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tzaman
13y ago
Why do these kind of tools have tendency to appear on HN about a month too late? :)
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13y ago
Easily - imagine your parents posting your fully nude pictures on FB? Would you be 100% ok with that, even 20-or-so years later?
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13y ago
When we got our first child, my wife also went on a sharing spree , trying to put everything on Facebook. When I noticed that we had a long talk where I explained to her that even a newborn deserves his own privacy, just as us adults do an
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13y ago
Excellent, just did the same thing about a month ago (for https://codeable.io ). We wanted to use Rails 4 but Active Admin didn't want to play nicely, so I looked around (and checked it's dependencies) and came to the s
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13y ago
So what - if I didn't visit the link, I wouldn't even know about these "sloppy" features. Done is better than perfect .
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How to write a WordPress job description
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13y ago
I'm sad to see this happen as Ryan not only produces great screencasts but shows the trends and popular gems along the way. I respect his decision, though - I know what burnout feels like and it's the biggest mental burden one can
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13y ago
This is the second time in a week I have read about people refusing to go through security scanners, and then complaining about being treated differently . You should really put yourselves into security guards' skins here; What if you
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13y ago
I'd say one of PHP's biggest flaws is that it's just too easy to get started. One might argue that's not a flaw, but it is - it allows junior developers to dig right into the code without knowing the basics of how web wo
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13y ago
Always wondered why a trivial library like this one couldn't be dependency-free (jQuery mostly)
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13y ago
SaaS Compass is also a poor choice if name IMHO. To me it looks like another CSS preprocessor or the like (Because Sass and Compass both are)
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13y ago
I totally agree with what you have written - but thinking this way also has one significant caveat: If you become available to the child whenever she seeks eye contact, she might get used to that (spoiled) and even extort you for interactio
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13y ago
Don't know what the alternative would be, I don't own a Microsoft computer, so I always refer to mine as mac . I agree, to many folks Microsoft == Windows == Computer
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Ask HN: Is the word "Computer" outdated?
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13y ago
Can you provide a link? (I know it's not going to help, but curious about your startup)
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tzaman
13y ago
You caught me off guard :) Our blog is currently being moved to another URL and redesigned to match our new brand, feel free to send me an email tomaz [at] codeable [dot] io - and I'll reply once it's back up.
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13y ago
Is it possible to achieve the same result on a mac mini (with an external display, of course) ?
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We're currently undergoing a complete frontend re-write (after we have proved with prototype we can make money) using Angular and I must say it's been an emotional rollercoaster with plenty of love and hate, but at the end of the
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13y ago
Very useful, I think I'll implement this inside of an exception handler :)
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13y ago
excellent point... if you want to live like a flower. Some of us prefer going to places, trying new things, meeting new people, having a family and hobbies. And all those things cost money. When I'm old I'd rather say I'm br
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13y ago
Not judging the book by it's cover, but MariaDB doesn't do the DB any justice with this crappy name.
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13y ago
Exactly. One has to wonder why they didn't go with this approach if it's a valid and proven business model.
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13y ago
Yeah, Microsoft really sucks at storytelling. All they had to say was something in the lines of... "If you want to buy a disc, pay $59 for a game due to all non-digital crap the disc has to go through. And then do what you want with it
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13y ago
I wasn't aware of it, thank you for the heads up!
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I actually skipped Bootstrap for one single reason: everyone uses it. That's not a bad thing per-se, but the problem is that developers don't bother changing anything so each Bootstrapped site looks exactly as the next. That's why I chose
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13y ago
81. Surf someone else’s wave. Following this advice only gets you dependent on that someone (if I understood the point correctly). So if they go down (read: limit/lock their API, like Twitter did), you go too.
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I wrote an article on this a while ago: http://blog.codeable.io/2013/01/24/how-to-test-whether-your-... It's a short read and my advice still stands.
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There's hardly any expense with one baby, all you need is a stroller and a car seat ($1k combined), you'll get plenty of clothes (as gifts) from relatives and breastfeeding comes free :) So if you and your wife manage now, you'll manage the
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13y ago
I'm 30, I have 4 kids (the youngest one only being 1 month old) and my startup, Codeable ( https://codeable.io ), is only a couple of months from profitability (my gut feeling according to current growth). I still get the stuff done, get to
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13y ago
Um,... no. Why would you want full jQuery and load additional X kilobytes of javascript when in reality, Angular enables you to develop same functionality that many jQuery plugins (via directives) with ease, and way less code. It's a bit mo
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