 comments
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    What I Learned Bootstrapping Startups After College(sung.io)

    2 points by stockkid 9y ago|0 comments
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    A Strange Winter(sung.io)

    2 points by stockkid 9y ago|0 comments
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    by stockkid 9y ago

    I wrote this because I see many products and open source projects die once the passion of their makers inevitably run out.
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    Passion Might Kill Your Product(sungwoncho.io)

    2 points by stockkid 9y ago|1 comments
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    by stockkid 9y ago

    Dgraph.io ( https://dgraph.io ) | Backend Engineer, Golang | Sydney, Australia | ONSITE, REMOTE | Full time You will be responsible for the design, architecture, and implementation of our native and distributed open source graph d
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    Fixed. Thanks for letting me know.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    It is a GET request without any extra data. It is not opt-in.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    Yes. Evernote is good if writing long notes. I actually have a notebook called 'Coding' in my Evernote in which I write programming notes. I think using something like `echo "note" >> .note` or Dnote can be good fo
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I understand your concern. I added it in the initial release as a quick hack to see if others will use the tool. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    You're right. That's pretty close. For a while, I actually did vim ~/dev/.note and navigated to an an appropriate section whenever I wanted to write down something new I learned.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I added it to see if other people will actually use the tool, and if I should invest time improving it. I plan to either remove it in the next patch or sending heartbeat less frequently. In terms of privacy, how do you feel about it?
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    That's true. I guess places like https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned is kinda similar but more general.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I made Dnote because even though I learn many things every day while coding, I forget most of them. The reason is that (1) I don't write them down (2) I don't revisit what I write down. So I made a CLI to keep track of my engineer
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    Show HN: Dnote – Instantly Capture Your Coding Wisdom(dnote.io)

    100 points by stockkid 10y ago|57 comments
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    I made this last month after unsuccessfully trying to get a date on text. Basically Flowmad is a gym for text messaging. It is an Android app that pushes you practice text scenarios every 2 days. Once you come up with a response, you unlock
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    Show HN: Practice Your Text Messaging Skills Daily(flowmad.com)

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

    Would you care to share the source code, if it is hosted publicly? I've been building a programing language as a side project and I'd like to draw some lessons from others.
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    > how likely it is to earn in the mid 100s doing full-time remote work in the embedded software field I maintain a list of remote friendly companies. Here are a list of companies that might be doing embedded stuff. https://rem
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    > The page’s javascript, fonts, and stylesheets do not change between reloads So is this like Rails' Turbolink but built into the browser?
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    by stockkid 10y ago

    > I've decided to quit my job to bootstrap my projects I did something similar last year to unsuccessfully bootstrap a SaaS product. I wrote about what I learned here: https://sungwoncho.io/lessons-from-building-vym&