tonyhb

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by tonyhb 12y ago
Hey Eric! Thanks for the heads up, will send you an email now. Hah... that library was awesome to work on. Ended up reimplementing the signature algorithm before getting a library that lets us use golang's built in ecdsa libs. Not clev
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I've worked with Bitpay while making https://www.incoin.io/ and their developer docs are average to good. It wasn't horrible, the documentation was good enough and Bitpay offered to help (and were super helpful wh
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Yes - it's called jQuery Audit, and it's super helpful when figuring out whether evens are bound, if there are memory leaks etc. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jquery-audit/dhhnp...
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by tonyhb 12y ago
But uh, with the python, ruby, golang, lua (or whatever else has been chosen) integration do you really need vimscript any more?
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by tonyhb 12y ago
In other statically typed languages you don't break type safety to implement abstractions. In go, where interfaces are implemented by default and `interface{}` covers everything, you also don't need to. It's just a little bit
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by tonyhb 12y ago
There's a way to make channels easy to use and abstract. Just make a typecast function. Details in a comment on the original post. The idea is that you create a library which communicates using channel interface. Great. Now you need to
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Huh, interesting. That's pretty cool to know. Thanks!
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by tonyhb 12y ago
It makes GPS locking much quicker by optimising some calculations.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
It means instead of waiting for a GPS lock in 30 seconds it's under 10. The barometer makes calculating your position via GPS much quicker, as it has an additional piece of data to simplify some of the maths it does. Edit: here's
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Yes, and the SQLx library is fantastic. It keeps the raw power of SQL while making writing it far less cumbersome. http://jmoiron.github.io/sqlx/
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I just added a comment to the CloudFlare blog about 'semi mocking'. In go, functions are first class. You can assign them to variables. Using this, you can 'hot swap' methods in your tests to check for each different sce
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Awesome. Along with the other people posting here, I also created something similar a while back ( https://keepupdated.co )
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Pote's GVP/GPM works really well here. It's such a small system to learn and use, but does everything you could ever need when versioning godeps: https://github.com/pote/gpm && https:/&#x2F
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I don't think we'll be looking at a contender to JSON for quite some time (at least, for frontend/web consumable APIs). Being able to use it in JS directly pretty much guarantees its stability. For other message protocols it&
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Ah yeah. The advertising isn't, you're right. The wait is, though; visa allotments run out fast. Apologies for getting confused. In some cases you're not applicable for a H1-B (I was a dropout) so my only route was another ty
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by tonyhb 12y ago
It's not necessarily based on your title. When I went through the process, it boils down to: - Do you have a degree, and experience? Great. Is someone willing to advertise the job to American citizens for a month or so, interview good
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by tonyhb 12y ago
This isn't just related to user accounts; business accounts are frequently shut down (and not approved) because of Bitcoin activity. Coinapult closed operations in the US entirely because of this.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Ah totally, completely agree with you there. Europe haven't had the greatest time with austerity.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
It's not that our current system functions well: - ACH/normal bank transfers take days - Files and money transfers are handled via SFTP - There's no checks in place to see if the account transferring the money actually has en
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Yeah, it explains it so well. Being able to relate to each point and feature is such a key part of explaining your service. This site might be for a CSV parsing library and not a startup, but it does a better job of telling a story than mos
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by tonyhb 12y ago
This seems like the HMAC authorisation in OAuth 1, moved to HTTP via JS and custom headers. If the comparison is right, it should be a generally secure and easy to implement auth protocol. It would be great for something like this to be com
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Great tool. We're using http://www.inspectlet.com/ for this at the moment, and it's fantastic. You might want to catch up with those guys; they've been running in this space for at least 2 years.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Hey! I'm working on this project too. You have a great question. One of the features that we're looking to implement is "average bitcoin rate", where employees get paid an average rate for their paycheck's work; thi
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by tonyhb 12y ago
If you're still using RequireJS and not browserify I built this to help out with A/B tesing. Saves us from writing boilerplate JS code in our app — we just A/B test different modules and functionality by adding "test!&qu
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Show HN: A/B testing baked into RequireJS(github.com)
1 points by tonyhb 12y ago|1 comments
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by tonyhb 12y ago
In their last article they said they're about a week behind, so by next week we should be production ready on all fronts. Cannot wait.
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Machine Learning with WEKA: Google Workshop(docs.google.com)
2 points by tonyhb 12y ago|0 comments
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Yeah, I remember about 2 years ago reading a blog post that analysed the origin of requests to an outdated API. Turns out, Google had crawled the site and was executing JS 17 (or so) days later. Hopefully this news is about them improving t
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A Mild Case of Borderitis(usabilitypost.com)
1 points by tonyhb 12y ago|0 comments
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Is it OK to apply to both? I'm living in NY but am from London so I checked both on the off chance that one was full.

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