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godinaa
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Comment #33325127
The only problems I’ve ever seen a coworker or myself encounter with docker is not knowing it well enough. Admittedly it has a strong learning curve. There are things that will not…
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Comment #21219311
Coming from someone who probably is your average HN reader (programmer, power user, technically oriented), I've been enjoying Windows 10 more and more. They have put a huge effort …
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Ask HN: Tips for getting your first remote gig?
I've been applying to remote gigs since August of last year, and I have yet to get very far. My fear is the applicant pool is simply too large, so I will need to find something to …
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Comment #17196649
I disagree. Rigorous code standards are just as necessary on front-end code as back-end. In my experience, no code review, poor design or documentation, and lax standards lead to j…
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Comment #17075760
People wanting to be heard and feeling part of a community is a basic human need. We receive it in many different ways, and while social media is not always the healthiest way, it …
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Comment #17074996
While social networks should make improvements to facilitate healthier communication, mean comments and pitchforking is not exclusive to social networks in any way. If you were on …
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Comment #16877253
Why a max char count for password?? The max of 12 is awfully small. Edit: The app is quiting when I try to scroll through Ars Technica in List view.
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Comment #16111007
I understand wanting to show off your latest project, but comparing a large framework like Rails to your couple hundred lines of crystal is not an honest comparison, not even takin…
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Comment #14505575
One thing to consider is that at larger companies, we already have a difficult enough time testing all of our site with JavaScript enabled. Netflix building a version that works wi…
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Comment #3201621
Only things like my Sony bedside clock require changing for me.
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Comment #2731260
Maybe so, but if you reword your search: http://bestintrobook.com/books/business+startup
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Comment #2575012
You're probably already thinking this, but in the future don't do a project without a contract. I'd agree with pedalpete that you should take a stand for yourself if he chooses to …
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Comment #2501517
I understand that the mouse events it uses have no context for mobile users, and I'm planning to fix this. Thanks for your suggestion with jQuery Mobile.
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Comment #2500033
Building a timezone friendly version is something I hadn't considered, but I like this idea. Embracing internationalization is most often beneficial. This functionality is somethin…
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Comment #2499968
Simplicity is the key. Tags and labels may make it heavy and overwhelming. Syncing with Google Calendar sounds promising, but I like the idea of exporting to .ics so that it would …
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Comment #2499945
Woo, feedback! Thanks a ton. Some of the bugs you mentioned I've been aware of, just have not spent a lot of time to fix them. But specifically: - some other real weird funky stuff…
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Comment #2499937
I've got this in the list of things to do. It might be the next thing I do, depending on more feedback.
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Comment #2499899
It needs some functionality to be able to edit it from a distance and, more importantly, without a mouse. This could be a good way to achieve that.
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Show HN: App for sharing your weekly schedule
Howdy HN, As a small side project, I built a small app to share weekly time schedules. It's been useful for me to help schedule meeting and share semester schedules with friends. I…