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cdnsteve
8y ago
Whats the business model around this or funding plans? Freemuim, paid software, ads, selling data? How sustainable is this project?
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cdnsteve
8y ago
This is already being built from a company with a similar vision : Lite Phone https://www.thelightphone.com/ Lite Phone 2: Campaign https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/light-phone-2-design#/
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cdnsteve
9y ago
Literally skynet
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Istio Coming to Google Cloud Platform
(cloud.google.com)
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9y ago
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cdnsteve
9y ago
I suggest you take a look at https://www.openfaas.com/
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cdnsteve
9y ago
Check out https://www.quantopian.com/
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9y ago
Lifestraw is a decent emergency filter to have around. You can also use a SteriPen UV light - which is great. It's light, fast and you can use it on the go. Scoop up a full Nalgene bottle of untreated water, then treat with SteriPen. U
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Invest like a legend: Jessica Livingston is a co-founder of Y Combinator
(theglobeandmail.com)
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Tim Berners-Lee – Joins Internet Pioneers to Stop FCC
(twitter.com)
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9y ago
Would this be a direct competitor to Google Cloud's app engine flexible? Aka i just upload my docker container?
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9y ago
There's two general approaches you can take, it also depends on your risk threshold and experience. 1. Use a traditional framework that includes everything. 2. Use a microframework and stitch together individual pieces. 1. All in one -
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9y ago
Maybe Draw.io has something? I know they are a pretty large Confluence addon.
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Are We Ready for a Workforce That Is 50% Freelance?
(forbes.com)
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How big tech became a bipartisan whipping boy
(wired.com)
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9y ago
This reminds me of those tiny houses you've seen where people can live very well on a low budget but with the benefit of being mobile. I've thought about it but it becomes impractical quickly with a family. When I'd go on wee
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Django 2.0 alpha 1 released
(djangoproject.com)
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The Incredible Growth of Python
(stackoverflow.blog)
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9y ago
This made my day.
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9y ago
Sort of a critical feature they are missing
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cdnsteve
9y ago
Because their mission isn't to generate income like a traditional business. But if the income went back to the foundations, like Python Foundation, I think that would make sense.
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cdnsteve
9y ago
It needs to be part of PyPi directly, I would have a difficult time trusting and unknown third-party.
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cdnsteve
9y ago
I'm all for security but this hit a nerve with me: "Success of the attack relies on negligence of the developer, or system administrator, who does not check the name of the package thoroughly." Package managers need to do mor
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cdnsteve
9y ago
I'm sure companies would pay for it. The service needs to be part of the main package service, not some third party.
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9y ago
If there was a business/enterprise offering with extra security I'm sure they'd have a long list of people who would sign up and happily pay for it.
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9y ago
Ah right. Thanks
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cdnsteve
9y ago
Does anyone knowledge of what version 3 is written in, still C++ as version 2? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2822114
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9y ago
Also, I don't see Sublime in the MacOS App store. I'd suggest it get added there, even if you have to charge more due to the percentage that Apple takes.
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9y ago
PyCharm is crazy slow for me, I find I don't need 3/4 of the features in it.
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9y ago
Does this work with the flexible environment too?
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9y ago
JavaScript has eaten my time. It's a really frustrating ecosystem to work in, all the deps, toolchains, build process is extremely fragile. I'm pushing everything to Python these days and some light front-end in JS where needed. C
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