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Re:Ask HN: What are the best engineering blogs with real-world depth?
on Thursday December 25, 2025 @12:19AM (#46382272)
https://fabiensanglard.net goated
Re:Boring Python: dependency management (2022)
on Monday February 05, 2024 @02:15AM (#39258236)
Agreed, I haven't been too impressed with poetry.
Re:Firefox displayed a pop-up ad for Mozilla VPN over an unrelated page
on Friday May 26, 2023 @03:02PM (#36088295)
so are we switching to Brave now?
Re:Sloth – A Mac app that shows all open files, directories, sockets, ...
on Thursday February 16, 2023 @10:43PM (#34830463)
Looks good from what I see in the screenshots. I'd like to find something similar for Windows.
Re:Show HN: A retro video game console I've been working on in my free...
on Friday March 15, 2019 @03:04AM (#19397267)
Thanks for sharing. This looks awesome! Post likes this are the reason I follow Hacker News.
Re:$50,000 to keep Symantec source code private
on Tuesday February 07, 2012 @10:30AM (#3562105)
Just $50k?
Re:Search: .widht - Github
on Sunday January 15, 2012 @12:08AM (#3466409)
I hope these Github searches for misspelled words don't become a thing.
Re:Being acquired doesn't have to suck
on Monday January 09, 2012 @03:59AM (#3441866)
How do you figure? They've established a great business model, have over 50 employees, profitable, and are acquiring other companies. Everything needed to be labelled a success business IMO.
What else would they need to do in order to be pass the start-up mark?
Re:Being acquired doesn't have to suck
on Sunday January 08, 2012 @10:15PM (#3441331)
I wouldn't even call Github a start-up anymore. They're passed that phase.
Re:WebGL Nyan cat
on Saturday January 07, 2012 @09:32PM (#3438701)
I really wish my volume wasn't so high when I clicked the link.
Re:High performance web apps with C++
on Saturday January 07, 2012 @05:13PM (#3438200)
> But if you get rich and I find out that you were using my code, of course, I am gonna sue you
Maybe you should put a license on your code then. No one is going to use this or take it seriously until you do.
Re:Matador: MVC for Node
on Wednesday January 04, 2012 @06:09PM (#3426439)
With that said, you obviously know little about Mustache and how to use it thus not contributing anything meaningful.
I recommend you check out Chris Wanstrath's mustache library for Ruby: https://github.com/defunkt/mustache#readme
Re:Matador: MVC for Node
on Wednesday January 04, 2012 @05:39PM (#3426271)
From what I've read, Github uses Mustache also. Logic-less templates are nice. It keeps code out of the views.
Re:Google+ Introduces Automatic Face Recognition To Photo Tagging
on Thursday December 08, 2011 @03:16PM (#3330914)
Didn't Facebook get in trouble in Europe for this?
Re:Microsoft Builds A Browser-Based Windows Phone 7 Simulator
on Tuesday November 29, 2011 @03:12PM (#3291944)
Already posted: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3291651
Re:Python: copying a list the right way
on Saturday November 05, 2011 @08:39PM (#3201396)
What's wrong with `b = a + []`
Re:Reddit's Github Repo (including all their source code)
on Friday November 04, 2011 @09:59AM (#3196052)
This is old news. They announced they were going open source back in 2008.
Here's the blog post: http://blog.reddit.com/2008/06/reddit-goes-open-source.html
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @02:10PM (#3192970)
The Mac and Linux client is coming soon so. This should solve that problem. We do not plan to introduce Flash on our site.
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @01:31PM (#3192746)
You can upload a file in one step with Castle. No need to register. We're also making an awesome Mac OS X and Linux client to go along with our awesome service. :D
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @01:28PM (#3192734)
Access to the OS clipboard would require the use of Flash. I would like to stay away from that. We'll see what our options are. Thanks for the feedback!
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @01:27PM (#3192729)
We're going to add a classic file upload page for those who do not have a HTML5 supported browser. Thanks for the feedback.
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @01:24PM (#3192715)
The site was tested on Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and IE9.
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @01:23PM (#3192712)
What are the limits of dropmocks? It doesn't tell me any where on the site.
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @11:43AM (#3192266)
Going to introduce a freemium model soon.
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @10:58AM (#3192043)
I'll look into this.
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @10:54AM (#3192027)
Yeah the idea is that the link is sharable. We'll find a way to articulate this better. Sorry.
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @10:50AM (#3192003)
You need to drag the file onto the Castle which is the large gray area on the bottom half of the screen.
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @10:34AM (#3191909)
Thanks for the feedback. We'll certainly add a classic upload page. Also, we plan to have freemium model soon. We also have a Mac & Linux client in the works - just need to find the time!
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @10:31AM (#3191895)
Please elaborate. Do you mean the drag uploading?
Re:Castle.so Upload and share your files, beautifully.
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @10:29AM (#3191881)
> he background doesn't render correctly in IE9 making the main text impossible to read.
Thanks for the feedback. We'll love into it and fix this asap.