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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I think what you're talking about is one of Tornado's demos - not sure how current it is though. https://github.com/facebook/tornado/tree/master/demos/s3serv...
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
What are some examples of events and mentorship activities sponsored during this period?
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I'd say that in the near future it will be possible to use some of the larger, more widely touted features of HTML5 and related tech. Definitely things like canvas and web sockets as most modern browsers support those now in some form and i
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
This is a great question. On our last project we mostly got feedback from close friends (one even did a usability study as a class project!) and attempted to get feedback via random posts on the internet. We've been working on something new
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
A common case seems to be be some sort of 'Donate' link or an optional paid version (app store style) for those that wish to support the developer.
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
The Tangled Web: A Guide to Securing Modern Web Applications: http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/tangled/
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
Chrome 15+ supports CSP. In 15 it uses an old syntax I believe but if you use 16+ then you should be able to use the same headers as in Firefox. I didn't realize FF had CSP working as well. Thanks!
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I sent some details and a few screenshots for you.
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
The dialog to "Tell Columbus more about you" never loaded for me with Firefox.
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I saw a graph for the link on this post but tried a number of other functions and did not see graphs.
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I also enjoy creating small projects and would not enjoy being in the position of not being able to work on them or not being able to to release them. Even though nobody else may really care about what I do, I enjoy the ability to talk abou
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I'd just like to point out that Amazon didn't use the Android Market for the Fire but used their own ecosystem (whether you want to argue that they built the Amazon app store for the purpose of putting it on their own devices is another sto
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I can testify that an EC2 micro (free tier) instance stands up to some level of traffic as long as your site is built well. It is also easy to scale that instance in the case that you need even more capacity and are willing to pay a bit mor
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
It's something I've always been interested in although I don't have the flexibility in my schedule to make it work. From what the accounts I've read, It provides some benefit in the short term however it doesn't seem sustainable in the long
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
We used it for our new product and it enabled us to write a usable layout with good looking elements really quickly. We're likely to move away from it in the future but it was really helpful as we were starting out.
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Show HN: DrawWith.Me - Free Drawing and Sharing with WebGL(drawwith.me)
9 points by dtwwtd 15y ago|4 comments
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I'm especially looking forward to trying the new interface to Twisted and the gen module. I was about to write some async interfaces to things that are currently not - these new modules look like they'll be helping me out quite a bit.
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Tornado 2.1 released(tornadoweb.org)
87 points by dtwwtd 15y ago|35 comments
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
If I remember correctly, this was presented at A2NewTech [ http://www.a2newtech.org/ ] a few months back (I don't remember which month). They had a good demo and I really like what they're trying to do. I wish there was a little bit of a
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
Great article. It's a good reminder that you don't need funding and a huge idea to get a side project going. Thanks for writing this!
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I guess the first one that comes to mind would be Twilio.
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I'd say learning OpenGL would be a good thing. The OpenGL ES 2.0 spec is supported on both iOS and Android and you can write in C++ for both. It might be more practical use some engine, but if you want to understand what is happening under
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
I think this would be an interesting twist on the "slowban" from the article. It would certainly impede argumentative behavior.
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
An open source project called ThinkUp is trying to do something similar to this. However, right now you have to host your own copy. http://thinkupapp.com/
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
Where are you based out of? At least here in the Ann Arbor/Detroit area the demand for good developers/interns is huge, and it seems most people that want a software job around here have one. My best advice would be try to get involved in l
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by dtwwtd 15y ago
This isn't my project but something that some people I know are trying to get going. I think they are almost shooting for a dating site type feel - I've had the process of finding a cofounder refered to as dating (with the hackers as the wo
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Cofound.org matches you with the cofounder you're looking for(cofound.org)
7 points by dtwwtd 15y ago|6 comments
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
For things like files Alfred does have verbs. examples: open report.pdf - opens in default pdf application find report.pdf - opens directory in finder Take a look around in the preferences, while it doesn't have all the featu
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
Nice, I like the interactivity. I realize it would make the chart really cluttered, but I wish there was a button to show all of the workflow arrows at once.
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
He came to Michigan to speak a few weeks back and he recommended to me a presentation from Dave McClure that covered some of the same stuff. It's pretty jam packed full of info but really useful none the less. There's a few of these floatin

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