heyalexej

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   by heyalexej 11y ago

   This is very interesting. Will you release the data and code at some point?
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   2015 EU VAT Rules for Digital Products: The Six Month Roundup(sendowl.com)

   3 points by heyalexej 11y ago|0 comments
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   by heyalexej 11y ago

   I found http://jack.ventures today and thought it's very well done. Got curious what he's using to generate the HTML and tracked down his repo in one of the comments.
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   Simple Static Site Generator for Photo/Editorial Mix Content (Written in Bash)(github.com)

   1 points by heyalexej 11y ago|1 comments
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   by heyalexej 11y ago

   The rules and tools of the game slightly changed but there are still plenty of opportunities up for grab. http://www.wizzed.com is a website started by a kid (I think he's 16 now). Check out the Alexa and SimilarWeb ranking
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   by heyalexej 11y ago

   Same here [1]. $ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 14.10 Release: 14.10 Codename: utopic $ google-chrome --version Google Chrome 43.0.2357.132 [1]
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   by heyalexej 11y ago

   Our front end developer seems to like it. We decided to use React in combo with RxJS[2], utilizing a unidirectional data flow for a new project[1]. React plays well with D3 and local CSS[3] to create reusable charting components. Our app pr
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   by heyalexej 11y ago

   It's an old article from Sep 19, 2013. 26 popups you have to dodge to get to the slider that you have to click through with another 17 ads. This is the reward: 1. Bootstrap 2. Node.js 3. JQuery 4. HTML5 Boilerplate 5. Ruby
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   by heyalexej 11y ago

   Curious: Was it a lot of back-and-forth with support to lift the limits?
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    This is a great idea. I wonder if you thought about implementing some sort of comment/discussion section, maybe with a voting system. That way people could express their opinions and maybe even give valuable advice as to how they'
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    I just scraped Google for the indexed mirrors. site:sourceforge.net/projects/ inurl:mirror -inurl:files -inurl:reviews -inurl:compare -inurl:support Gave me these[0] 253 indexed projects. Would be interesting to crawl the e
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    Plenty popular names on there. That's shocking.
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    Here's a Video that explains how the Google Survey team uses perceptual visual diffs (dpxdt) in their deployments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMnZiTL0tUc
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    While true, Palo Alto might not be the center of the universe for... like 99.99999999999999999999% of human beings on this planet. The world is a huge playground. I am slow traveling since many many years and have a pretty awesome life in m
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    "Significant wealth" can mean many different things. I've seen Derek Sivers speaking at multiple conferences. He has a very interesting question that I since ask myself and others: "What do you optimize your life for?&qu
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    https://github.com/etcinit/speedbump is a Redis backed rate limiter that we're currently evaluating for our app.
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    Absolutely. And it's incredibly simple, too: https://stripe.com/checkout Alternatively you have always solutions like https://gumroad.com/ or https://simplegoods.co/ of which you can s
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    by heyalexej 11y ago

    This is a mistake that a lot of (diy-ish) people diving into entrepreneurship get wrong. Time is the most rigid resource we have and the number one asset. Just because you can build or maintain everything yourself (and developers, engineers
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    What Richard Branson and 30 Amazing Entrepreneurs Taught Me in 7 Days(themcmethod.com)

    2 points by heyalexej 11y ago|0 comments
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    Spyre – Turn Pandas DataFrames Into Web Apps(github.com)

    1 points by heyalexej 11y ago|0 comments
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    I came here to say the same. The walls of texts look very impressive to the eye but after reading a few pages I have no idea where this is going. I am scraping on a daily basis so I am very interested to see what it does and how it will mak
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    Soooo, I won't get the job?
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    print [i for i in reversed(range(101))]
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    I was fooled by the name for a long time. "SQLite? That's what you use to store 160 phone book entries or something." How wrong I was.
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    Is http://ayaadvisor.org/ a reputable source in terms of reviews? If not, how could this problem be fixed? Scraping and analyzing a few million reviews on tripadvisor a few months ago left me at a place where I don't t
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    Gister: Manage your gists from the command-line(github.com)

    1 points by heyalexej 12y ago|0 comments
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    There are plenty of legitimate reasons to pay with BTC. I love how friction-less and easy it is, especially if you get partially paid in BTC as well for your services. I love https://bithost.io and I guess you could ask Scott if
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    That's a great app. Some ideas: - I'm currently in Laos, but I think/operate in USD/€, not in LAK. Please give me the chance to decide which currency I want to see. - 1 GB as the lowest memory threshold leaves out
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    It's also used internally in apt-fast[1] and speeds up the process by an order of magnitude for me. [1] https://github.com/ilikenwf/apt-fast
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    by heyalexej 12y ago

    why not lynx -head -dump http://httpbin.org Your version dumps the body as well, which is hard to parse if you just need the headers. On another note: Thanks for curl - it's always high up in my charts somehow. Right n