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by cdnsteve 11y ago
When considering bringing in a new technology, start off small. Start tinkering on something with low risk, low profile. Heroku is a great place to put an app you're working on, without having to also worry about the hosting stack side
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Homebrew has the update available: brew update brew upgrade git
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I loved it too. The music felt like something from "honey I shrunk the kids"
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White House policy to open source code(whitehouse.gov)
3 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Who is this Microsoft? Loving this new community involvement.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I love reading about issues and solutions to problems. After getting part way through the article I started wondering if the real problem at hand is simply the Active Record pattern. It feels like the solution here was to use a Data Mapper
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Ask HN: Idea for a Developer Exchange – would you use it?
10 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|7 comments
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
We initially used Skype on our team to communicate with others. However, the software was horribly buggy on OSX. Slack has become part of our main toolchain. It works, has the basic features you need and doesn't get in our way. The int
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Debug support, syntax highlighter, looks very nice. Having trouble getting go build on save working.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I just managed to get docker-compose setup for our local environments. So far so good but so much more to learn.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
<3
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
All I want is a Wiki search.... pretty please. Wiki file uploads (images) at very minimum that aren't commited to git. The process now is to create an empty issue, drag the file over, copy the URL and paste it into the Wiki page.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Customize the UI looks great. That's something worth digging into. Re-organizing the layout, changing theme colours would be nice. I find the UX/interface of Bitbucket difficult.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
File storage in 2016? Why not just use S3? If file storage even a problem anymore?
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
On the web framework side of things, who is using aiohttp (web) and something like API-Hour? Seems like the performance is really great. Python 3 asyncio. It's hard to find people blogging about it, not sure why? It seems like a great
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Vancouver real-estate is like buying gold for foreign investors, without paying tax. "suggesting the typical wealthy foreign family buying Vancouver real estate pays little or no income or capital gains tax" http://www.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Has anyone tried OpenDNS? It seems that a filtered DNS service is the way to go here.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Double edge sword. Deps are great ! Functionality added quickly. Deps are terrible ! They broke my app. If your app has a long shelf time, the less deps you rely on, the easier to manage from what I've seen. For some reason Golang f
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Developers – Have a Backup Plan(ericlbarnes.com)
6 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|2 comments
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Following the 30% of your salary rule, that means you need to earn, at minimum, $116,400 USD per year to afford 360sq ft.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
"Serverless" is a framework used by AWS: https://github.com/serverless/serverless And it now supports Python. Would be interesting to see someone using AWS Serverless framework with Django Plugin support.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Never ever sign a non-compete, ever .
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Agreed!
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
yep correct, my mistake!
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
The name "closure" is confusing since it's actually Google's Closure Compiler here and not the Clojure language https://developers.google.com/closure/compiler/
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Save money, pay off debt. I wouldn't advise starting a company until a last resort or you have a solid understanding of what's involved. Starting your own business isn't for everyone, could send you into further debt/tro
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Transpiling is temporary. Soon browsers will catch up and many of these tools will no longer be needed. Unless, of course, everyone wants to start using ES7 when browsers actually support ES6. JavaScript is maturing, this is good news. We a
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Try opening really really large files in Atom, it can't do it.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
The post was a very nice read and hit a personal chord for me. I'm that guy that hoards domain names for all these amazing project idea's. I've started to organize projects into Trello boards, most important ones get their ow
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
They are great for investment opportunities however.

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