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theneb
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Comment #15599997
ConBody was the subject of two podcasts from Gimlet's Startup season: https://gimletmedia.com/episode/happy-ending-season-3-episod...
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Comment #11679571
This article suffers from major bias and is pure conjecture from the authors perspective. I could counter argue with many reasons why git/hg/perforce/cvs is superior but it misses …
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Comment #11016555
I'm a game developer who loves working on team ware. Location: Liverpol, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocaet: Yes Technologies: C++, C#, Python, Unity, Unreal Résumé/CV: http://gith…
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Comment #10718178
Git Fusion is worth a checkout for those programmers who want Git with a mixed repo. Only discovered it this week, but it allows me to pull from a Perforce repo as a git origin :)
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Comment #9845153
I find docker is quite good for integration tests where you need to test against a third party bit of software. Lots of images exist in the hub for this.
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Comment #8950333
I'll kick of the discussion, the existing government gateway system can be a bit troublesome for those with forgotten details and deadline tax returns. I helped out a collegue toda…
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Comment #8917675
The "invest in earth problems instead of space problems" has been a common rhetoric among people as of late with various missions such as to Mars. What I find an excellent addition…
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Comment #8751517
I understand this is a product for those who like a nice UI, but for those of us happy in the terminal: https://github.com/leftnode/get-shit-done
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Comment #6805658
+1 for these too, I've had mine for over a year now. At first they were a little un-comfortable on my ears in terms of listening but they're now perfect. The best part is that you …
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Comment #6469061
The tagline for the post is assuming a cup of coffee, i.e a physical product has the same value of a virtual one. To that end, is software value not dependent on the crowd which bu…
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Comment #4898435
I presume the context of this post is that it's Ada's birthday? Is this a new HN trend? Karma for dead programmer birthdays? I don't dispute Ada's great contributions and example f…
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Comment #4354501
Square have still yet to break into the European market despite claims from their vanished blog that they were planning to in 2012. This was at the same time as taking Branson on b…
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Comment #3934811
At first glance the intention of TestPAC isn't too clear, seems a bit grey in the area of what the campaign is all about. It's great that an Internet community has come together to…
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Comment #3666019
There's lots of talk about the survival of the Square reader under heavy demand, certainly another more durable reader needs to be produced. However is the market for square at thi…
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Comment #3665940
I'm hoping from the November press release they're moving international this year. They took on Branson as an investor too.
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Comment #3639438
After a bit of research the 380's do indeed seem to have a good rating. I believe both the 280's and 380's are collapsible but the 380's have an easier to replace cable. Very good …
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Comment #3632758
It's actually a good accompliment to "Mastering Regular Expressions" as in that book Python isn't covered.
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Comment #3589604
One of the points nearly covered in the article is not going off track, as soon as people get comfortable and start discussing things off topic then the meeting is over as it is no…
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Comment #3428127
This line of thought very much touches on how students are badly taught, I doubt MIT are as bad as where I studied which had the scribe lecturing approach. Eric Mazur advocates the…
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