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by graffitici 11y ago
Out of curiosity, if you were to implement the features of Pusher yourself, would it have added too much to your implementation? I guess you would need to set up your own Socket.IO server, and push data from that. I've never implemente
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by graffitici 11y ago
The benchmarks are very interesting. I wonder what React's performance would look like when using immutable data structures, such as those by Immutable.js (another FB project). It seems to me that you would again get the benefit of imm
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by graffitici 11y ago
Brilliant news for the entire node ecosystem! Having two competing implementations would not be ideal (even if they both support NPM). I hope under this new structure, the development will work at the speed of io.js. Well done to everyone i
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by graffitici 11y ago
Somebody rediscovered functional programming, or am I missing something?
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by graffitici 11y ago
I'm using Fastmail, via PostBox. I actually e-mailed them to ask whether they could "emulate" the Gmail interface, so that Gmail apps could be used with their web app. They kindly elevated the request to their dev team, but t
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Ask HN: Alternative CRM to Streak for Non-Gmail
2 points by graffitici 11y ago|2 comments
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by graffitici 11y ago
And what would be that lesson?
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by graffitici 11y ago
Can you point me to a list of such recommendations for Django 1.8? Are these official ones?
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by graffitici 11y ago
Thanks for your reply! This is very enlightening! I think I'll go for FastMail, but I'll also keep RS and AppRiver in mind. I actually like the way IMAP is email-only. FastMail also offers CalDAV for calendar syncing, which should
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by graffitici 11y ago
Looks neat, although $120/year is a bit steep for using a single mailbox. Maybe I can try to find 4 others to share the costs. On that note, anybody else looking for a paid e-mail service..? :)
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by graffitici 11y ago
Yes, I did that years ago when I was in high-school, but I currently don't mind paying for it. I don't have too much to configure sendmail, procmail, IMAP server, etc.. Maybe I'm getting old. It was definitely fun and a good
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Ask HN: Favorite paid e-mail hosting service
7 points by graffitici 11y ago|12 comments
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by graffitici 12y ago
I am not trying to be cynical, but if software is eating the world, does it make sense to build hardware ? It seems to me that sticking an iPhone on any bike via an attachment would do everything this bike does. It has an accelerometer for
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by graffitici 12y ago
As someone who's been meaning to learn LESS or SASS, good to see this. SASS might be the way to go then..!
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by graffitici 12y ago
I always am amazed at these comments. This in itself contains as much info as the OP! I feel like they are getting lost in HN. Copy-paste to medium? :) Thanks!
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by graffitici 12y ago
I only played with docker briefly on my laptop, and never in a production system. Do you think there will be any performance hits in a system like this?
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by graffitici 12y ago
Can you recommend a resource (book, blog article, website) for learning more about NoSQL database design and denormalization? The issue not being of course that I have trouble finding such resources, but that there are way too many..
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by graffitici 12y ago
Cassandra is another NoSQL database that is known for having lots of columns (I believe around 2 billion columns per row). It is typically used for storing time-series. The row is taken to be the "base" epoch, and each column in t
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by graffitici 12y ago
I also found Nilas: https://www.nilas.com/ It's not an SMTP server, but translates between REST calls and SMTP/IMAP commands (as far as I understand). So they store my Google credentials on their server, I keep an
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by graffitici 12y ago
Thanks for the answer. I'll look into Mac OS X cron's ability to send output. But my main answer was in finding an SMTP service that can send emails. In your example, don't you have to log in to smtp.server.name? If so, don&#
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Ask HN: Free,reliable SMTP service for sending emails from cron jobs in Mac OS X
3 points by graffitici 12y ago|8 comments
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by graffitici 12y ago
Right, but the article's point is that they started working on cars. You are making the point that it would take them a long time to build it.. They have the cash and I don't see why they would be in any rush, if driverless cars a
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Smaug from LOTR is a guest on Colbert(thecolbertreport.cc.com)
2 points by graffitici 12y ago|0 comments
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by graffitici 12y ago
Hi guys, I've been working on this for a few months. It would be great to get some feedback as to whether people would be interested in helping out with testing or development.. Essentially, I want to create a very seamless, interactiv
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Kasa: a super-easy, interactive IDE for smart home app development(kasa.co)
3 points by graffitici 12y ago|1 comments
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by graffitici 12y ago
The reason for this broad applicability is because it holds for any queueing system. The beauty of the law is that it holds for any distribution of arrival, occupancy, and latency. Just multiplying the averages gets the job done!
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by graffitici 12y ago
Hi, johnymontana! The idea is to have the SciPy tools available in the IPython environment. So from that environment, you can get readings from sensors, and then directly use this as an input to one of the many algorithms available in sciki
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by graffitici 12y ago
Thanks! Any thoughts on the concept itself?
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Ask HN: Home automation + data science tool?
9 points by graffitici 12y ago|5 comments
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by graffitici 12y ago
It looks like the goal of the project is mostly to adopt the syntax of Go. Instead of using gevent, Greenlets, Coroutines, etc.. they use "goroutines"..

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