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11y ago
Ah, thanks, good to know! I should try this instead. Would still need to do something extra when supervisor task definition changes (e.g., a new environment variable is added), but that should'n happen nearly as often as python code up
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Deploying a Django App with No Downtime
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Deploying a Django App with No Downtime
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11y ago
Shameless plug: https://healthchecks.io Same idea, open source
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11y ago
- they automatically fill login forms in browser. Nicer than copy/pasting things around and more secure: there's malware stealing clipboard contents, and you can also accidentally CTRL+V your password in chat window ;-) - Excel ha
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> I'm pretty sure it should be possible to implement something that detects which one the device is before downloading, so how did this situation occur? If you only have 2 architectures, and .so files in tens of kilobytes, it's
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11y ago
> Do you expect seeing components named react-native-ios-sidebar? Take a look at components in sidebar here: http://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started....
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Show HN: Healthchecks.io – Cron Monitoring. Get Notified When Your Cronjobs Fail
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11y ago
It looks straightforward and clean. Pricing makes sense as well. Kudos!
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11y ago
The easy, popular questions have been answered. You're left formulating and answering long-tail questions. These understandably get less traffic and so less upvotes. People don't go around browsing SO and upvoting high quality an
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It is $2/hour. So about $1500/mo plus regular AWS charges.
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11y ago
Yes. In ideal world, for example, founding a run-of-the-mill company could be as simple as spinning up a DO box or creating Paypal account. Set up billing and contact details, check a few options, click and done. In reality, even with e-sig
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12y ago
Yes, for 3mx2m at 300dpi one would need something like 35k projector
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12y ago
I'm quoting the following from https://www.sciencenews.org/article/when-intuition-and-math-... """Suppose that you already knew that Mr. Smith had two children, and then you meet him on the street w
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12y ago
Even without web stuff there are many apps, and there is one keyboard and there are going to be key binding conflicts. Webapps may need low(er) level access to keyboard for legit reasons too. Years ago I was working on webapp that teaches 1
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12y ago
Sure, but 1) cars come out of factory with sensible defaults. If you knew what you're doing, you could trade e.g. engine longevity or fuel consumption for extra HP but most people would be better off with factory defaults 2) visiting a
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12y ago
A technique I've used in Android apps, is splitting PNG image into two JPGs: one with RGB data, and the other is greyscale with just the alpha channel. Store/transfer them like this, and combine them back into RGBA at runtime.
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12y ago
May I suggest you to use typewriter? It runs without batteries, and is about as useful, you can write on it.
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Home Automation, Idiot-style
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12y ago
masscan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOWexFaRylM
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12y ago
so we'll use our "driver's cars" on scenic roads and racetracks. I don't think many people enjoy driving through heavy city traffic.
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12y ago
If the optics and resolution is right, might this be Good Enough for crowdsourced StreetView?
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Warty Warthog happened to match my ideal environment out-of-the-box. With Fedora, Suse I'd have to to install my preferred apps, configure Gnome the way I like, with Warty it was all already there. Also it had modern kernel with lots o
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12y ago
I think it would become intuitive if there was some way to plug 4th dimension in our senses. Have you read stories about people who implant magnets? After a while they develop a sense of direction. Brain adapts to new signals and starts to
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In 2008 some friends and I went on adventurous trip through Russia and Kazakhstan. Some of it was through steppe with rough roads/tracks/drivable surfaces that are not on the maps. They were visible on satellite imagery though. Ou
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"very simple" is one of the best compliments an UI can get! It's deceptively simple--looks like there's a lot of information and functionality packed in, and attention to details is apparent. Contrast this with the too c
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12y ago
For a concrete example, I was just recently converting a list-of-dicts into a dict-of-dicts. Here's an isolated snippet: http://pastebin.com/8q46bK0v To my eye, the list comprehension version is reasonable. But I like
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12y ago
I didn't mean my comment to be judgemental. Just a heads up that there are no 32 bit builds. (I for one happen to run 32-bit Ubuntu on a non-budget, 64-bit capable machine, hence the comment)
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> write a list comprehension (...) code just looks a lot cleaner and what you're doing is clearer. I know how to use list comprehensions, but often avoid using them and use the standard for loops. List comprehensions look nice and c
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FYI these are compiled for 64bit
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