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See Python, See Python Go, Go Python Go(blog.heroku.com)
2 points by cdnsteve 10y ago|1 comments
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
So far I've seen Flask, Node/Express and Sinatra being used ^^ https://twitter.com/mitsuhiko/status/745985282659524608
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
U2F seems great. I've just started using it and am looking for a device. Maybe now I'll build my own! His article on accelerating a program with hardware was a great read too. https://conorpp.com/2015/12/
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Beginning Serverless Framework V.1(blog.serverless.com)
2 points by cdnsteve 10y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
I have two code bases that are microservices. I thought using Docker would be easy to setup and share a redis instance between these services. After spending a day trying various thing I just gave up and did 'brew install redis' a
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ES Modules and Node.js: Hard Choices(medium.com)
2 points by cdnsteve 10y ago|1 comments
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
The thing that kept me away from it for actual enterprise use was the fact the project is run by a single person. Where would it be without Taylor? Django and others have actual foundations that will keep it going for the long-term, more mi
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
The thing that hurts PHP the most is lack of structure and patterns used in the most popular projects. These popular projects are usually where the bulk of work lies, where developers point to when they're considering PHP. When juniors
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Looks great, going to show the team tomorrow! Can I ask what it is coded in? Node or something else?
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Airbnb uses machine learning to identify customer issues at scale(medium.com)
2 points by cdnsteve 10y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
What a terrible time to be burning that much cash, just before the next recession, and on a resume site. I was starting to see some good things coming from Microsoft but this makes me shake my head and question leadership big time.
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Same on firefox. Maybe traffic load?
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
The web I want is free of junk loaders, javascript tracking ad garbage making my page requests crazy slow, unpleasant and hard to use. FB Pages now have a giant login thing that takes over the entire page if you aren't logged in. If yo
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Wow great work. Makes me want to grab an Echo and start using this. I love Flask :) Do you know if Android or iOS can expose custom voice commands API like this, without building an entire native app?
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It’s cheaper to build multiple native applications than one responsive web app(hueniverse.com)
629 points by cdnsteve 10y ago|304 comments
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
App based 2FA seems extremely limiting. I don't want to install their app on my phone.
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
There is more demand for engineers than managers and you won't be able to work remotely if you're a manager, in most cases. Meaning you'll need to move to a major urban centre so even if you manage to pull in a bit more the c
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Why doesn't Twitter have 2FA or U2F? Problem solved, at least in terms of users not losing reputation within their own social space because someone is posting as them.
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
So Google Adwords/Adsense. That would have saved a whole article.
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
So was this developed using Swift? Curious, I see SQLite backend.
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Ask HN: Do you (developers) manage your own servers?
17 points by cdnsteve 10y ago|22 comments
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Try a framework that doesn't make you follow big conventions and allows your freedom and flexibility. Try playing around with some micro-frameworks like Flask using Python 3x. Plug in SQLalchemy, a brilliant ORM that uses the data mapp
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
A brilliant article.
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Isn't this an anti-pattern? I mean, Lambda is suppose to eliminate the need for servers and server admin work. However, working with their services, like Lambda, are so tedious that solutions like Apex and Serverless have to be put on
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
After reading this it makes me want to disable JavaScript entirely, along with cookies, and go back to text browsing. I've been using Ghostery on my phone, it's been pretty good.
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Whoa all the jetbrains projects are using this and they are the main backer of the language. Very interesting.
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Anyone have technical details about this story? What kind of bot used, languages, algorithms, etc?
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
"makes it easy to install 1,000 gems into your project without a single line of configuration, is exactly why it’s hard to debug". This "let someone else do the work, get it from a gem" mindset is what kills long lived p
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
I haven't used Electron, but what about mobile apps? I have a need for an app that works on desktop and mobile. So is the recommended option Electron for desktop and for mobile PhoneGap/Cordova?
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by cdnsteve 10y ago
Wow Zappa looks great, thanks for sharing.

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