william_hc's comments

william_hc | 10 years ago | on: Startup Stock Option Changes

Why do we give out options instead of stock in the first place?

william_hc | 11 years ago | on: Ask HN: How soon is too soon to switch jobs?

Just tell your manager that you're bored and want (or need) something more challenging. If they are a good manager they'll figure something out.

william_hc | 11 years ago | on: Startup attempting to use drones to plant 36,000 trees a day

I love the idea of a company being able to do good like this, but how does it call itself a company if it's just planting trees? Who pays them?

william_hc | 11 years ago | on: Amazon Home Services

It can also eat down your shrubbery.

william_hc | 11 years ago | on: A new team at Reddit

This seems petty; you really didn't need to post the details of the resignation. Sorry Sam.

william_hc | 11 years ago | on: How To Intern at a YC Startup

Definitely applicable for any startup. Agree there.

Just please guys, try something tiny!

william_hc | 11 years ago | on: How To Intern at a YC Startup

I wish you all the best with your internship. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

william_hc | 12 years ago | on: Show HN: Omniref - a better search site for Ruby documentation

comments for sure. Could be as simple as disqus on endpoints like the angular docs.

william_hc | 12 years ago | on: Show HN: Omniref - a better search site for Ruby documentation

Looks solid. Set it up with Alfred.app right away. Looking forward to continued support!

william_hc | 12 years ago | on: So you're thinking of tracking your JS errors

Fair enough. I guess that's the pure js/jquery version of hooking into Angular/Ember's onerror. Makes sense. At least we won't need to do this for much longer though.

william_hc | 12 years ago | on: So you're thinking of tracking your JS errors

I didn't say this was impossible, just probably a bad idea. If your application is simple enough for this to work though, go for it.

william_hc | 12 years ago | on: So you're thinking of tracking your JS errors

"within the next week" -- Awesome!

"We're turning on CORS for the Google JS Library CDN, too." -- Awesome!

Things are looking up!

william_hc | 12 years ago | on: So you're thinking of tracking your JS errors

All good points.

Mind elaborating on the jQuery point for others? Link?

We haven't hit the other two concerns just yet but they definitely make sense. I feel that getsentry/ravenjs type products will have to offer something to filter out the noise and for offline log buffering. Both fixable, but probably not by us.