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by akoumjian 12y ago
Full disclosure: I'm the CTO at Nimia. At Nimia ( https://app.nimia.com ) we already provide all the basic features listed here. You can archive, share, transfer, preview, comment on collections of videos. Available right now
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by akoumjian 12y ago
The question I have is, how do we get government to hire teams like this in the first place?
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by akoumjian 12y ago
One of the things I like about Saltstack is that you can build your formulas using any renderers you like. You can try to remain strictly declarative in YAML, or if you like build your states completely dynamically in Python or a Python-DSL
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by akoumjian 12y ago
My thought, exactly. Time to setup some good ACL :-) http://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/ref/clientacl.html
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by akoumjian 12y ago
Same here. We "inbox" everything from support, to social media shares, some analytics, as well as code pushes. Love the way Flowdock handles those items and lets you make reference to them while talking in the main thread.
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by akoumjian 12y ago
Hi Yipit folks! It's Alec, from the Seattle Django group. We also developed something like this internally at Nimia due to the exact same use case: needing to access certain types of queries that didn't fit for haystack. Looks lik
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by akoumjian 13y ago
Backbone requests return jQuery promises, so you aren't required to use traditional callbacks, but that may be a pedantic distinction. It is also incredibly easy to run all model change events to a global event publisher if that's
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by akoumjian 13y ago
As far as I can tell, the area that you will have the biggest issue in node.js is if your data models are highly relational. Last I checked, there wasn't a robust node.js ORM for SQL data stores. Otherwise don't fret it, just get
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by akoumjian 13y ago
I have been wondering this myself for a while. While I believe there are probably reasons you couldn't exactly map behavior of all of today's popular scripting languages into a common byte-code, you could probably approach somethi
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by akoumjian 13y ago
I am still frequently getting errors when trying to sign up. Every few days I get a little further in the process, only to get a random 500 when performing some next operation.
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by akoumjian 13y ago
Sounds cool. I have also been thinking about developing a ready-made Django skeleton with an architecture similar to this. Our publishing looks like this: Django -> Redis -> Express.js -> Browser Redis really just serves as our bri
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by akoumjian 13y ago
This is actually the first app for iPad that has actually made me want one.
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by akoumjian 13y ago
We had similar hopes, but for now we will continue to use our in-house multi part uploader. We have to sign every multi-part request server side, using an auth scheme that depends on the key and the user. I'm not sure if it would be an
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by akoumjian 13y ago
The only issue is that Coinbase data lags behind the more active markets by a few days. Live data is better seen on sites like http://bitcoinity.org/markets
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by akoumjian 13y ago
Node is a server side javascript runtime along with a standard library.
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by akoumjian 13y ago
Much better, thanks.
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by akoumjian 13y ago
Your carousel needs to stop after a using manually clicks an arrow. I tried clicking back a slide to read it and it just kept right on spinning. I can't even read about your features.
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by akoumjian 13y ago
I wonder if this will make any tangible difference in hiring and the volumes of contractors they have on payroll.
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by akoumjian 13y ago
If the team is reading this thread: we cannot find a transcoding service that will output to intermediary codecs (non interframe codecs). We need to take 4k video in photojpeg, red, and prores and at least turn that into different resolutio
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by akoumjian 13y ago
Awesome, will do.
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by akoumjian 13y ago
It is my impression that Python does exactly the things listed here, but more explicitly. With the python approach, instance variables are public by default (as attributes). There is never any confusion between when you are calling a method
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by akoumjian 13y ago
I've been coding in Python for 8 years now and only this year came up against this behavior. I had a good long laugh after realizing what had just eaten up my previous couple hours. I actually figured it out by printing out the id of t
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by akoumjian 13y ago
You can run salt masterless. See the quickstart. http://docs.saltstack.com/topics/tutorials/quickstart.html
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by akoumjian 13y ago
Does anyone know of programmatic software which can reliably transcode 4k video (prores422, prores444, redcode, photojpeg) to similar or downscaled resolutions of photojpeg or other widely used intra-frame intermediary codecs? It seems to m
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by akoumjian 13y ago
I am really impressed with the meal suggestions it is giving me, using the keto option.
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by akoumjian 14y ago
How is Django not an MVC framework? I'm not being snarky, just curious.
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by akoumjian 14y ago
Well, I disagree. The per video or per MB pricing model is a huge disadvantage for businesses which know their videos will be short or high res input.
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by akoumjian 14y ago
I've been eyeing Soundcloud's Large Hadron Migrator ( https://github.com/soundcloud/large-hadron-migrator ). I would love to see a Django/South specific implementation.
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by akoumjian 14y ago
The main premise of the post seemed to be: >client-side processing and decoupling is detrimental to both the speed of development, and application performance I can only guess then that it was a bad design choice for this particular app
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by akoumjian 14y ago
It's not a silver bullet, it's a method to keep your sanity. What often happens is you start with a traditional server rendered web application. Maybe you have a couple ajax-y interactions for speed or UI responsiveness and everything is ha

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