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by cdnsteve 12y ago
But if moving off your current platform and to Google's worth it? One year goes fast.
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Thank you for sharing. Not only cost is important but people seem to forget about waiting times, the silent killer.
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
This link seems to have detail than the homepage. https://github.com/NodeOS/NodeOS-Docker#introduction
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
We're at the turning point where great journalists are getting pushed out of their careers because jobs are vanishing under their feet. The content model has completely changed, some argue for the better. In the long term I fear the qu
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Agree with this completely. What I still don't understand is everyone is ok with someone going 15 mph or less, only wearing a helmet, with no license or understanding of traffic. Cyclists should pass a road license just like motorbikes
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Cash still works when a city does not have power and ATM machines don't work. I've had a few instances of this in my life and I was caught without having much cash. Emergencies, cash still rules supreme. The point about it getting
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Many businesses offer cash discounts, much more so than digital.
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
My perspective is that the majority of the market already owns a smartphone. Companies are trying to get new gadgets out there in peoples hands to increase sales and keep the corporate machine rolling. The problem is, people are happy with
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Shared my thoughts in another HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8294599
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
That's fantastic! Now, too bad I can't watch your video tutorials on my Macbook Pro using Chrome. Or Windows 7 using Chrome. The messaging on the site declares it requires Safari. So much of the open web... Quietly moves along to
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Maybe it's just me but I'm not drinking the kool aid about Apple Pay in today's announcement. Aside, I really hated the fact that to watch the event you had to use a Safari browser, same with watching Swift tutorial videos on
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
So this means DigitalOcean, when running CoreOS via Docker for your deployment, means you no longer need to worry about OS level updates? Is this now handled by DigitalOcean?
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
I don't get GAE. They release the cool kids "MEAN" stack but still are using Python 2.7 =/
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
I expect this is a the top of HN because people are interested in hacking their Dyson robot and write some custom Anroid/iOS apps to control it? Otherwise, it's a vacuum, or is this some type of sponsored Sears post I don't k
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Discount for HN readers?
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
To clarify Microservices please have a read of Martin Folwer's article: http://martinfowler.com/articles/microservices.html In particular, I like this quote: "The second approach in common use is messaging ov
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Educational institutions needs to get with the times. Their business models aren't what they use to be. Governments have issued major cutbacks in funding here in Canada (I'm sure elsewhere in the world). These Universities are alr
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Good to have transparency for others interested in doing something similar. It would be interesting to see a total number of hours invested to release v 1.0 And any learnings that might have sped up the process?
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Interesting, seems like TogetherJs or Prezi.
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Ditto
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
It's coming in 1.4 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N3XyVkAP8nmWjASz8L_Ojjnj...
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Glad to see such transparency here from another dad. As a father of two we often bite the bullet and sometimes loose track of work/life balance. Time with loved ones is the most valuable asset a person can ever have. I'm sure this
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Don't know but according to Wikipedia they bought it in 2012 for $70 million. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salesforce.com This is rather alarming since they also recently shut the doors on do.com that was also an
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
That's the beauty of an API. It doesn't really matter what backend language you decide to use. To the front-end client, it's just good old endpoints sprinkled with JSON.
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
Considering Packer is written in Go, can you shed some light on this platform, what languages did you decide to use?
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
500 Internal Server Error for me right now
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by cdnsteve 12y ago
I like the idea, however I don't like that there's no transparency. Where's the privacy policy, what are you using my data for? Why is this free? Where's an example of how this works before I give you my info? Why should