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COBOL in the cloud(zeit.co)
2 points by Rauchg 10y ago|0 comments
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Micro 6.0.0: async ES6 microservices made easy(github.com)
2 points by Rauchg 10y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 10y ago
Despite this malicious use-case, it's entirely possible that the underlying proof-of-work technique (using the target server's TLS signatures for validation) can inspire some noble applications or smart contracts :) As a somewhat
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by Rauchg 10y ago
Very cool! The Webpack equivalent: https://github.com/ericclemmons/npm-install-webpack-plugin
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HyperTerm 0.7.0(github.com)
2 points by Rauchg 10y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 10y ago
We use `async-retry` which implements `node-retry` in a way that's friendly to usage with `Promise` and `async/await`. https://github.com/zeit/async-retry
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by Rauchg 10y ago
For different versions of this argument see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect . Bostrom said: "A lot of cutting edge AI has filtered into general applications, often without being called AI because once some
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by Rauchg 10y ago
We've been getting lots of great feedback and usage on our OSS tier. Improvements are coming. Many of the limits are in place to prevent abuse.
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by Rauchg 10y ago
Please see my reply above.
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by Rauchg 10y ago
We charge individuals and teams according to their growing capacity needs (number of deployments, bandwidth, storage, etc). Check out https://zeit.co/now#pricing .
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by Rauchg 10y ago
Co-founder of ▲ZEIT here. There's no catch. If you deploy with https://zeit.co/now , DNS is free. Here's a little .gif showing the entire process if you're curious: https://twitter.com/rauchg&#
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A Single Div: CSS icons rendered with one div element(a.singlediv.com)
4 points by Rauchg 10y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 10y ago
I'm glad `unhandledRejection` exists (and I thank you for your work). Unlike Chrome, without setting up the handler manually , you still don't find out about unhandled rejections. Maybe it's something we could enable during
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Email-prompt(github.com)
1 points by Rauchg 10y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 10y ago
ICYMI: Bitcoin will gain Turing-completeness via a merge-mined sidechain called Rootstock ( http://www.rootstock.io/ ), that also offers a transaction throughput boost (300TPS right off the bat). I highly recommend their whit
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Hackchain: Capture the Coin competition(hackcha.in)
3 points by Rauchg 10y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 10y ago
Also notable: app likely to match for web, but not vice-versa. If you build an app, you say you're building an app. If you're building a web site, you might say web app. It'd be interesting to know if this was taken into acco
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by Rauchg 10y ago
`micro-list` is more comparable to that, which we just open-sourced: https://github.com/zeit/micro-list
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by Rauchg 10y ago
We're introducing `now alias` to handle any alternative domains to the links you receive :)
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by Rauchg 10y ago
Even then, true jazz music composition would not involve only jazz training data. Even if it's thousands or hundreds of thousands of songs. Wouldn't you just be diversifying the source for your statistical reproduction? A human co
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React-keyframes(github.com)
3 points by Rauchg 10y ago|0 comments
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Why now?(zeit.co)
2 points by Rauchg 11y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 11y ago
We'll add the keyword "hosting" in some of the explanations which should help. Thanks for the feedback!
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by Rauchg 11y ago
Fixed! Sorry about that. We exceeded all quotas. All emails should be going out smoothly :)
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by Rauchg 11y ago
Yes. There's no downtime whatsoever because you don't overwrite or take down anything. Your architecture is immutable. You manage "upgrades" by changing pointers (aliases and DNS). We'll be exploring this in upcomin
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by Rauchg 11y ago
Yes. Just do `app.listen()` or pick `3000` or `8080` or `80` or…
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by Rauchg 11y ago
In order for you and your team to never rely on transient local state (either in the cloud or your own computer), we "start from scratch". However, our process of starting from scratch is actually faster than running `npm install`
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by Rauchg 11y ago
There's no explicit concept of "now functions". You simply deploy HTTP/2 services to the cloud. HTTP/2 significantly improves performance by introducing multiplexing and header compression. There's no need to i
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by Rauchg 11y ago
Our focus is on empowering the realtime JavaScript cloud with its rich module ecosystem. With the advent of microservices, code will become more succinct. Your backends will be aggregations of small functions with clear inputs and outputs.
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by Rauchg 11y ago
Our biggest focus is `npm install` performance. We have multiple caches to make it the best possible experience for you. Every time you run `now` it's as if you had installed from scratch (including semver invalidations like ^ or ~). T

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