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by tony_landis 13y ago
I am curious if you could expound on #3. I am starting a migration myself.
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by tony_landis 14y ago
It got me within 4 years
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Show HN: Postbound - collaborative giftbook creation(kickstarter.com)
3 points by tony_landis 14y ago|0 comments
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PR Gig for Startup Launch
1 points by tony_landis 14y ago|0 comments
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by tony_landis 14y ago
Hi Michael, your site looks pretty slick. Reminds me of airbnb a bit. The way I understand your marketing pitch, you hate expedia and are going to undercut their prices. I compared one of the top hotels you list in la fortuna with expedia's
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by tony_landis 15y ago
Very nice. Have you checked out The Hit List? One of the main reasons I chose it was it keyboard friendly controls. One suggestion - in edit mode, the a and d keys are much more intuitive for indenting a line. Also, shift + j/k is more intu
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Migration from S3 to Rackspace Cloud Files (python script)(tonylandis.com)
1 points by tony_landis 15y ago|0 comments
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Big data: Drowning in numbers(economist.com)
8 points by tony_landis 15y ago|0 comments
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Save countless cmd-tab + cmd+r maneuvers between your browser and editor(github.com)
1 points by tony_landis 15y ago|0 comments
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by tony_landis 15y ago
No vim mode support?
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by tony_landis 15y ago
Would love an invite: tony.landis at gmail
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by tony_landis 15y ago
Thanks! Looks like results may vary based on the problem set, I will have to check out both languages
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by tony_landis 15y ago
Thanks I will check those out.
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by tony_landis 15y ago
monitor and laptop both elevated, with magic mouse and keyboard below
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by tony_landis 15y ago
I think they will still have a solid userbase, but will be far less hyped.
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Ask HN: Which would a Pythonist find most intuitive to learn, Haskell or Erlang?
12 points by tony_landis 15y ago|4 comments
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by tony_landis 15y ago
Anyone here have plans to attend? I am considering...
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by tony_landis 15y ago
Sean, that sounds great, I just shot you an email. Looking forward to your response.
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Ask HN: What experts or tools can you recommend for usability testing?
2 points by tony_landis 15y ago|2 comments
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by tony_landis 16y ago
Great idea!
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by tony_landis 16y ago
A nice concept, and the collaboration aspect is great. But this won't get me away from the task management desktop apps I am used to. The plugin has no concept of projects as far as I can tell, which could be by simply tagging in gmail. As
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by tony_landis 16y ago
For fun and profit, to disrupt the industry I am in, and to improve my skills. So pretty much all the reasons in your poll.
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by tony_landis 16y ago
I hope it can be worked in, thanks for the reply
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by tony_landis 16y ago
Seems like a useful idea. I have no iPhone though.
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by tony_landis 16y ago
Couchdb is awesome, and you are not alone. Really, my only complaint is the inability to query and update in one command for quick document updates. SQL has the leg up here. > UPDATE blah WHERE blah = blah; Please, if someone from couch
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by tony_landis 16y ago
SuperBowl? http://github.com/tony-landis/PonyExpress It needs a few more hours of for docs and testing before it is ready.
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by tony_landis 16y ago
The result of this PR move does not decrease my opinion of Microsoft as a company, or Bing as a product. I held them both in fairly low regard already. The result of all this is that I now perceive Bing to be considered more of a contender
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by tony_landis 16y ago
None of the above, rolled my own.
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by tony_landis 16y ago
The author is singling out out one company and saying they should be doing things differently than the rest of the web, because of what 3rd parties can do as a result. Why not go after the advertisers if they are the real miscreants? FUD! T