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by coenhyde 15y ago
I've got no opinion on HyperDex but I could barely read that slashdot summary. Just marketing goobly gook.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
You can use basic auth to protect your scripts from anyone who shouldn't access them. eg http://user:pass@example.com/script
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Yes absolutely
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Thankyou. That sounds like a needed feature.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
This is a prototype service and I am watching the activity closely. I appreciate your concern.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
The crons are spaced out over time. This is actually why i took so long to launch the site. I've used the prototype version of this for a long time. The app is written in node so it is incredibly fast, like destroy the internet fast. That i
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by coenhyde 15y ago
In practice hopefully you would never have to use curl with the full service. I want to make an npm command line app to make things from the command line simple. Other use cases are libraries for different languages to integrate into your a
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by coenhyde 15y ago
I created this service to solve my own problems. Setting up system crons can get real annoying when you have multiple app servers.
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Show HN: Cron.io - Sharing a by-product. Should this be a full service?(cron.io)
153 points by coenhyde 15y ago|70 comments
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Yep. I do the same thing. It's quite easy to make sure you pass through without a screening if you time things and do not look at them.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
From what I can tell: - It's hosted on AWS - Their CDN is cloudfront - 2 elastic AWS loadbalancers - Apache webserver, probably with Tomcat - Java session id in cookie I assumed the site would have been either a Java or .Net site. I would h
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by coenhyde 15y ago
So do governments ...
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Yeah, the lack of traits/mixins were the biggest problem with php's object model.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Here's one. I ended up hating this place. I stuck around way too long. Jim: We need to be first search result on Google by Monday. Me: It doesn't really work like that. We can buy ads on google though. Jim: No I don't want to spend any mone
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by coenhyde 15y ago
I'm not commenting on the article its self, but I liked this snippet: "I’m the 1% of tech users. I know 99 other people out of 100 (close friends and relatives) that I could never get them to use the Oink app, Foursquare, or buy from Fab.co
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Only 1 out of 10 negatively geared properties is for the construction of a new property. The rest is for the purchase of existing stock. The problem with negative gearing in the context of a tax deduction on housing investments is that it e
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Team from hell? By the sounds of it they had a clash of egos. I probably wouldn't want to work with Paul or Phil.
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Node.js - ANSIdom to share HTML templates between the browser and the terminal(ohh.io)
9 points by coenhyde 15y ago|2 comments
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Everyone pay attention, this seems to be one of those lessons everyone learns the hard way. I'd made a similar mistakes with my first hire. Basically I hired the first guy who said he was awesome at php. Great I said. Do this, this and this
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by coenhyde 15y ago
You have to make sure you use the right tools. If you re-invent the wheel a dozen times, managing cloud deployments will be a nightmare. Tools such as Rightscale or Scalr.net are well with the money. I manage 2 dozen Ec2 instances of variou
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by coenhyde 15y ago
As an Australian I can relate to this. Often American's think I'm putting our startup down, just because I'm not overly excited saying everything is awesome and fantastic. I'm extremely positive and have absolute confidence that we will suc
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by coenhyde 15y ago
I apologise in advance for a lack luster comment, but seeing incompetence on so many levels like this on a monthly basis from financial institutions makes me want to be sick. This is like putting a sign out the front of your house saying pl
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by coenhyde 15y ago
I'd suggest changing the name. It's very hard to remember and doesn't seem to be an obvious abbreviation or misspelling of some other word.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
There are a few assumptions in blog post but one in particular that I really do not like. And that is that 'making money' automatically equates to improvement of society. For most businesses this is the case. If you manufacture something or
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Real wages should have increased considering the huge increase in productivity that has occurred.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Radiologists are very highly trained. They will have no difficulty finding/creating a new job.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
Possibly but economic collapse might be necessary to rebalance our economy and society to accommodate the newly freed labor. The labor force freed up from factory work needs to be redistributed to some other industry; not necessarily direct
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by coenhyde 15y ago
I don't bite. Sure it's difficult, but if Groupon was a good experience for the business then it would sell its self. Groupon wouldn't be the $6 Billion monster it is today but at least they might be making some money.
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by coenhyde 15y ago
The viable business model for Groupon is to shed 90% of it's 7500 employees, improve business satisfaction and let the businesses come to them. This may be hard now that Groupon has such a bad reputation amongst businesses. Groupon was too
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by coenhyde 15y ago
I actually refuse to work with FTP. More developers should. Hosts should refuse too. There are some good GUIs for SCP that reduce the barriers of entry to the same level as FTP. IMO you're trying to solve a problem that shouldn't be solved.

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