thedaniel

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by thedaniel 14y ago
Well, that's what the post-receive URLs ( https://help.github.com/articles/post-receive-hooks ) are intended for, though you're right that you won't appear in the services list.
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by thedaniel 14y ago
Doesn't this cover shifting the onus onto service providers? "As of today, all new services must accept an unmodified payload over HTTP. Any service that does not will be rejected."
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by thedaniel 14y ago
Or, Rails was well-marketed, had lots of 3rd party plugin components, and actually had database migrations (oh the pain of databases and models in early Django)
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by thedaniel 14y ago
As I assume you're referring to the 3rd Reich, let me add that you don't even have to go back to the 30s for this - the DDR had a surveillance state courtesy of the Stasi until the wall came down.
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by thedaniel 14y ago
The JS interpreter shares your preference of writing all var declarations at the top - in fact, at interpretation time they will be "hoisted" to the top of the scope. In other words: foo() var bar = 1; is actually run as var ba
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Show HN: Los Angeles Startup Club(lastartupclub.com)
15 points by thedaniel 14y ago|6 comments
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by thedaniel 15y ago
This is a follow-up to http://www.spire.io/posts/web-capabilities.html - My only regret is not calling the server that holds the capabilities the "mothership", in hopes that this can be someday called the Mothership Pattern.
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Using Capabilities for access control with Spire.io and other cap-based systems(spire.io)
12 points by thedaniel 15y ago|1 comments
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by thedaniel 15y ago
Colloquy can be pretty bad, but I've been satisfied using either Adium's IRC support (though I wish I could easily block the server message / nickserv spam) or LimeChat, which was the simplest/fastest standalone OSX IRC client at the time I
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by thedaniel 15y ago
My favorite thing about this library is the on: {200: callback, 204: someOtherCallback} interface for handling various responses.
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Shred - a simple/fun/easy HTTP client for node.js(github.com)
31 points by thedaniel 15y ago|5 comments
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by thedaniel 15y ago
10 points to Griffindor for the Knylefile.
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Beta release of spire.io's push messaging API, backed by Node.js and Redis(spire.io)
6 points by thedaniel 15y ago|0 comments
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by thedaniel 15y ago
thanks for the feedback, points duly noted.
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by thedaniel 15y ago
Thank you for the feedback!
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by thedaniel 15y ago
That's not to say I didn't sweat any of the details! But I think news.yc gets that 1.0 == MVP
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by thedaniel 15y ago
I haven't added a web interface yet - though if enough people like the concept enough to use the app and many of them want a web interface, I would happily add it to the roadmap.
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by thedaniel 15y ago
and yes, it creates plain text files.
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by thedaniel 15y ago
The main difference is that interface, and that it acts on a folder of simple text files rather than its own database format. I personally choose to use it because I prefer my notes to be text files so I can easily edit them with Notational
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by thedaniel 15y ago
Offline support is definitely feature #1 in the roadmap right now. I just wanted to get a 1.0 out the door to see if the app met a need before I spent a lot of time on the details, plus iOS 5's uncertain treatment of app temporary directori
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by thedaniel 15y ago
I wrote this because I had the exact same need. When you connect it to Dropbox, you can choose any of the folders there, and if there are already .txt files in that folder, they will be listed.
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Show HN: My minimalist Dropbox+iPhone note-taking app(speednotes.helloanteater.com)
29 points by thedaniel 15y ago|15 comments
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by thedaniel 15y ago
I would gem install twss http://rubygems.org/gems/twss
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by thedaniel 19y ago
Groove Salad: http://somafm.com/ Cliqhop (also somaFM) if the problems are complex.