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bellwether
9y ago
CareerBliss ( https://www.careerbliss.com ) | Irvine, CA | Full-time, REMOTE CareerBliss is a resource and community for job seekers. We provide users with career research, company reviews, job postings and email alerts. We'r
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bellwether
9y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote okay, local preferred - Irvine, CA I'm a software architect and entrepreneur looking for a frontend designer/developer. Have several independent projects I'm looking to build--eCommerce, mobile, an
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bellwether
10y ago
This is a cool project, and one that seems very useful! What is the tech stack?
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bellwether
10y ago
Cool looking product and great job on the site! I see the docs are akin to Stripe which is awesome. What technology did you build the backend in?
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10y ago
Hm...I like the concept of connecting on the technical level early on in the process. But, what reason do I have to submit to any of the companies available? Do they even have a position for my experience level? Are they using the technolog
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bellwether
10y ago
Please also add my email spamatheist [at] gmail [dot] com
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bellwether
11y ago
The initial page looked broken; I thought you were pointing out a problem page on HN when I first saw it...might want to reconsider the design as cshimmin pointed out.
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bellwether
12y ago
Senior Software Engineer — Costa Mesa, CA ================================== About Us: ================================== CareerBliss is a resource and community for job seekers. We provide users with career research, company reviews, and j
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Dell XPS 15.6" QHD+ (3200x1800)
(dell.com)
56 points
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bellwether
13y ago
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bellwether
13y ago
true, alternating IPs are useful, except when you already have agreements to do the scraping with the target site, which we do. so what would interest me is something that made scraping easier or more robust. so far, it looks like the servi
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bellwether
13y ago
the only thing worth voting for would be a recommendation engine based on previous upvotes. i come on HN to explore articles, i'm not looking for specific keywords usually. but, my past voting history shows what type of articles i find
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bellwether
13y ago
i could have a need for this type of service as well, but it's not clear what benefit it provides over PhantomJS. is it just the alternating of the scraping IP? a free trial would be helpful, but before i sign up, i need to know what i
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bellwether
13y ago
great idea and a nice list. any links to articles that support the reasoning behind a recommendation would be useful, though definitely not neeeded for every bullet.
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bellwether
14y ago
altruism, symbiosis, ego and profit. -- altruism: it feels good to help. plus, there are times you solve a problem that others are likely to encounter and want to save them the grief. -- symbiosis: open source technologies make it easier to
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bellwether
14y ago
i think anton assumed the data for the collections was being read into memory. this aoproach would just be pre-allocating the connection and meta information. the collections would still be queried for data.
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bellwether
14y ago
your approach makes sense and is similar to what the author is doing here. but it is easier to maintain and extend as one object with properties for each collection (as joshguthrie suggested).
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bellwether
14y ago
Oh, and it's free for most users with 250 free carts per month. A cart is created the first time a user tries to add something to their cart, so for most people it'll either be free or pay for itself (only $0.05 per cart after 250)
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bellwether
14y ago
The API layer is built in node.js https://api.frogcart.com/heartbeat MVC 4 and Web API for the marketing and admin site. AWS load balancer, DNS and hosting.
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Frogcart - node.js shopping cart
(frogcart.com)
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bellwether
14y ago
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