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yanokwa
7y ago
So I can get counterfeit goods with fake reviews faster? Meh.
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yanokwa
7y ago
A combination of professional services and grants. The mix varies from year to year.
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yanokwa
7y ago
I run Nafundi ( https://nafundi.com ) and we work exclusively on open source software ( https://opendatakit.org ) that improves the lives on the underserved. We are bootstrapped, remote-only, and always hiring.
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yanokwa
8y ago
And it's been great to have you as a developer on ODK Collect. Your RTL contributions to the UI have been a huge win for users!
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yanokwa
8y ago
ODK founder here! This is exactly the use case we want to serve and I'm glad to hear it's enabling your work.
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8y ago
ODK founder here. The ODK community maintains a Java XForms engine at https://github.com/opendatakit/javarosa that powers a lot of the ODK tools. https://github.com/enketo/enketo-core is a compati
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yanokwa
8y ago
ODK founder here. Really glad to hear the tools have worked well for you, and yeah, Clint is awesome!
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9y ago
We moved the Open Data Kit community from Google Groups to a Discourse forum at https://forum.opendatakit.org and it's been awesome. Over the last year, we doubled in size (now up to 7,000 members and growing) and a lot of
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yanokwa
9y ago
Thanks for doing this George! In addition to donating at https://iterm2.com/donate.html , what can HN users do to help you with iTerm2?
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yanokwa
9y ago
This is a deeply unkind thing to say to someone who donates their free time to provide a public good. George apologized for his oversight and fixed the problem. Take him at his word and thank him.
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yanokwa
10y ago
http://up-for-grabs.net is pretty good for beginners.
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yanokwa
10y ago
I like aria2 from https://aria2.github.io . I use it on the command line, but there is a web interface at https://github.com/ziahamza/webui-aria2 .
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yanokwa
10y ago
I use and like https://github.com/laurilehmijoki/s3_website .
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yanokwa
10y ago
My wife and I are nomads and we've have lived all over the world. Medellin is one of our favorites. We lived in El Poblado last year for about a month and found it as safe as any big city and the people are lovely. It's true that
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Ask HN: What graphical user interface do you wish had a command line interface?
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Ask HN: What command line interface do you wish had a graphical user interface?
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11y ago
Here ya go! http://imgur.com/SoouwvS
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yanokwa
11y ago
This is US centric, but the approach I've had good success with is outlined at: https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Bogleheads%C2%AE_investment_... . This is essentially what Personal Capital, Wealthfront, Betterment,
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yanokwa
11y ago
For a persistent connection to a server, I like mosh ( https://mosh.mit.edu ). It works really well for roaming across networks and for intermittent or laggy connectivity.
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11y ago
Evernote is notoriously bad at keeping notes. http://jasonkincaid.net/2014/01/evernote-the-bug-ridden-elep...
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12y ago
Last meaningful commit on Induction was 2 years ago. It's probably a dead project.
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yanokwa
12y ago
Ha! I also sold all my stuff and I'm in Puerto Escondido too. Wanna grab a beer?
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12y ago
It's a phone. You can see the top of the device in their promo video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erUZQ9GK0sE&t=41 . https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BpVCE7aCMAA_DDJ.png:large has a tweaked sc
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12y ago
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/abxtester/id427554135?mt=12 works great. Turns out I can barely tell the difference between 96k and 128k.
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13y ago
I've been using Feed Wrangler paired with Reeder 2 on my iPhone. Why? Feedly automatically expires articles after 30 days. Feed Wrangler doesn't.
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13y ago
I use Plain Clip ( http://www.bluem.net/en/mac/plain-clip/ ) for this. It also gives you optional text processing steps (e.g., remove all trailing whitespace) which are super useful.
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13y ago
The problem I have with this download a copy approach is that it's not a great backup (not automatic, not easy to find individual things to restore, etc). For that, I use CloudPull from http://goldenhillsoftware.com and it&
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13y ago
I think for most people, CrashPlan to a local and remote drive gives you the most bang for back. Here is what I do... # Principles Back up everything. Preferably to the cloud and to a local disk. Automatically. You should test restores, but
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13y ago
http://talkwalker.com bills itself as the best free and easy alternative to Google Alerts. Just started using it a few minutes ago and so far, so good.
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13y ago
Use CloudPull ($10) from http://goldenhillsoftware.com and it's by far the best Google backup tool I've found. It supports Gmail, Google Contacts, Google Calendar, Google Drive/Docs, and Google Reader. The app backs up a max of 10 account
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