swlkr

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   by swlkr 8y ago

   Yeah I think this is the key, privacy online is very abstract. But the sentiment of a large, evil corporation out to get you is somehow less abstract.
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   by swlkr 8y ago

   I'm starting to think it might be cheaper to lay down more rail lines or something like Japan. I don't mind driving the last few miles or biking.
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   by swlkr 8y ago

   This is cool, twitch and youtube are both great platforms to stream. It’s funny there was a new platform linked here on HN I think a few years ago, and it did pretty well, I streamed on it for a while, but it never got the traction they wan
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   by swlkr 8y ago

   I've known about hyperfiddle for a while, but I never really "got" it. I finally get it, this is https://glitch.com but with a hosted database and can be used for real web apps in production, thanks to datomic&#x2
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   by swlkr 8y ago

   How about "Instantly build and publish your projects online" ?
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   by swlkr 8y ago

   The article didn’t really help me out very much. It’s fraud from a Goldman Sachs Malaysian government fund? I still don’t know exactly what he did and how he got away with it for so long
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   by swlkr 8y ago

   For anyone who was as confused as I was, this page has all the answers https://docs.lucee.org/guides/getting-started/getting-to-kno...
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   by swlkr 8y ago

   This has a great explanation of the clojure REPL. I think a lot of people hear about the REPL and think, oh my language has a REPL too, no big deal. Maybe the clojure REPL should be renamed to something else to differentiate it from other l
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   by swlkr 8y ago

   This is exactly why like programming with clojure, the REPL and the editor are the same thing, so you can send + execute code in the REPL from the editor. In practice, I'm never typing anything directly into the REPL, which is in contr
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I learned this the hard way, and a whole host of other lessons trying to ship side projects as fast as possible alongside a full time job.
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I'm surprised it's that little considering how well the company has performed since he's been CEO.
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    "The sales were part of pre-determined trading plans."
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I landed a remote job, and I've been traveling ever since
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I also do this with websites I make. It is a little inconvenient, but it's worth it, assuming the person logging in as a secure way to access their email (2 factor auth).
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I had this same experience. SPAs, especially for small teams and solo developers, hurt more than they help.
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I always suggest this https://www.infoq.com/presentations/Simple-Made-Easy
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    Rails has this: https://github.com/activeadmin/activeadmin
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    Here’s a really early one based on persisting datascript https://github.com/replikativ/datahike
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    Oh this is just what I was looking for! It would be cool to have a "GitHub" like interface that shows you repos from gitea, gogs, basically anywhere there's a hosted repo on the internet, not just from a centralized git hosti
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    Vermont will cover $10K of expenses for people who move there and work remotely(work.qz.com)

    275 points by swlkr 8y ago|191 comments
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    This is the first I've heard of porkbun, it looks interesting
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    This is great to hear, I've been using namecheap for years, now I can save a few bucks on every domain!
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I also got rid of analytics on my websites as well. I figure if I make something people like, someone will tell me thanks or maybe something wrong with it that they want improved
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I wouldn't mind seeing them try to make a pair of high end AR sunglasses, if only to compete with luxottica
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I was wondering if there was a way to see (or just ask for) the most used features of existing SaaS apps with $100k - $1m MRR and make a whole product that is just that feature with no frills.
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    The 4runner is great because the front cupholders are separated vertically and horizontally, you can't mistake the passenger side from the driver's side.
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    by swlkr 9y ago

    This sounds like huge tech companies as well
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    by swlkr 9y ago

    He was from the future in the presentation, so he knew that after this oracle debacle, everyone since 2018 onwards called it "yavascript"
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    by swlkr 9y ago

    I agree with this. Everyone using the internet today can learn SQL and store all of their personal data in their own SQLite database, with blobs pointing to folders in their hard drives. Which sounds impossible, because it is. The middle gr
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    by swlkr 9y ago

    It would be worth it for convenient financing options/on click, even if the price isn’t lower