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Ask HN: Fair Equity?
3 points by cyberpanther 6y ago|2 comments
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by cyberpanther 6y ago
I normally like to use Graphene to create a GraphQL API. Then you can use Vue, React, Angular, etc to build your frontend. You'll convert your read views to Queries that are rendered on the frontend. A big part of the change is likely
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by cyberpanther 6y ago
Here's a hack. Use the referral header or url tracking parameters to redirect the URL to some place seedy or maybe their competitor. I'm sure they'll change it quick after that.
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by cyberpanther 7y ago
They've always made it hard to use their devices as webcams. If they had that feature, they would be selling like gangbusters now. Wyze did a firmware update and bam, you have a webcam. It hurts you in the long term to always upsell an
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Auto generated custom Bible Podcasts for all those quarantine walks(podcastbible.app)
2 points by cyberpanther 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Bypass App Store Subscription Fees?
3 points by cyberpanther 7y ago|2 comments
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by cyberpanther 7y ago
On chrome os screen sharing button is disabled even though it's still chrome.
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by cyberpanther 7y ago
For me it's Django. It's a mature framework but also gives you plenty of ways to customize and configure for your usecase. However, another might be the libraries. If you have to implement machine learning or data analysis on your
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Call for Rejected Tech Conference Talks(rejectedtalks.com)
1 points by cyberpanther 7y ago|0 comments
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Testing Python Social Auth(hackernoon.com)
2 points by cyberpanther 7y ago|0 comments
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Voice Assistants Are the Modern Day Groom of the Stool(hackernoon.com)
3 points by cyberpanther 7y ago|0 comments
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by cyberpanther 7y ago
https://www.inoreader.com/
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by cyberpanther 7y ago
really good! Like the slides feature
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by cyberpanther 7y ago
Charfield in django is varchar so while there is no performance difference vs textfield, it does put limits on your inputs. This is most likely a good security measure. Unbounded inputs can be found and exploited.
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
The whole situation reminds me of the opposite of BaseCamp. They got rid of all tiers and went unlimited to simplify the product. And they still rake in the dough. You fundamentally make your business more complex and costly with all this n
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
I'm of the opinion that humans crave to solve problems in one form or another. That can be in business, family, etc. In tech we solve physical problems. A mother or father solves the even more complicated problem of how to raise a chil
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
Sounds like you're successful and have many personal outlets such as your business, music, etc. So I don't think wood working or extra academia is the solution. It sounds like you need more social interaction. You don't neces
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
This is why if Apple ever did a legitimate server offering with virtualization they would kill it. How many devs, develop on Mac and deploy to linux? And also now use VMs for containers. Imagine if MacOS supported containers natively. They
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
I really hate this meme because it misunderstands how learning takes place. If you are learning basketball and only did the fundamentals you would be practicing drills your whole life. Drills are important but don't teach you everythin
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
pipenv is not perfect but it is definitely headed in the right direction. It is a lot easier for beginners to get started with which is one of the best things I've found. To address one of the problems, Running Scripts: basic complaint
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
This is also a problem with developer bootcamps since they get a lot of "sales" from reviews. They can often cater to students to the detriment of the learning experience. At times it is about catering to creature comforts, but ca
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
I think the problem with heroku is not scaling but the cost. They use AWS behind the scenes so you are paying a premium over AWS. Eventually that will become expensive. But if you are saving money on labor it's worth it.
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Hacking Celery to Write a Code Formatting API(medium.com)
1 points by cyberpanther 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Code Formatting API(neutron64.com)
7 points by cyberpanther 8y ago|1 comments
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
I would love to get rid of www but this going to confuse the heck out of people. We could get rid of www if more DNS providers supported ANAME. And Google Domains does not. How bout start there.
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I Like Big Frameworks and I Can Not Lie(medium.com)
2 points by cyberpanther 8y ago|0 comments
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Termux turns Android into a Linux development environment(opensource.com)
4 points by cyberpanther 8y ago|0 comments
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
You can use Termux on a Chromebook to run Linux already and develop. See termux.com and https://medium.com/digitalcrafts/exiting-vim-on-a-touch-scre... This is without going into dev too. You just need to enable androi
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Why Rocket Mortgage Doesn't Work for Me(medium.com)
2 points by cyberpanther 8y ago|0 comments
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by cyberpanther 8y ago
OK for real. :-) I've always liked Python for web dev because it is a good general purpose language, it's elegant, and has good web frameworks. Some other languages are really good at the web but not much useful outside of that. S

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