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Show HN: One Thing at a Time Please – A Kanban board with one ticket slot
I built a kanban board that only lets you have one ticket. That's the whole app. It's for PO's that get a little too excited sometimes. This is a novelty project, built mostly with…
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Show HN: One Thing at a Time Please – A Kanban board with one ticket slot
I built a kanban board that only lets you have one ticket. That's the whole app. It's for PO's that get a little too excited sometimes. This is a novelty project, built mostly with…
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Comment #23269412
Doesn't keep the messages for historical analysis. No deal. Kafka please.
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Comment #23152264
When all we want is for them to put the Parkside cordless jigsaw on sale.
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Comment #22481756
Great idea. Need that! I'll try it soon.
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Comment #22475950
While I can't disagree, we should recognise that this was appealing to early computer scientists.
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Comment #22281309
Shameless plug. My webapp jumproot.com for organising everything from big ideas to minutia. Has memo feature for one-step notes.
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Comment #22276868
Isn't the permits that the federation has been corrupted? I haven't watched it but I thought that was the premise.
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Comment #22042884
Interesting. Care to elaborate?
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Comment #21731581
I love this idea, but it offloads the task of storage to the user. Of the user stores these URLs inefficiently (e.g. twitter), it would create a lot of digital garbage. One big pos…
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Comment #21713953
Surprised I'm not reading many comments about Lombok. We use this with great success and predictability and it removes so much boilerplate. More importantly, it focuses on the boil…
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Comment #21690959
Plain text is the cornerstone of my b brainstorming app at jumproot.com. there are other tools too but it all starts with plain text.
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Comment #21481100
jumproot.com Shameless plug.
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Comment #21449239
I think TDD is fundamentally appropriate (and a blessing). I see it as generating proofs for claims that your software does X,Y,Z. This is invaluable to me and has given me confide…
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Comment #21311715
I use my deep, mind-mapping tool: jumproot.com.
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Comment #21297981
Wonderful. Thanks.
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Comment #21239981
This reads poorly.
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Comment #21098931
Did we figure out the cause?
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Comment #21089248
Let's ignore it actually.
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Comment #21089241
I remember a search engine for developers called Symbolhound. Wasn't fruitful for me bit I'll never very forget it.
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Comment #21069128
I don't see it that way.
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Comment #21036056
I stopped reading at "low-skill".
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Comment #20921338
So it is completely passive? Doesn't qualify as a robot to me but still impressive. I only skimmed the video so I could be wrong.
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Comment #20909834
This is a very good point. Does it help that one can export his/her tree to a very readable JSON file? From that perspective, the data is not locked to jumproot.