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Show HN: Exploring React-like functionality without React(dosyago-coder-0.github.io)
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by dosy 8y ago
Thanks!
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by dosy 8y ago
You're welcome. I signed up with a Surface Pro but it wasn't in tablet mode. Chrome 67.0.3396.99 on Windows 10. I tried resizing the browser window a few times to see if a button would appear. I don't know (didn't check
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by dosy 8y ago
This was a great write up. Also I hope I get a chance to use and love the product. I'm a founder who lives outside the US and has a US company and bank account via Stripe Atlas. Just signed up and got to the "Information Requests&
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by dosy 8y ago
That is cool.
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Show HN: Live stream of the latest HN items(live-mode.us-west-2.elasticbeanstalk.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
I just added triangular hover regions based on the comments. Debug outlines showing the open paths to the submenus: https://vgy.me/nBfeiA.gif
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by dosy 8y ago
Merged!
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by dosy 8y ago
Context: I like the Bloomberg site and their drop-down menu is cool. Purely as a challenge, I set out to mimick the styles and behaviour of that menu without using JavaScript and trying to keep the HTML/CSS as minimal as possible. Thei
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Show HN: Mimicking the Bloomberg menu widget without JavaScript(dosyago-coder-0.github.io)
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by dosy 8y ago
Hello HNer, I have built this simple tool because I needed it for another project. My aim was to produce a scalable, and fault-tolerant "fire-and-forget" SaaS capable of scheduling recurrent workloads in the same manner as cron, b
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Show HN: Schedule HTTP timed callbacks on scalable fault-tolerant infrastructure(npmjs.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
But interestingly this person has held the NPM package name "palantir" for 4 years. Wow. Just wow.
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Show HN: Kairoi – scalably schedule as many deferred webhooks as you need(github.com)
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US Army has made a plastic bandage that swells to patch wounds(newscientist.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
Hello, this makes it easy to do: kairoi every 1 second for 2 hours \ PUT https://api.example.com/cache --body={action:"garbage-collect"} to create a recurring webhook that calls back to your URL, on
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Show HN: CLI for fault-tolerant and scalable app callbacks faster than cron(github.com)
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Show HN: Hacker News top 500 reranked by rankshift(hnsakura.xyz)
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Show HN: Distributed, scalable recurring webhooks from the command line(npmjs.com)
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Show HN: Kairoi – Time-as-a-Service CLI(github.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
Ready to be run in Docker, and they also have an OSS release[1] and I believe it is based on Airbnb Chronos[2] [1] https://github.com/victorcoder/dkron [2] https://mesos.github.io/chronos/
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Dkron.io – Distributed job scheduling system(dkron.io)
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by dosy 8y ago
Hey. That's interesting. I'll answer as well since coincidentally at same time as OP I just built a recurring webhook scheduler[1]. That Azure pricing is very competitive / cheap! That's 22 million requests per month for
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by dosy 8y ago
> How much would it cost to do 3 million requests a month? Hey! Coincidentally at the same time as the OP, I just built a recurring task hook as a service, and I can do 1 request every second (2.6 million per month) for USD$26 You can se
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by dosy 8y ago
Hey. I just made this. It's a coincidence that the OP and me are building it at the same time, but AFAICT the OP service does not support recurring tasks, but Pocketwatch does. Per your example, try: curl https://api.poc
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by dosy 8y ago
I just posted a scalable service that does support recurring scheduling ( every 15 minutes, as fast as every second, or long as every n months ). Show HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17353486
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by dosy 8y ago
Hello all! I built Pocketwatch as a simple solution for web applications to schedule recurring tasks. It lets you schedule a recurring series of HTTP requests, spaced by an interval you choose, for a duration you decide, back to your applic
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Show HN: Pocketwatch Free Demo – Recurring Job Scheduling as a Service(pocketwatch.xyz)
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Kasuo Kashio, co-founder of Casio Computer, dies aged 89(scmp.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
The small "hn:<item_id>" link under the title will take you to the page on HN. I was lazy to make that info available here. Because of the way the HN API works, I believe you need to make a separate request to get the number

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