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by Buetol 12y ago
Wow, I have a lot of stuff like that! http://github.com/MDamien/publicdb : Create datasets and have an (ugly) API. The goal was for everyone to create a database on almost anything (recipes, photos, party, budgeting).
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by Buetol 12y ago
It's what I do all the time: Startup offices around the world and government agencies are my favorite.
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by Buetol 12y ago
Thanks, should have double-checked the title (just posted it before going to sleep). Definitely it's to "find" pictures, not "getting" them (too much HTTP GETs today). Sadly, I can't edit the title anymore. Now
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by Buetol 12y ago
Basically it's just to interface to get geotagged photos from several photos databases. I created this because I was curious of what people were doing at the same place I went to. Now I'm using it also to see pictures of a specifi
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Show HN: Get pictures taken by other peoples for any place(map.dam.io)
11 points by Buetol 12y ago|14 comments
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by Buetol 12y ago
I also recommend restless(from the author of Tastypie): https://github.com/toastdriven/restless Really dead-simple to use and just plain fun.
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by Buetol 12y ago
This is done through a total rewrite of boto to support Python 2/3 [1]. And, as they say, "It's not production ready". So, It might be a little bit early to say that boto support Python 3 since every sub-module will need
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by Buetol 12y ago
Not yet, a previous vision was http://kioto.io but now I'm switching to something less pie-in-the-sky. If you want to know more about it, just email me! (see my profile)
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by Buetol 12y ago
Building an open-source forum-as-a-service platform, so schools/companies/friends can have a cool place to speak online. I hope this will be cool and appreciated.
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by Buetol 12y ago
Wow, this is a very exciting moment for the Python world. And they didn't even reached their funding goal for "py3k in pypy" [1]. This is dedication. I encourage everyone to fund this extremely incredible project! [1]: http:
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by Buetol 12y ago
But crowd-sourced moderation like reddit/HN scales really well: Let the users do the hard work of flagging/voting and a small community of moderators to do orientation-related work.
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by Buetol 12y ago
Looks like they want to build a open-source discussion API with identity management (so people can be anonymous) and good moderation tools. So you can spin-up a forum, a comment box or even an HN-like community with the same API (ala Discou
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by Buetol 12y ago
I find it interesting how it compare to the compare to the current bootstrap design, especially this example : http://bootstrapdocs.com/v1.4.0/examples/container-app.html
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Twitter Bootstrap v1 (2011)(bootstrapdocs.com)
2 points by Buetol 12y ago|1 comments
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by Buetol 12y ago
Source code: http://github.com/MDamien/boxes A really good use-case for almost everyone here is to get feedback for your ideas. Just create a box and send the link to everyone.
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Giving everyone a voice(medium.com)
1 points by Buetol 12y ago|0 comments
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by Buetol 12y ago
I feel the same about the rise of Macbooks in the dev community. A proprietary platform becoming a standard and excluding people having different use-cases.
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by Buetol 12y ago
IMHO, a more explicit naming scheme like "Stable/Unstable" would be better to not confuse the user.
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by Buetol 13y ago
Yes, it's exactly what I'm looking for
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by Buetol 13y ago
An anonymous and representative group discussion and voting system Practical example: Attending a conf as a woman - You want to ask questions during the talks but you are afraid that because you are a woman your answer will be "dumbed-
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by Buetol 13y ago
App request too: I would like an application that wake me up 5 minutes before my stop.
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Show HN: Solving the "shy guy" problem (and others)(kioto.io)
4 points by Buetol 13y ago|0 comments
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by Buetol 13y ago
You can just ask for feedback about your idea to random people at meetups, on reddit or with small talks at hackerspaces for example.
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by Buetol 13y ago
Is there any screenshot or publicly accesible demo ? The linked page doesn't give much information
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by Buetol 13y ago
The demo link is a bit hidden, here it is for people who wandered like me: http://ubervu.github.io/grid/
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by Buetol 13y ago
I put the access logs at the bottom of the post, so you can calculate them EDIT: Installed AWStats, just wait an hour: http://stats.demos.dam.io/ EDIT2: Can't manage to make AWStats to parse the old logs...
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by Buetol 13y ago
Seems down, here is a cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:DA5Tih3...
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by Buetol 13y ago
Thanks, corrected it
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Trolling the search engines(blog.dam.io)
98 points by Buetol 13y ago|30 comments
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by Buetol 13y ago
Video of the conference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8tXyfjfnB0 Really nice presentation, as always!

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