ianjorgensen
Re:Ask HN: Which open source projects have kind, supportive, talented ...
on Saturday November 28, 2015 @05:19PM (#10642712)
Nightscout. Software for people with and affected by Type 1 diabetes by people with and affected by Type 1 diabetes. https://github.com/nightscout
Re:Pubsub.io - a query based message hub. End of the channel tyranny now
on Tuesday July 19, 2011 @04:18AM (#2780000)
I think you convinced us to give functions a second look, as long as we can have a good story for auth, i can't see why we shouldn't add them, given the right optimizations are in place. They could be very powerful. https://github.com/pubsubio/pubsub-hub/issues/3
Re:Pubsub.io - a query based message hub. End of the channel tyranny now
on Monday July 18, 2011 @05:49PM (#2778431)
That is very cool, thanks for the link. And yes the main idea is very similar to that.
Re:Pubsub.io - a query based message hub. End of the channel tyranny now
on Monday July 18, 2011 @05:17PM (#2778300)
Its not a message queue, and although its only for js now, it meant to be for everybody. But i dont know what CEP is. Something similar?
Re:Pubsub.io - a query based message hub. End of the channel tyranny now
on Monday July 18, 2011 @03:56PM (#2777938)
Thanks!, it feels good to be out there.
Re:Pubsub.io - a query based message hub. End of the channel tyranny now
on Monday July 18, 2011 @03:50PM (#2777908)
Not hard at all. We actually had that in early versions but removed it because it's really hard to optimize against functions, and you easily break the hub by injecting long running loops.
Plus queries are the power of pubsub.io. Queries can be indexed and compiled on the fly, so hubs scale very well.
If you really need funcions, you can fork the project and I can point you to how to add them.
Re:Simple and fast file sharing with ge.tt
on Friday November 26, 2010 @10:20AM (#1942530)
I believe you are. Its not backup, its sharing. One stop file sharing versus having to choose sharing sites by file type e.g.[picture:twitpic,video:twitvid,vid-pic:flickr,pdf:scribid,slide:slideshare,...]
Re:Ask HN: Your Dropbox hacks?
on Tuesday September 28, 2010 @04:11PM (#1737085)
I recently used Dropbox to collaborate on an appengine python project with a friend and loved it. Since python is interpreted we didnt have too many issues with working on the same file at the same time (no compilation errors).
Re:A minimal js stopwatch+timer
on Tuesday September 28, 2010 @04:06PM (#1737064)
It kind of does an what e.ggtimer.com does but only for minutes (just type in the minutes and hit enter). I could add some visual indicator of the percentage time left. You can also link to a time like this http://www.ianjorgensen.com/timer#10 or http://www.ianjorgensen.com/timer#0 to count up.
I like http://www.sardinesoftware.com/, he sels the most simple apps 5 bucks a piece! Its not a bad idea.
Re:A minimal js stopwatch+timer
on Monday September 27, 2010 @10:44AM (#1731820)
what do you mean by an Egg Timer?
Re:A minimal js stopwatch+timer
on Sunday September 26, 2010 @06:16PM (#1730128)
Good idea! i just made that change :)
A minimal js stopwatch+timer
http://www.ianjorgensen.com/timer
I could not find a simple timer that would count up and down i.e. stopwatch+timer so i quickly put this together. Let me know what you think :)
Re:A site that collects all your "read later" lists in one place
on Sunday September 26, 2010 @03:47PM (#1729839)
Exactly!
Knowing that somebody actually read/watched/listened to... something is very valuable, and I havent seen anybody create a reading list that leverages that data.
I dont consider an rss reader as a reading list, i consider a reading list as a hand picked list.
We need a digg/instapaper and i think donefeed can be it.
Discalimer: I coded donefeed.