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by gorbypark 8y ago
This would be a great service. I'd pay a few bucks a week to have a service that sent me a weekly shopping list, and the corresponding recipes. I hate wasting food, so if it could know that "well, he needs blackbeans for this re
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by gorbypark 8y ago
Yes! I've tried out a few of the services here in Canada, using first order promos, and I've found them all to be expensive and have a crazy amount of packaging. I'd love to be able to decide I want a kit, order it online a
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by gorbypark 8y ago
Do you have any details about using Cloudflare Workers as an API gateway?
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by gorbypark 8y ago
You can buy cheapo routers on Ali Express that have OpenWrt pre-installed...
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by gorbypark 8y ago
The best part of CouchDB is PouchDB, in my opinion. It's kinda cool having an in browser database that just syncs "almost effortlessly" with the cloud hosted version.
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by gorbypark 8y ago
If it's free for everyone to use (on the "lowest" tier) like 2.4 and 5GHz, won't it be quickly saturated as well?
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by gorbypark 8y ago
Awesome! I'm a huge mapping and avalanche nerd, too. I didn't have much time to read through the sources of data you are using, but would it be possible/feasible to expand the covered area to places other than Norway? -edit
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by gorbypark 8y ago
Be and BeOS!
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by gorbypark 8y ago
I've been tinkering with Netlify for a year or two now and have two production sites on it for the last ~6 months, and it's amazing. If you have a site built with Vue/React/Angular, there really is no reason to not use
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by gorbypark 8y ago
Tiles are generally just static PNG images. I serve a bunch using nginx and also on CloudFlare CDN. It's as easy as making the folder containing the tiles available on a webserver. I use QGIS/gdal to generate the tiles.
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by gorbypark 8y ago
I do have a slight downtime (1 second or so) when upgrading containers since the bash scripts just pulls the new image, stops/rm the container and start up the new one... Although my project is for an enterprise customer who works 7am-
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by gorbypark 8y ago
On the backend my API is using node+koa and postgres+postgis. Front end is vue. Koa is amazing, and there's a postgis package for knex (a SQL query builder) that lets me do geospatial stuff right in node, which is a game changer. Ba
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by gorbypark 8y ago
Exactly. Nothing would stop someone from re-uploading it, but they'd end up with a different url which would go dead pretty quick if used to share something publicly.
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by gorbypark 8y ago
I built a proof of concept project that was a lot like transfer.sh at one point in time. My solution was to not only have a time limit but a download limit as well. I'd guess most people transferring files from the command line want
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by gorbypark 8y ago
What dedicated host do you use?
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by gorbypark 8y ago
I think the logical conclusion is that your iPhone becomes your portable mac desktop. iOs is a modified version of macOS, there are rumours of Apple potentially switching MacBooks to Arm, along with the "merging" of macOS and iOS
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by gorbypark 9y ago
I wonder what percentage of Facebook's revenue comes from political advertising? In an ideal world, I'd like to see all political advertising banned from their (and similar) platform.
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by gorbypark 9y ago
Has SiFive released any dates for their dev board that can run Linux? I haven't been following it to closely but would love to get one.