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Slam: Serverless Deployment of Python APIs(github.com)
1 points by cdnsteve 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What to do when Slack gets too disruptive?
27 points by cdnsteve 9y ago|43 comments
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Their SSL is currently broken and displaying warnings... https://www.omscs.gatech.edu/
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
All the visual effects starting a 2:03 nearly made me sick, literally. The actual content was great.
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Is there an API developers can use to leverage this?
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Man I miss ICQ! Is it weird I still have my number memorized?
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
I thought Alibaba was funding some of Vue and was using it.
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
"We estimate that there are at least half a million Go developers worldwide, which means there are millions of Go source files and at least a billion of lines of Go code"
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Discord, Google Hangouts
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Show HN: ARKit measuring tape 2(twitter.com)
3 points by cdnsteve 9y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Since your site is actually going through Google's cache, they could add any additional tracking, etc they like, I'm sure they're already doing this. If you don't run Adsense or Google Analytics or anything else Google J
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Amsterdam has figured it out for sure. They even have parking garages for bikes only and they're full. The city is a great reference for others looking to go a similar route. Painting lines on streets can showcase demand, which is smar
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Nice to see Zappa being used and the async task looks very interesting indeed!
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Just came back from a week in Netherlands and stayed in Amsterdam. What a cool place to hang out and take in the sights. Cycling there is huge indeed. The big difference I noticed from Canada was the dedicated infrastructure they have in pl
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Can't read anything on mobile, now forcing login or app use on users, no thanks
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Cutting my grass is like dungeon grinding. It's painful and the gear I want never seems to drop, ever. I'm starting to think up using opencv with a raspberry pi attached because this is where autonomous vehicles should be. Low spe
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
The good thing about running your own business is you get experience in number of careers all at once. What parts of your job did you enjoy the most? - Engineering/Early innovation? - Management - Product - Sales/Marketing? What p
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Scope – Customizable birdeye's view of your GitHub project(github.com)
1 points by cdnsteve 9y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
What are you looking to do with said new language?
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
For something simple you could just catch the error and write to your logs. If you're using something like Papertrail you can setup filters to watch for and alert you of specific events like API failure. It can notify you via email, Sl
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Keep in mind Digital Ocean doesn't offer managed database instances or services. So all the OS patching, security updates, deployment management, web server + DB configuration nuts and bolts and scaling will be on you, taking more time
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Ask HN: Google Cloud vs. AWS for small teams 2017
1 points by cdnsteve 9y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
None right now. Work demands are exciting team capacity so I'm often needed for overtime work. Any spare time is spent with family.
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Video and more info here: https://blogs.windows.com/devices/2017/05/02/introducing-sur... https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-s Windows 10 S integrates with OneD
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Can you put Electron apps in Windows store so they could run on Windows 10 S?
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Flask app :)
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Does Caddy have a pluggable extension set where you can write your own middleware, in Go?
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Golang is focused on scaling/concurrency, is very compact and fairly quick to learn. You can compile a single binary and deploy it anywhere. You can build a web server in a few lines of code. It's really strong for processing tons
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
I highly doubt that, Heroku is a great product. Very reliable in my experience and requires zero management. Under the hood of CodeStar, EC2 services in particular, still need management, patching, etc. So it feels like a quick way to spin
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by cdnsteve 9y ago
Database costs are significantly more expensive on Heroku.

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