epynonymous

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by epynonymous 8y ago
the main things, i think, necessary to make somewhere a great location for a startup are public infrastructure and talent, i dont know anything about naples, but i wonder first and foremost how good the local talent is, and second how well
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by epynonymous 8y ago
anyone know what library the stock app uses for its charts? the redesigned stock app is pretty cool, i was searching for it and seems it’s called a spark line, but i couldnt find anything in the developer docs or cocoapods
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by epynonymous 8y ago
this is pretty awesome, plenty of great advice littered throughout. would be nice if your advice could be automated, i.e. i give you a url, you give it a score based on your advice, i don't see a need for rocket science. another meth
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by epynonymous 8y ago
just fyi, bit.ly doesnt work in china, so i’m not able to use this, but i’m pretty sure that your target market isnt china at this moment. how does this differ from indiehackers or others? my impression is that the barrier to entry is lowe
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by epynonymous 8y ago
powerful, this puts everything i do in pale comparison, this person's acts are really changing the world and directly saving lives. i also don't see him trying to profit on this, but instead he's trying to replicate this wor
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by epynonymous 8y ago
ironic that bike sharing is supposed to help the environment by reducing the reliance on cars, but the stark reality in china is that the copy cat clones are causing massive competition through aggressive funding and trying to displace each
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The Ugly Side of Bike Sharing(yahoo.com)
2 points by epynonymous 8y ago|1 comments
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by epynonymous 8y ago
refreshing article, i have what i consider to be a potential small business, it's not as attractive i'd assume to investors as most things these days that have something to do with blockchain, machine-learning, self-driving cars,
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by epynonymous 8y ago
if that's the case, i'll stick with catdoc. my use case is to create a full text search index of the content, trading libre office cli for catdoc, i'd rather just stick with catdoc, but thanks.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
thanks, will check this out
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i have been using catdoc and pdftotext to convert doc and pdf files, respectively. nice to see that there's an alternative that also includes a library, will be checking this out. a couple questions i have, seems firstly that old scho
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by epynonymous 8y ago
this is pretty cool. i was looking at your case, could you tell me the exact model case you were using? i couldn't find the exact model on modmypi. also, here's a writeup i did on my experiences creating something with an rpi 3
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i haven't open sourced everything, but there are code snippets in the document, let me know if you need anything specific.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
author here, that document is a work in progress, i have a few updates since i started this document, but they haven't made it in just yet. please let me know if you have any questions.
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My Experiences Building Small Devices with RPi(github.com)
3 points by epynonymous 8y ago|3 comments
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i didnt see this posed in the comments, but it was certainly tops on my mind. is this the same issue for linux kernel?
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by epynonymous 8y ago
golang, amber (templates), gorilla mux, material-components-web, postgresql deployed on aws or lightsail
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i do not work for zoom, but lately our company switched to zoom after using webex, skype, skype for business, polycom, cisco. hands down zoom has been the best solution for video conferencing, works really well.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
congratulations, have been a big fan of the service (free and paid). looking forward to the next few years of innovation.
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by epynonymous 9y ago
after reading through a majority of the comments here, there are several camps: lenovo t4xx/t5xx/x1 carbon, dell xps/precision, mbp, razor edge, and 1 mention of hp’s envy. these are all worthy suggestions, but for me, i deve
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by epynonymous 9y ago
have you tried visual code? also electron based, but works for me, i do golang development mostly.
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by epynonymous 9y ago
drop me a resume if you’re interested in working in one of the best cities in the world, shanghai
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by epynonymous 9y ago
thank you so much for your contributions, i've been using sinatra since version 1.4 or so back in 2011, that was when i first started using ruby to develop mostly dynamic web apps and rest apis. back then i just felt rails was too hea
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by epynonymous 9y ago
sinatra was my favorite minimalist framework, the dsl is so clean and easy to write, mvc was easy to bolt on, and it worked well for so many of my projects. great to see that it's still being updated. fwiw, i went through a phase of
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by epynonymous 9y ago
ah, i see, so compile some golang/template code into javascript? makes sense to me now, but i never liked the gwt type constructs, i for one actually like the fact that you have ui people working with javascript or whatever languages&
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by epynonymous 9y ago
totally confused by the use of the word isomorphic, isnt this what we used to call a dynamic web app where the server side renders template files and then javascript embedded in the generated html files, most likely, does additional client
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by epynonymous 9y ago
i noticed dietpi has a great list about the various hardware sbc's and their performance ratings for things like file system storage, etc. time to also check out the asus tinker board or odroid c2.
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by epynonymous 9y ago
i suppose this is a one-off project for you or are you creating a device for distribution? if you are creating the latter, how did you clone this to other devices, i'm assuming dd?
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by epynonymous 9y ago
any suggestions for windowing system?
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by epynonymous 9y ago
my requirement is to start up a browser, preferably chrome, and open up a certain page, this page is essentially like a digital scoreboard that is shown on a tv. electron embeds chromium and can start up an application super quickly, of co

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