thebouv

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by thebouv 11y ago
I have good memories of SF being the hub of OSS back in the day. I was particularly fond of how projects could actively post types of people they were looking for (artists, doc writers, etc) instead of just relying on being stumbled upon a
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Google giving a creationist answer to a question about dinosaurs?(thenextweb.com)
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by thebouv 11y ago
I talk right back to them. I'm not looking for a new job, but I do have former employees and friends and if I think they're qualified, I try to get the recruiter and my colleague together.
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by thebouv 11y ago
2 ways: 1) This thread is about a kinda-competitor to GitLab, so maybe he was just here reading it. 2) There are monitoring services like: https://zapier.com/zapbook/zaps/675/post-message-slack-when-...
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by thebouv 11y ago
Pretty cool. Just sent this to my daughter to look at as well. She liked code.org's visual building, till it got in her way. This looks like you can dive into actual code if you want to. I think she'll like that.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I don't know man, I wouldn't knock it that hard. This is like a Loot Crate (www.lootcrate.com) for your baby. No sillier than that idea, and you could buy yourself that nerdy stuff too. I think the idea is great and something we
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by thebouv 11y ago
So, it lets you prototype apps. That is awesome. Too bad all those engineers are going to be farmers by 2020 though. Because when your prototype gets popular, I doubt Bubble.is can handle all the things that actually make your app run at s
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by thebouv 11y ago
So this is your site? That you submitted? Maybe should have been a Show HN?
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by thebouv 11y ago
I know. Now I want to know more about this story after that last paragraph. Up to that point I was excited for them.
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by thebouv 11y ago
Not as active as some of the others, I stick with the stereotypical geek side of my life and play Warhammer 40k, and Dungeons and Dragons (well, Pathfinder for those in the know). But between work and family time, I rarely do those. When e
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by thebouv 11y ago
While I certainly don't see myself rushing off to work on a farm, I do feel a bit lately like I'm looking for something "more". The day-to-day drudgery of sitting in cubicle is slowly turning me sour. I've made the
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Everything Microsoft announced at Ignite 2015(venturebeat.com)
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by thebouv 11y ago
That's a fine line to walk unfortunately. I suggest iterating your CV/LinkedIn/Portfolio. Keep it up to date and tweak your skills just like you would with SEO.
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by thebouv 11y ago
First thing I thought as well. Especially since you hear so little about Eclipse these days.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I choose my wireframe strategy depending on my audience. Sometimes I'm only wireframing an idea for a designer, so I spend more time pointing out the primary, secondary and tertiary pieces that belong on the page -- instead of implyin
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MySQL Bug Can Strip SSL(threatpost.com)
1 points by thebouv 11y ago|0 comments
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by thebouv 11y ago
This has wrecked my day. And my nerves.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I must admit I now need to go figure out what a "notebook" is in this context. I don't really get what Zeppelin -is-. But I'm curious.
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by thebouv 11y ago
Nailed it. I expect to see that headline soon.
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by thebouv 11y ago
No, that doesn't sound crazy at all. I don't sit around with the myopic viewpoint that everyone in the world shares my same ideas, ideals and values. What I meant by my original post was that I try to put myself into their though
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by thebouv 11y ago
Geez, I remember having my Geek Code in forum sigs, ircbots spitting them out on whois, etc.
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by thebouv 11y ago
What I wonder about when I read things like this: How did they get to this point? What goes on in the mind of the person sitting in the "idea room" when they first thought of this? Are they just the product of an already oppressiv
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by thebouv 11y ago
Shit HN says candidate: "Storing ALL your logs is like being an living being that refuses to poo. It is not healthy." That's gold.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I can see why VB is used in large codebases for legacy apps. What I don't understand is continuing to work on the language and releasing v14 with improvements. That's just encouraging legacy code to stay the way it is, albeit wi
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by thebouv 11y ago
I had to check to see if this was a new account and you were just trolling. Not convinced you're still now. ;) Admittedly I started with ASP (classic) back in the day with VBScript. But that's precisely the reason I won't ev
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by thebouv 11y ago
Still seems like you're trying to get them to find YOU, instead of you finding them. Find those people you're talking about. Tweet them, email them, look at their sites and job postings. Apply. They're not looking for you,
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by thebouv 11y ago
Funny, I played with it extensively after your post, went through the examples, clicked the hell out of them. All still fine. I blame sun spots.
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by thebouv 11y ago
Nice idea and love the look, but not going to share with my designers lest they think we can start putting wheel-styled menus in everything we do just cause it's pretty. This would be cool in certain UIs, but not always the best UX dec
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by thebouv 11y ago
Really? In my Chrome they're super smooth. Version 42.0.2311.90 (64-bit), Mac OSX. I was just about to compliment on that actually.
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by thebouv 11y ago
That I could get behind. Often I have to use Sublime's regex find/replace to build my own data munging things that a plugin like this could solve.

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