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by is0tope 7y ago
Definitely want to agree with the point about documentation. I pretty much always end up using it if I need to set up docker on a new machine, or do other web app related ops tasks.
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by is0tope 7y ago
I think call of duty in many ways makes sense when viewed as a singleplayer game (which in recent years it hasn't been). When I buy it, I am not looking for "innovative gameplay, etc". I am instead looking for the gaming equi
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by is0tope 7y ago
I highly reccomend tryi g out docker compose if you are doing this kind of thing.
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by is0tope 7y ago
I've been an avid user of docker-compose for web app type projects. In this case, I've found putting everything in one repo perfectly manageable. Usually this means the backend, frontend, nginx and any other random microservices a
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by is0tope 8y ago
That was the original plan but it was waaaay to unreliable. The current system is pretty simple as you can synchronize the timestamps of streamers games (I know their Id's!) and their twitch streams. I use django-background-tasks to ru
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by is0tope 8y ago
I've built a bunch of stuff using Django, but my most recent project allows people who play the game ClashRoyale to see if they have played against a streamer on Twitch. If they have, they can view the video directly at the moment thei
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by is0tope 8y ago
Nodejs for any realtime stack or where websockets need to be used. If it's a basic crud app django is also a solid choice. For frontend I generally go with Vue these days if making an SPA or any dynamic functionality, it's just ve
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by is0tope 8y ago
Thanks for the insight. Yes it is presumably one user. Interesting algorithm also with overwriting. There is a risk though that someone might get passively punished simply because someone overwrote them.
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by is0tope 8y ago
Unsurprising in some ways, but that's freedom :/ Could make Donald trump a censored word, but not sure what that would be saying.
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by is0tope 8y ago
In a loose sense. You can see the other players cursors as they type and they can see yours. Idea is to see if people will interact when that happens.
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by is0tope 8y ago
Before anyone asks, I only need registration to keep track of characters. Feel free to make up any username and password you want! I've been working on this side project over the christmas break The original goal was to learn about rea
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Show HN: tascii.io – a multiplayer ASCII character grid(tascii.io)
9 points by is0tope 8y ago|8 comments
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by is0tope 8y ago
As an avid compose user this looks pretty cool. My only concern is how portable is this to cloud based kubernetes solutions (which is what I would want my end state to be)?
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by is0tope 9y ago
I usually recommend Q for Mortals. V http://code.kx.com/q4m3/ The thing I love is that the SQL and regular programming syntax can be mixed. For instance, if I wish to apply a lambda function for each group I can do, eg:
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by is0tope 9y ago
I've been meaning to learn kubernetes for a while now having been a docker compose user for a few years. Swarm seemed super appealing due to easy migration and simplicity. Having gone through a few tutorials for Kube I still feel a lit
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by is0tope 9y ago
Are people really running jupyter notebooks in some sort of production system? I was always under the impression that the idea was to do some exploratory work in the notebook and test out some basic functionality. After this it should just
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by is0tope 9y ago
Absolutely. Though i have yet to have the chance to use it at work (large enterprise), it has totally been a game changer for me in terms of creating side projects in dev and seamless deployment. There is definitely some overhead and not e
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by is0tope 9y ago
Thanks for trying! It's not quite finished yet, but when it is I'll do a Show HN.
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by is0tope 9y ago
If you are interested in looking at what reddit is saying about any coins you are researching you can try http://bitreddit.com . Disclosure: this is a side project I am working on to learn react.
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by is0tope 9y ago
This is a very informative tutorial, I've been meaning to learn Kube for a while now. I have to say though, coming from someone who has used docker-compose/swarm a lot both for development and deployment; this seems like a huge am
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by is0tope 9y ago
I'll be working on finishing off a small practice project for viewing cryptocurrency mentions vs price on reddit. http://bitreddit.com
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by is0tope 9y ago
Funny to see this as I just read about this curious telephony solution in the book "The Master Switch".
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by is0tope 9y ago
I have been an on and off q user for a few years. KDB+/Q is a great system, but in my opinion it is best used for its correct purpose;and that purpose is primarily time series and data streaming. The columnar structure of the DB as wel
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by is0tope 9y ago
Is it possible to currently visit any of these islands? It might sound ridiculous, but I've always thought that "nuclear tourism" was fascinating in a dark way. Ive seen articles with people walking on top of the "cactus
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by is0tope 9y ago
I have a MSI GS60 ghost Pro ( https://www.msi.com/Laptop/GS60-6QC-Ghost.html ). There are newer models now but the specs are great and the look is (relatively) clean. There's lights on the keyboard which can be dimm
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by is0tope 9y ago
http://randomport.io My first attempt to create something using create-react-app. Generates a random ephemeral port if you can't think of a port for a service.