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by gizzlon 11y ago
I'm defrending, trying to get to < 100. 50 would be perfect :) Guess your idea is better, but it's actually kind of fun to de-friend ppl. You should try ;)
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Paraphrasing someone: In business there's no "cheap" or "expensive". It either pays off or it doesn't. Will this domain increase sales enough to make back the 33k? I don't know, but I wouldn't bet o
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Yeah, and I'm not disagreeing with you, cloud can be really expensive . But with cloud they could have started small and cheap, and scaled up when needed.
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by gizzlon 11y ago
As a developer, the costs towards developing ghost seems high: 3 employees and $70,907.89 on subcontracting. Is my mindset wrong? I like ghost.org, it's clean and fast. OTOH it's not complicated or revolutionary, is it? I followe
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by gizzlon 12y ago
yeah, try "Petter Nilsen" :)
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Guess it would work more like Fedora -> Redhat Enterprise Linux. You might be right about the profits, I have no idea.. The "open core" model is horrible IMO. It pits the open source version and the commercial version againts e
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Wagtail looks nice, although I haven't used it much. (shameless plug:) I made a Docker image for the Wagtail Demo to make it easier to test out: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/oyvindsk/wagtail-demo/
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Sure, I'll take a look at it tomorrow
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Cool! The Perl one seems to be perl6, not perl5: https://github.com/docker-exec/perl/blob/master/Dockerfile Maybe you should rename it to Perl6? Perl 5 is still the standard in the Perl world..
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Would that counter example even work? Isn't there a race condition? File-locking? Maybe they should just add to the file and compact it from time-to-time instead..
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Cool, looks like it's not that hard to try out Kubernetes :) Some of the Kubernetes terminology is explained more thoroughly here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduc... https:&#x2
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by gizzlon 12y ago
yeah, I agree.. but I don't know if that qualifies :) I guess asking "what problems do you have" is the wrong way of going about it. The biggest opportunities lies in the unknown unknowns: All the ways IT could help your comp
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Ask HN: Startups: What kind of IT / tech problems do have?
6 points by gizzlon 12y ago|3 comments
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by gizzlon 12y ago
All good, but don't you also think the kids need some time without their parents and other adults? At least when they get a little bit older..
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by gizzlon 12y ago
AAHH, someone called someone pretty online.. bring out the tar and feathers
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by gizzlon 12y ago
I didn't go outside today to have people begging me for money, but they did. I did not go to the office to have that boring annoying guy talk to me, but he did. I did not go to the cafe to have the cute barista girl smile at me, but sh
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by gizzlon 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote / Based in Oslo, Norway, but happy to travel. Can work in Europe and most countries around the world. Availability: 15th of March (sooner if urgent) Price: 150$/day, 1000$/day, 4000$/week Programmer
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by gizzlon 12y ago
> First of all don't tell people what the should or shouldn't think. But it's okay to tell them what to do?
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by gizzlon 12y ago
As others have said, web development is hot right now. In my experience, it's hard to find people willing to build customized back-end stuff. It's probably too expensive, and companies just buy whatever ready-made solutions that k
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Founder of ISC? Impressive! (But it doesn't make the article any better :)
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by gizzlon 12y ago
> Dynamicity usually refers to the fact that you can execute code that wasn't fully specified at runtime. As in eval()'ing code based on user input? That's pretty crazy, and I don't think (hope) a lot of real world
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by gizzlon 12y ago
> It's called XML with XSLT. But that can only generate XML/XHTML, right? Also, fast compared to what? Many options are fast if all you do is replacing some values. Static pages can just be written out from memory or disk, a
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Maybe, but doesn't that require that the attacker can set ENV variables for the executed bash command? I'm sure it happens, but it seems unlikely to be a major concern for most dynamic sites? (I'm not arguing against the noti
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Ok, I understand that there's reasons for using static pages, but I don't get the feeling this guy really understands what he's talking about. > Even if [..] and there's nothing like bash installed on the same comput
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by gizzlon 12y ago
I'm sure rendering on the server makes sense in some cases, but it's not as simple as you think. If you have a million users looking at the same content, you can render the template once on the server or a million times on the cli
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by gizzlon 12y ago
> Hardware like that makes me yearn for one with no wireless and a pair of Gigabit Ethernet ports to use as a firewall and server. Yeah, me too.. I currently use a fan-less Via board with integrated 686 compatible CPU. It's been g
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Cool, I run a pf firewall but this was news to me. Anyone have any idea of the performance overhead? (Not that it really matters for me, just curious)
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by gizzlon 12y ago
I would take "Person of Interest" out of that list. As a non-American, I don't feel it's US propaganda.
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Type-2(gosier.org)
1 points by gizzlon 12y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 12y ago
> It's far from "a hidden fee." You simply have to know the rules But that's the same thing! If people don't know or understand the rules, the fee is hidden to them. You could say that people have should educat

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