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by asadjb 9y ago
Yes. :)
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by asadjb 9y ago
Anecdotal evidence, so take it with a grain of salt. I switched to Firefox 2 days ago, after reading a post about how Firefox has recently got faster. I have been a Chrome user for more than a couple of years now, when I switched from Firef
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by asadjb 9y ago
I agree with the core premise of this post; you shouldn't put down ideas by junior developers by just flatly saying no. But we can't just go around letting junior developers do whatever they feel is a good idea because "it&#
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Django settings.py when deploying to multiple environments(agileleaf.com)
1 points by asadjb 9y ago|0 comments
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by asadjb 9y ago
Reminds me of this: https://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~elf/hack/recovery.html
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by asadjb 9y ago
I agree. It's people interacting over the comments sections that probably leads to those new submissions. But from what I've seen (anecdotal evidence) the submissions are at least somewhat related. What I'd like to see is the
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Ask HN: Visualizing how some HN submissions lead to other related submissions?
3 points by asadjb 9y ago|4 comments
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by asadjb 9y ago
It seems so. From the home page: "When you buy a domain in our system, we're actually purchasing it for ourselves. We will be the actual owners of the domain, it's not an ownership by proxy as found with all other providers.
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by asadjb 9y ago
Did you take a look at Libre Office Base [1]? It seems similar to MS Access, though I haven't used it. [1] http://www.libreoffice.org/discover/base/
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S3 bucket based image galleries(github.com)
3 points by asadjb 9y ago|0 comments
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by asadjb 9y ago
While I agree with the other comments that it wasn't impossible to read these letters, I could feel a real strain on my eyes and thought process while reading the page. I had to "concentrate" in-order to understand each lette
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Be Unfailingly Kind(randsinrepose.com)
3 points by asadjb 9y ago|0 comments
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by asadjb 9y ago
So did I! I'm not quite sure because it was a long time ago, but it was probably a Meccano set: http://www.meccano.com/
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by asadjb 9y ago
A more comprehensive world model. And the ability to realise that we may be interpreting an external stimulus incorrectly, and acting cautiously when that happens.
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by asadjb 9y ago
Thanks. If I understand correctly, rclone can clone from other providers to S3 right? It's definitely something I'd use when I add imports from other backends to 50mm (this software).
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by asadjb 9y ago
Hi. I created this small Go based web app because I couldn't find anything out there that created web image galleries from just AWS S3 buckets. All the existing solutions that I found need you to upload images via their web interface.
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Show HN: An S3 backed web image gallery in Golang(github.com)
1 points by asadjb 9y ago|3 comments
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by asadjb 9y ago
I think we rely on our hearing because we can only see in one direction. With an autonomous car, you can have sensors pointing in every direction, so visual/radar/lidar clues might be all you need.
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by asadjb 9y ago
I am using Imgix for a personal photography site and it works great with S3. You point it to an S3 bucket, give it the access keys, and then use the URL they provide instead of the S3 bucket URL. Using various query params, you can then con
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by asadjb 9y ago
IMHO ease of development isn't guaranteed with microservices. It's usually a bit more complicated to manage multiple services all coordinating the completion of a single task. Where it does help is to define responsibility, and al
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by asadjb 9y ago
Here's on of the sources I see most referred to when talking about microservices. Maybe this could help you to understand them. https://martinfowler.com/articles/microservices.html
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by asadjb 9y ago
Looking at the documentation[1] there is a bit of Django specific support, including IntelliSense in Django templates, debugging for Django templates, and some support for manage.py commands. [1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en
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by asadjb 10y ago
I've used mailtrap with great success on a Django application that I used to work on. It really is great to just change the SMTP config for the mail sending service without having to worry about adding checks for "if in testing se
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by asadjb 10y ago
From what I understand looking through the paper, this is only a research paper, without any source code. So right now it's not possible to say what the hardware requirement might be.
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by asadjb 10y ago
Sorry for that. Fixed the typo in the title.
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Choosing PyCharm over Vim/Emacs(blog.asadjb.com)
3 points by asadjb 10y ago|2 comments
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by asadjb 10y ago
This! For me it was almost the same as well. Being responsible for a full system, end-to-end which included learning Elasticsearch, deep diving into Django to integrate some complicated search forms, setting up and maintaining servers. What
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by asadjb 10y ago
We just do a str(file.read()). Not the most elegant solution. :)
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by asadjb 10y ago
We recently moved one of our services from Rq to Celery. We are using an older version of Celery, but this comment should still apply. While Rq is a great way to go in the start, if you have a large number of messages you are handling, yo
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by asadjb 10y ago
Given this is the UAE, I'm not sure they care about the costs. :) For them, this is just another innovation to put the country on the map of the world as an innovative and futuristic place, and that attracts tourism; which is said to b

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