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by brilliantcode 10y ago
1. https://milagro.apache.org/ 2. SEC & IRS will be a roadblock there, eventually. 3. I don't see why blockchain is necessary for that. I fail to see why ethereum would be the only & best solution here for thos
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Ask HN: Best way to launch a static blog in 2016?
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
Curious to know what aspect of ethereum are you excited about that current solutions aren't addressing?
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
> This was an awful experience, but I learned a valuable lesson. When a group of people have exactly one answer to a problem, it's not even worth engaging with them. Even if they have learned to sound reasonable, their conclusion is
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
I don't think so and I hope not. All blockchain is, is that it's just a data structure. A linked list with crytographic verification of previous item with distributed consensus verifying a block of linked transactions called miner
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
I know it's not perfect but it's good enough for most cases. It no longer makes sense to completely discount PWA when native apps have long suffered from app install friction. It's never going to beat typing a domain name vs
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
wow, I can't believe some of the attitude here in the comments. PWA is not an all fit solution. It's still in the early stages but it's pretty good at taking advantage of your browser. It covers a high enough minimum of capab
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
I've said before that Social Media is our generation's "cigarette". Very much like in the early days, people just didn't have any awareness that cigarettes were harmful. Hell, everybody was doing it (see Mad Men). I
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
Has anyone been able to get Chalice to work? https://github.com/awslabs/chalice Basically, I'm interested to know how the Swagger template file will look a like. It'd be nice if you could use Swagger to quick
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
Consider that after by end of this month there will be 200,000 ZEC released following every month with 20% going to the founder's coffers after 4 years. Extreme inflation will continue sending prices crashing. Recall early this month
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
What an amazing year for Microsoft. It's nothing like Microsoft from 2006 or 1996. Build 2016 is probably THE defining moment for developers that have previously shied away due to their inherent closed, proprietary nature. At least for
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
> At 1/10th the cost of traditional BI solutions So it begins. How sticky are customers in this space to existing solutions?
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
Yeah I was going to add that I get sad after a good book or tv show or film or video games but reading the article it seems to talk about a much more debilitating effects related to the increased immersion from VR. I think it warrants some
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
How to profit with scientific articles: 1. Skim academic journals without vetting look for anything you can spin into a sensationalist statement 2. Once you find it spin up articles using words like "statistically significant" and
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
> $250 million and $350 million this year, according to those documents. That's pretty impressive but is it a sustainable source of income? Seems like this socio-consumer space is extremely volatile. Facebook & Twitter was the l
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
My bad, I got super excited got a little carried away with the messaging. I'll definitely keep this in mind so I don't repeat it next time. Thanks!
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
http://saasful.com Successful. That's what I want for my SaaS developers. Whatever your core product is, it's always going to need - billing integration with Stripe - user authentication (for your customers) - access c
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Show HN: Fully Managed SaaS as a Service(saasful.com)
2 points by brilliantcode 10y ago|1 comments
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
+1 Wish I knew about spark before I set out to implement my own SaaS application, it looks excellent . The pricing is on-point as well. I wonder if the licensing lets me deploy it for my customers. However, I think http://saasfu
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
Auth0 looks dope, something like that, where it's super easy to just drop in user authentication and access control but with SaaS related billing. Thanks for that link. The templates were a starting point for me and I think you are alr
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Ask HN: Do you find writing plumbing code for SaaS painful?
5 points by brilliantcode 10y ago|4 comments
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
I also share the same experience, I really wanted to get into Atom but found the experience clunky, can't quite put a finger on it, but Atom felt more like a web app running on a thin client, whereas VS Code, while I know it's the
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
Blockchains are a solution looking for a problem. There's a very small niche problem that blockchain is actively solving and that is the enrichment of ICO founders. Ethereum, Zcash, Ripple, Siacoin, Monero are all essentially the penny
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
I'm not an American but I'm even more worried about what sort of ripple effects we might feel from Trump based on his rhetorics so far. I just do not get the outcome, it seems to be an outright rejection of Clinton, based on the
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by brilliantcode 10y ago
As a Korean, it infuriates me to see a Korean president who genuinely seems to be incapable of making rational decisions with the country's interest at heart. Choi Soon Sil (lovingly called Choi SIRI by the people we'll call her