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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I would seem to think this is the case for China, not Canada. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10499126
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China's Money Exodus(bloomberg.com)
65 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|68 comments
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Docker is looking better and better... I recently decided to use Python 3.5 and Flask for a project. I didn't have time to learn them and Docker so I used a regular OS X setup. I thought the setup wasn't that bad until I had to sh
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Maybe the problem isn't the companies or industry but the markets themselves. Going public isn't needed anymore. So why bother? Using publicly traded companies as a market radar is flawed.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Good to know, thanks for responding back.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Excellent thanks, I'm happy they have included this now.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
3.5 years for an API, that's decently long, but dependent on industry. What does your upgrade path look like? Are you basically rewriting everything into ES6, aka starting over? Three years isn't long in a corporate environment.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I know right, it's terrible on mobile.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I started trying to use Lambda and found a few immediate issues. 1) It does not work with anything inside VPC. EG: RDS Databases cannot be used. This severely limits why you'd use this on AWS for larger apps. 2) Trying to get it workin
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
But then you have to keep up with Babel changes too... http://babeljs.io/blog/2015/10/29/6.0.0/
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I recently looked at using Node for a simple API backend. ES6 seems like it's not there yet, the stability of Node makes me wary. Constant changes seem exhausting to keep up with. For a simple microservice api you don't want to be
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Go watch Forks over Knives on Netflix.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Could you provide more details on this?
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Are you looking for a hand on this project?
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Brilliant thinking on your feet of taking a problem and turning it on its head, still as a team. When a good group of developers get together the things that can be achieved are incredible. Well done!
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
It's good to have options. The takeaway I'm getting from this story, and Mattermost, is: 1. Export your critical data from SaaS services if you're business cannot exists without them. 2. Test that this works before putting ye
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I think the concept is interesting but needs some tweaking. The main issue with any core downtown is space. There simply isn't any available, for anyone. The space that is available is extremely costly so we need to think outside the b
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AWS Lambda offers Python 2.7 support(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Could be a MBP replacement for developers. The only thing is those of us running on OS X, how is Windows 10? I love my command line and linux like commands and tools. - Homebrew - Bash scripts - Docker (Windows 10 currently not supported)
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
This sounds like ModSecurity - AWS style. The problem with WAF has always been ensuring you have a good ruleset. You need to be extremely careful with aggressive rules or you can break your application in area's you don't expect.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Surface book looks very interesting.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
The all seeing eye...
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
They are looking for Rails apps to run TTNT tests on to see if your tests pass the test... ;) https://github.com/Genki-S/ttnt/issues/38
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I love this type of exploration and discovery. Sometimes it's the best way to find a diamond in the rough. Who knows? Maybe Rust is the best language for web services, it just needs a little more exploring. Any feedback in terms of RDM
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Does this study take into account the exponential growth of portion size? Food portions in the USA are out of control, four times larger than the 1950's. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/23/portion-s
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
So, tell us about the tech used? :)
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Seriously, the number of companies still not hiring remotes is ridiculous. We work in the most flexible industry out there yet most companies still want you sitting in a chair in some downtown office of a giant and expensive city. No thank
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
So if you have a current Chromecast nothing worth upgrading for?
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
So now you can be working for both Amazon and Uber all day!
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Why not Meteor (meteor.com)? It has hot code push ability. No store approval required. Everything in JS.

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