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   by tlhunter 4y ago

   Now that Walmart has become amazon, what is the best online store for curated products?
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   by tlhunter 4y ago

   The only laptop I've had in the past decade with major Linux compatibility issues was an XPS 13. It had loads of screen artifacting, small squares of the screen that would retain a previous frame. After a dozen kernel updates the probl
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   Show HN: Map Buddy: Discover, subscribe, and create interactive maps(mapbuddy.app)

   2 points by tlhunter 4y ago|0 comments
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   Groupon cuts over 500 staff, plans to focus only on mission-critical activities(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by tlhunter 4y ago|1 comments
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   by tlhunter 4y ago

   Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Remote or office is OK Willing to relocate: No Technologies: "Fullstack": Node.js, Redis+Lua, PostgreSQL, Vue, PWA, Mobile Web Résumé/CV: https://thomashunter.name/resume.pd
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   by tlhunter 4y ago

   > Whenever Sieve spots a new version of a Debian package, it starts a new build. These packages are built in package groups since separate packages often must be upgraded together. Once the whole group has been built, Google runs a virtu
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   by tlhunter 4y ago

   Won't Texas just become a fiery wasteland within a decade?
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   by tlhunter 4y ago

   I love KDE. I've used it as my daily driver for several years now. Despite having so many features it's surprisingly lightweight on the resources. I've used it on everything from beefy Lenovo T- series to little netbooks that
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   by tlhunter 4y ago

   Google Maps has a feature called My Maps that I think you're describing
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    I've been working on a _sort of_ competing product for about a year, Radar Chat. We just announced the API a few days ago: https://docs.radar.chat There's some overlap in features but certainly Radar Chat doesn't
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    Radar Chat is a platform for making custom, interactive maps. These maps can be opened in the Radar Chat mobile app, a web app, and can even be embedded in third party websites via iframe. The HTTP API lets developers create and modify data
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    Show HN: We're making our geolocation mapping API public(docs.radar.chat)

    5 points by tlhunter 4y ago|1 comments
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    I look forward to not finding hard plastic empty Juul pods discarded on the ground.
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    > Love how Google is advocating this for cost savings and sustainability. I wish they followed this philosophy with their phones.
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    I wonder if this spells out the downfall of social media? Or at least non-verified users on social media? As time goes on we'll have larger and larger armies of bots spewing automated political rhetoric everywhere.
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    This is basically the SETNX Redis command, as a service. Redis servers are already quite the cheap commodity. I think the success of this service really all comes down to performance, uptime, and scalability. There's a lot of overhead
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    Even though Atom was much "lighter" than VS Code in terms of UI, VS Code had so much more development resources thrown at it that it was ultimately much speedier than Atom. IIRC, even Brackets was faster. I see people complaining
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    This is super useful. I love the web apps that do one thing well. regex101.com is one of my favorite tools in the category and the fiddle apps are amongst my favorites. With SQLite 3 Fiddle, pressing Ctrl+Enter executes every single query i
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    The Royale theme remains one of my favorite OS interfaces to this day.
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    Redis?
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    Isn't this from 2015 or so?
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    Todoist for personal, shared Todoist with one other person, GitHub Project for technical team stuff.
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    by tlhunter 4y ago

    You should read the article before replying
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    I was once part of a startup named Intrinsic. We had built out a complex product that protected Node.js processes with extreme granularity. Not much information exists about the product after it was acquired but the blog posts are still up:
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    A publisher found my blog posts and reached out to me. Fast forward and I've now published five books. All of this helps me get noticed and interviewed.
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    https://thomashunter.name I'm a prolific blogger, wouldn't be surprised if I have the most posts on here. Mostly Node.js and JavaScript. I host things like side projects, all of my presentations, and my resume on it. W
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    I did a search for "radar chat" and it recommended my product. Below it was a message telling me to type "go radar" to go directly there next time. I typed in "go radar" and it brought me to an unrelated site.
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    Hello YC! Pegasii aims to make it dead simple to add Monitoring and Alerting (MnA) to your projects. Configuration is done by way of YAML files, easily checked into version control and applied much like other "as code" tooling. It
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    Pegasii: Monitoring and Alerting as Code(pegasii.app)

    5 points by tlhunter 5y ago|1 comments
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    They probably named the project years ago. Edit: 2021-09-06, most likely: https://whois.domaintools.com/getconvoy.io