switz

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   Dear (fake) BrewDog China(brewdog.com)

   2 points by switz 13y ago|0 comments
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   by switz 13y ago

   I actually came across this last night and completed the entire stream-adventure. It was significantly more fun than I ever would have imagined. I wanted to write my solutions in coffeescript so I forked it[0] and enabled coffeescript suppo
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   by switz 13y ago

   Can we get a few more details? You seem to have created a throwaway account just for this post.
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   by switz 13y ago

   HN is not open source. It may have been at one time, but that ship has long sailed. We have no idea what code may have been changed, and how things are weighted differently. Presumably, there's a reason Paul no longer wants it to be op
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   by switz 13y ago

   It's not really the same thing. Since Derby is natively rendering server side, it's blazingly fast. You get the best of both worlds, render the initial page load on the server, and then all subsequent loads are on the client (with the data
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   by switz 13y ago

   I currently work on one of the most trafficked production Derby applications[0] and I must say that this is a very welcome change. Derby's creators have time and time again proven that they care about the nodejs ecosystem. By funding ShareJ
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   by switz 13y ago

   http://cashortrade.org
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   Every Nodejitsu app is down(status.jit.su)

   34 points by switz 14y ago|45 comments
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   by switz 14y ago

   So we're entering a phase of micropayments on material objects now? In-app payments, but for your car. I'm not sure how I feel about it, to be honest.
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    by switz 14y ago

    I'd definitely consider implementing it into https://tweezer.io – send me an email!
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    by switz 14y ago

    I could have used this about two months ago. Instead I built a simple npm module –  https://github.com/switz/melt This is far better, though.
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    by switz 14y ago

    I believe your code is incorrect: for(var i=0; i < links.length; j++){ // j++ => i++
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    by switz 14y ago

    I'd love to see it – shoot me an email.
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    by switz 14y ago

    We are. If you ever want to share some old tour stories, please send me an email - I'd love to hear them. Bands like the Dead and Phish are so consistent with the hacker ethos. I wonder how most people miss it.
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    by switz 14y ago

    From one head to another, nice job.
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    by switz 14y ago

    I recently hacked together a product that aligns with buffer's philosophy, but is inherently different. I have about 70 users, but zero paid users and not much activity. I've been ignoring it from a development standpoint in favor of other
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    by switz 14y ago

    Is there some reason that it outputs to names.txt? I'd rather it output to stdout, and let me decide whether to save it or not.
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    by switz 14y ago

    Yeah, I apologize. Ghostery[0] appears to be breaking the page. [0] http://ghostery.com
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    Generate a random uuid in 21 lines of javascript(gist.github.com)

    2 points by switz 14y ago|0 comments
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    by switz 14y ago

    Chrome does: http://i.imgur.com/KLmkYjH.png
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    by switz 14y ago

    This is my favorite recent example of someone not being recognized http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5228841
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    by switz 14y ago

    I run ghostery, but have analytics allowed. I'm not sure what's causing this, but I'll look into it. Thanks for the heads up.
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    by switz 14y ago

    If either of you know of a fix, I'd be happy to implement it.
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    by switz 14y ago

    When companies auto-post the same message to twitter and facebook, I don't find it very genuine. This allows you to type out a post once, tab into the next network (your cursor stays in the same place!) and modify as necessary. You can move
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    Show HN: Fine precision sharing for multiple Twitter and Facebook accounts(tweezer.io)

    19 points by switz 14y ago|11 comments
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    by switz 14y ago

    They hash it once and save it to the database. When logging in, they generate three hashes (if I remember correctly) and compare it to the hash in the database. If any match, it logs you in. Edit: Here's a post on the matter http://www.zdn
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    by switz 14y ago

    Don't start assuming without evidence. I don't support the changing of titles, but I'm not going to blame the mods for something they didn't do.
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    by switz 14y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Syracuse, NYC, or remote I love working with coffeescript and node. I'm quite experienced with Backbone.js, DerbyJS, express, and a plethora of other frameworks. http://github.com/switz hi@saewitz.com
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    by switz 14y ago

    It's worth pointing out that DerbyJS already renders on the server and the client without any configuration. I implore you all to give it a shot. For an example, visit http://phishvids.com – try clicking around and then refreshing or even
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    A better router with the new Express(shtylman.com)

    1 points by switz 14y ago|0 comments