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Small teams are better. You can try to sway your boss by explaining the second "accessibility-friendly" version is needed for a different set of target audience. http://cryptomarketplot.com/accessible-index.html i
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I am a data source. Approach me with a price and list of what you want, then we talk. Millisecond Precision BTC price? Yes I do! Everything has a pricetag. Same for other data sources.
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It may already be already here, slowly gaining ground. Some companies only accept crypto. It is both a statement and practical.
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I agree with your statement. 49% of the costs are about cover-your-ass. 49% of the costs are about mass production something that doesn't need mass production. The rest is the actual cost of the product.
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The ways are not so different. The tools are, a bit. As you wisely said, this differs from source control in no meaningful fashion.
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Do you really think it will cost 2 million when it breaks? It has worked 30 years so Bayes says it is likely to keep working.
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Yes, the post asked for unpopular opinions so I give my very unpopular opinions. I do not understand, why not speak the truth? We all have some unpopular opinions! It is not a beauty contest! Let's be honest with eachother!! Ok, before
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The old way: cp -adr program-v3-withnewfeatureX program-v4 Then work on program-v4 with test deploy until you are happy. Then when ready, change your production deploy scripts to use program-v4, and the "emergency-revert" scripts
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Sure, you can check cryptomarketplot.com - but no open source sorry. I work in small team because I like productivity. Why no source control? Same for why not updating the operating system or tweaking the keyboard shortcuts on your editor.
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Thow every best software practice out of the window. It is administration growing more administration. Peer programming is just dividing productivity by two. To be productive: start vi, code, run the code. No source control. No planning. Ju
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Why not leave it as is? If it's not broken, don't fix it. They are going to spend $2 millions breaking something that works. And that's if they are lucky and it doesn't go over budget.
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Being able to manage what seems to be multiple "conflicting" ideas at once and without stress should be prized in every culture. The world is not black or white. Enlarging your perspectives always help.
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That is just part 2. It was preceded by a part 1 : a negative PR campaign run for many months before, to make sure the public would approve going again Huawei. It was very evident here on HN. Governments uniting to kill a foreign company. W
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1000x time this. OVH only has a bad datacenter in Singapore. I tried and left. OVHs need to be in India and East Asia to interest me again.
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I linked the gz version (6.5k) but there is also the plain JSON (39k), and the brotli version (4.8k) on http://cryptomarketplot.com/api.json.br - recommended if you want to follow the updates every minute. The API now featu
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Show HN: Replacement for CoinMarketCap JSON API: now with fiat pairs
(cryptomarketplot.com)
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No. Dont do that. There are many sharks that will bleed you dry. You can't buy the dip, just enter the market at a time that suits you,
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Hi Scaur! We are on #1 page!! Big surprise !! Now I have to reply to all questions but HN tell me 'you are posting too much' I must fix bugs first, but I will be happy to email you!! I love cryptopia and it's approach!! Our e
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Sorry but not exactly. Free as in free beer. Not free as in free speech. From https://min-api.cryptocompare.com/pricing : "You must credit us with a link if you use our data on your website or app" Nobody has to c
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During tests, we found it was better to let people chose. You can use whatever method you feel more comfortable with. Sometime usability and security go in different way. We could do HSTS but if you took time to type http:// may
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It is sad when all the alternatives are the same problems. I want low latency and very very fast browsing through pages of code. Sublime text wasn't so bad, with support for VI bindings. But it did not offer more than just opening VI.
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Very light, good keyboard, to be used daily for SSH. The size is not really a factor, even if larger keyboard are usually more comfortable. The best keyboard I ever found was on a small Thinkpad many years ago.
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Asyncio is good but it will not give you true parallelism: asyncio still uses the GIL, on a single thread
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But the keyboard does not look good. And the effect of weight is not linear I am much more interested in the Microsoft Go.
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Time to start a company?
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There is no excuse for firefox bad performance on decent hard. And such "old" computers are not edge cases! Any Sandy Bridge i7 from 2012 easily outperforms most odern laptops. There is some progress made in performance per watt,
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VSCode is only on the rise because alternatives are really bad. Meanwhile, it offers good defaults, and decent latency on modern hardware but for me it is just a glorified syntax highlighter. VSCode becoming so popular should not tell us it
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Co author here - I make the API and the backend. The numbers come from a large sample of exchanges, with several million new datapoint added every day to cover every crypto we find important. It is more of a hobby for me, but I hope you lik
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I should have followed more closely. I get most news here now.
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Tremendously. It is a huge first step. I worked on BIOS stuff before. I decided to wait until AMT was more exploitable to come back to the scene. This is big news. It should be #1 on HN, instead of the failed pentest story. Right now I am
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