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Hey Hacker News, I'm excited to announce the launch of Quiltt Connector! Quiltt Connector is a modular, fully embeddable front-end experience that helps teams onboard customers ont…

- Focus on solving problems not writing code. Many problems can be solved with a communication, long before you need to write a line of code.

I always thought this was the more nuanced but clever part of the operation. That said, I would hate to have been one of the test pilots for the barrels. One of them bounced too hi…

The main one in the article: http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~jnear/space/ "SPACE is a specification-free tool for finding missing security checks in Ruby on Rails web applications usin…

[I not saying I am an expert] It is always a problem to expose passwords. Sure they can't use it from the outside, but what's the point of even having the password if its public? T…

It's not an untapped resource, there are plenty of bots that search for creds then use them. Here one example: http://www.devfactor.net/2014/12/30/2375-amazon-mistake/

I am also here to answer any questions anyone might have.

I mean, that pretty much is the entire premise of C++. Which notably does have a full wrapped string class.

For anyone interested, in the very hacked together way, here is the code: https://github.com/sirwolfgang/unix-tweet Basically, we send out N number of tweets at the same second by …

Because as much as spending 4 hours doing unpaid work may seem to suck. (Which let's face it, I do at least 8 hours of unpaid development a week on side projects.) It's a better an…

Looking at Waffle.io, it seems to me that they don't actually store any data on their end. Everything is managed with issues, comments, and tagging.

It seems like you build off the comments of issues, parsing for the :+1:, you could functionally provide the same tooling, but in the same additive way that waffle.io does.

Arrow keys work for navigation.

If you haven't seen College Humor's Adam Ruins Everything about diamonds(or any of the others), check is out. https://youtu.be/N5kWu1ifBGU?list=PLuKg-WhduhkksJoqkj9aJEnN7...

Title should be updated to include (2012) when this was originally released to the public, following a pervious leak.

I built this thing to send a Pi day tweet at the exact right moment (US 12-hour format, your local time PM). http://www.tweetypi.co/

I am one of the devs working on this project, would be happy to answer any questions.

Anyone know what it would take to convert to atom.io?