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by hanley 12y ago
You can get around that by using a service like Uptime Robot to ping your site every hour and keep the dyno running. That way you have a free 24/7 app that doesn't go idle. I think Heroku is trying to get rid of that with these ch
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by hanley 12y ago
I have a handful of little apps that I do that with. Too bad that won't work anymore, they aren't worth $84/yr each to me to have them running 24/7.
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by hanley 12y ago
I'm curious how many people will be regular subscribers to all of these services or just sign up for a month to watch a new show and then freeze the account. When Game of Thrones premieres I'll be getting an HBO Now account for a
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by hanley 12y ago
Where can I find the blog?
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by hanley 12y ago
From firsthand experience, I would strongly suggest not working remotely as a new grad. I had a lot of experience before and during college, and then just happened to fall into a remote job with a company that is completely remote when I gr
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by hanley 12y ago
> I wrote a small Python script on the spot in a couple of minutes that did the same work... That convinced her to learn some Ruby. Why didn't that convince her to learn Python? Especially since she could eventually use SciPy, NumPy
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by hanley 12y ago
Abbreviating San Francisco to SF is understandable, but I wasn't sure if PA meant Pennsylvania or Palo Alto.
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by hanley 12y ago
It's interesting that the images show the Office app being used on an iPad instead of a Surface.
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by hanley 12y ago
HipChat integrations can be frustrating/lacking and I often find myself resorting to Zapier. The integration with JIRA is a joke and a huge pain to setup/manage for large workflows, which is especially surprising since HipChat and
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by hanley 12y ago
> We switched from Hipchat and we didn't really have a good reason - it just felt better. This is interesting. How many employees are using it? Slack costs 4 times as much as HipChat ($8/user/month vs. $2/user/mo
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by hanley 12y ago
I get the feeling that you didn't read the original post.
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by hanley 12y ago
I'm surprised they haven't implemented many of the features that RES has. I certainly don't use RES to it's full extent, but I find several of the features crucial to my Reddit experience.
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by hanley 12y ago
The line from the docs that flurp quoted might be exactly why people didn't transition to using the API - it suggested that Pinboard was developing Oauth and no one wants to update their code twice.
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by hanley 12y ago
I expected women on bikes based on the link, but the nudity in the second photo was definitely not expected.
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by hanley 12y ago
Please edit that link and put NSFW tags. Thanks.
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by hanley 12y ago
You joke, but Apple did have a clothing line at one point... http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-80s-clothing-line-2014-...
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by hanley 12y ago
Very interesting lectures and it's great that they are doing this. Both of the speakers could benefit from a public speaking class though.
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by hanley 12y ago
I always had difficulty finding the correct amount of time to nap for where I would wake up feeling refreshed and not drowsy, until I read about Dali napping with a spoon in his hand. The idea is that you hold the spoon off the bed/cou
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by hanley 12y ago
Awesome idea. The next step would be allowing choice of departure time and arrival time and showing weather loosely based on that. The prediction might be less reliable but then at least I could put in that I was leaving for somewhere at 7p
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by hanley 12y ago
Flask is Python so it would fall under 'etc' on Python / Django, etc.
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by hanley 12y ago
Looks cool. You should make some sample datasets available for the trial accounts to play with.
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by hanley 12y ago
Wow Newslines is a cool idea, thanks for pointing that out.
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by hanley 12y ago
Andrew Godwin, the creator of South built the new migrations feature for Django 1.7. Here is a presentation he gave on the topic at PyCon US 2014: http://pyvideo.org/video/2630/designing-djangos-migrations
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by hanley 12y ago
Not anymore. "The web site you are accessing has experienced an unexpected error. Please contact the website administrator."
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by hanley 12y ago
I've noticed more desktop applications being built on HTML5, node-webkit, etc. Can anyone point me towards some good resources for getting started in this? I'm specifically interested in building a Windows application this way.
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by hanley 12y ago
Not all of them are using Square. There a lots of merchant companies that offer card swipe phone adapters, including PayPal and Quicken.
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by hanley 12y ago
They only studied 23 people. I don't think anything at all can be claimed from such a small sample.
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by hanley 12y ago
From what I could tell, he made most of his money on an app that was using a trademarked name from a video game, I'm surprised no one went after him for that.
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by hanley 12y ago
[3] is broken, should be https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
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Sprint Said to Plan T-Mobile Bid as Banks Pushed to Fund(bloomberg.com)
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