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k7d

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About k7d

http://kaspa.rs

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    Comment #45072708

    That’s just not true. I’m from Europe but lived in Boulder for several years. For example this shooting (1) happened 5 min walking distance from my home. My kids’ school had severa…

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    Comment #21519424

    You can pan by holding down Space key (and then use mouse to drag the board). In general Whimsical's UX patterns are quite similar to Figma, Sketch and other UI design tools.

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    Comment #21518540

    (co-founder of Whimsical here) Thanks for the mention! Couple fun facts - Whimsical is written 100% in Clojure and we are self-funded ( https://whimsical.com/business/why-bootstrap…

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    Comment #18788815

    Thanks for the mention! We built Whimsical for a simple reason - all the existing diagramming apps had poor UX. It didn't feel like any of them were really optimized to visualize i…

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    Comment #18461950

    Similar story here - started with DraftJS but it was kind of cumbersome. Slate in comparison is much more flexible and we've been using it in production for almost a year now. In f…

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    Comment #16465759

    It's an extension to re-frame that we built. It addresses some of the (subjective) shortcomings of re-frame, mainly the over-reliance on keywords. We'll be open-sourcing it soon.

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    Comment #16453539

    Indeed, most of the application logic is in client side. In fact it's built in a way that it could function as a standalone application without backend. Currently it doesn't persis…

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    Comment #16453419

    We use combination of Redis pub/sub and Websockets. Each document has a unique key and whenever any of the users/clients make a change to it, it's published via that key. Other cli…

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    Comment #6375124

    HackFwd was one of the rare accelerators that was actually pushing the envelope instead of being copycats. Besides they had another rare trait in this space - integrity and deep co…

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    Comment #4017747

    Actually we did an extended A/B testing on this and video only version outperformed the one with text and illustrations.

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    Comment #3469760

    > I loathe seeing *.html in urls and that's the only thing you can do with S3 root object You can configure name of index file, and that will be displayed for requests against root…

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    Comment #3442617

    Exactly, the best interface for kitchen-ware is physical knobs. I hate all those touch-surface buttons that usually come integrated on stoves like this. They have no feedback and t…

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    Comment #3442605

    So you can get a relatively high-end induction stove from AEG for $1000 with a similarly minimalist design. Um, $3000 for touch screen?

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    Comment #3206177

    We are building something exactly like that (native for mac first). You can sign-up for beta here: http://www.cobookapp.com

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    Comment #3167274

    Most enterprises have a very strong culture of maintaining status quo as extensively as possible. Especially in IT departments. Even big software enterprises rely on 5-10 year old …

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    Comment #3003334

    5000 tasks per day is of course far from limit. we used to build Mysql queues that process close to 100 tasks per second.

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    Comment #3003327

    The article didn't mention the main advantage of storing queues in DB - transactions. Say you need to update other records in DB while processing a job with 100% consistency. If it…

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    Comment #2995682

    +1 for kneeling chairs. I've Varier Gravity Balans http://www.varierfurniture.com/Collections/Human-instruments... and it totally rocks once you get used to it.

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