foxhop

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by foxhop 11y ago
Free idea, likely worth millions if executed properly: Consumer rebates management service
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by foxhop 11y ago
Research "model view controller" and separation of concerns. It is very hard to maintain or even reason about a file or make a change or secure exploitable edge cases when the application has html, css, javascript, php, and calls
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by foxhop 11y ago
cool, never knew that existed.
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by foxhop 11y ago
Yes, this is how Gravatar works.
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by foxhop 11y ago
I'm bootstrapping a Disqus "clone" that I plan to open source and offer hosted versions as a SaaS company. I'm still building the MVP but I have a demo running here: http://www.remarkbox.com I've taken s
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by foxhop 11y ago
Hi Ian, long time fan of your work. I'm supporting both using some silly logic to pull in requirements.txt and supply that to setup. https://github.com/russellballestrini/botoform
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by foxhop 11y ago
Pyramid also has scaffolds which layout the project in an intelligent way based on some assumptions. Pyramid can be as batteries included or as out of your way as you desire. In the end there isn't a Pyramid way (The Rails Way) there
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by foxhop 11y ago
I do not use flask for large applications, I reach for Pyramid instead.
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by foxhop 11y ago
Check out SmartOS and Smart Data Center which powers Joyent's public cloud. It's completely opensource, like OpenStack but seems to be light years ahead. Also today I learned about CNCF which is forming to prevent these types of l
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by foxhop 11y ago
Do they think it was a mass burial or separate burials during that time period?
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by foxhop 11y ago
> The Watson 2016 Foundation is not accepting donations at this time and does not intend to in the foreseeable future. We are not a political action committee of any kind, and actually support campaign finance reform to get money out of
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by foxhop 11y ago
I spent 1 minute looking and then I left. Stripe has all my business. I "signed up" without ever signing up. Stripe has a perfect customer acquisition funnel.
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by foxhop 11y ago
Thank you for the advice. I'll do that right away.
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by foxhop 11y ago
Its written in Python and uses YAML instead of whatever config markup Terraform uses. My goal is to keep Botoform focused only on AWS and make it more intuitive and enjoyable to use then something like cloud formation. Also I hope the proje
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by foxhop 11y ago
I didn't expect this to be submitted, I don't have many docs written, but ... Here is a quickstart: https://botoform.readthedocs.org/en/latest/guides/quickstart... I'm going to work on document
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by foxhop 11y ago
Hello. I'm one of the maintainers, if you are interested in working on botoform, message me, my team is hiring.
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by foxhop 11y ago
Where do erotic web camera sites that allow tipping and rake money off the top fit in? I'm pretty sure lots of people are addicted to these shows.
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by foxhop 11y ago
I use Pyramid: http://www.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/about
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by foxhop 11y ago
No, I didn't know that. Thanks.
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by foxhop 11y ago
tar ... tape archive
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by foxhop 11y ago
I've seen jq used in various places, called from bash, ends up looking pretty unwieldy. Also briefly looking at the docs, I don't see anywhere where this nested-lookup functionality exists.
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by foxhop 11y ago
does xpath require knowing the path? nested-lookup doesn't.
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by foxhop 11y ago
I've thought about this topic a lot recently. Many times I find myself working with API endpoints which return deeply nested JSON or XML "documents" which I have no real desire to learn their schema. (AWS and ElastiSearch) I
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by foxhop 11y ago
Thank you for writing this alternative program and quickly responding to help in the issue tracker. This program's workflow feels much more pleasant for an admin who knows how TLS works. Is it possible to serve a text file on the exis
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by foxhop 11y ago
Yes, look to my profile for proof. Do you have anything specific in mind that would cause you to believe otherwise? Possibly I can offer up my experiences.
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by foxhop 11y ago
http://youtu.be/Pm8P4oCIY3g this is a talk by Joyant's Bryan Cantrill where he make the case that announcing something is going to be open sourced in the future is bad and is an anti pattern.
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by foxhop 12y ago
Unix 'fc' or fix command
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by foxhop 12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/QjjnGI6.png : ) I like this.
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Risk, process, and balance – DevOps and Agile(russell.ballestrini.net)
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by foxhop 12y ago
This honestly reminds me of Sears Electronics Department, I worked there for 3 years.

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