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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   haha maybe we're twins!
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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   I can see this being very useful in teams. Hell, its even useful for a single developer as a form of future documentation. I generally write code today and think, when I read this in 6 months and have no memory, how can I help my future sel
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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   I just ended up using Heroku for an API instead. I was able to use the latest language version and microframework of my choice and still not worry about servers. Setup was way more intuitive than AWS. Testing locally was a known thing and e
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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   As someone who doesn't spend much time on the front end of things, this post renewed my interest. Great explanation of tech used and why. Actually using it on my Nexus 5 was unlike any site I've used before.
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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   I'm using Ghostery browser on Android now. But I'm even paranoid of Android since you are always logged in. I was trying their ext with chrome to block trackers, some large business sites, I think business insider, have over 80 it
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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   Agree completely with this. The tracking capability today is, scary. Between Google and Facebook I've noticed some gorilla type ad behaviour. I'm basically done with both services now.
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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   So this is essentially the same as man in the middle attacks but your basically saying here are all my keys. Scary. They better step up security on the extensions review process. I've already dumped chrome/Google because it tracks
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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   I'm skeptical about investing anymore time into Drupal after using 7 extensively for the past few years. Any work I've done was mainly custom module development, soap, rest apis, aws integrations, ecommerce, etc. Pretty app heavy
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   by cdnsteve 11y ago

   Only 2 months? Go live life while your young and healthy. The guy doesn't need to ever work again. Enjoy every moment Zuck, they grow up way too fast.
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Found it: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-go
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Different markets, different business models. DO isn't going after large businesses. A startup could get traction on DO and then migrate to something like AWS when they need more flexibility but will have larger costs. If DO started t
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Jump to 2:15, great to see!
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    World's hidden groundwater mapped by Canadian scientist(theweathernetwork.com)

    2 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|0 comments
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Sounds great except the price. $179? Ouch.
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    I feel like the barrier to machine learning for me, as I've seen in many tutorials and books and is an immediate discouragement, is the massive amount of math thrown in your face. Many of us didn't just graduate, need glasses and
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Couldn't something like this replace a networked based OS (Windows) that use a dumb network base, keyboard, mouse and screen in a corporate environment? AKA: VDI You could walk around with this computer stick and plug in wherever there
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    This is neat on so many levels.
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Googlers!
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    From T.O. <3
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    After quickly browsing the docs how do you interact with this? It's written in C++ and needs ZeroMQ. That's about all I managed to get out of it so far, no code examples and very light docs.
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    Microsoft and Node.js Guidelines(github.com)

    2 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|0 comments
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    PHP 7.0.0 RC 7 Released(php.net)

    1 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|0 comments
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Shopify is a great Canadian success story. However their stock is currently taking a beating. It has lost 21% on the TSX over the past month.
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    I would have used Go for an API recently until I found out the AWS SDK for Go isn't production ready. Libraries still have some catching up to do but will only get better with more time and testing.
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    AWS has GPU clusters already available FYI: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using_clu... Not sure how much effort is required to use them with this library.
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Python 3 is very much needed! <3 because it's issue #1 :)
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    6,000 page document? It feels anything that long is purposely hiding as much as possible.
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    I agree with the banks in part. Giving your online account credentials to access your banking information is complete madness. It's a giant security risk that neither company would likely cover if someone got a hold of your login detai
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    Sarcastic
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    by cdnsteve 11y ago

    A cloud provider that offers Linux and Windows, this is cutting edge.