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by iurisilvio 12y ago
You write about what you do. Write about what you learn, not about what you are an expert. Honestly, I have a lot of difficult to do it. Most of the time,I suffer of impostor syndrome. I don't want to write because I'm not an expe
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
At least one more pet project. I started 3 interesting projects, but never launched them.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
Created a pet project this year, it has ~400k hits/month and I earn more than $1k/month with ads. It is completely passive outcome.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I come here to say the same thing. Do not use GitHub as your main website. Use it for some code, but maintain your content in your domain. It is better for your SEO. This way, you have a product, not only a lot of LOC.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
"Simplifying". Now you have 3 ways to pay for the same thing, so now it is simple. You have an extra ~3% discount for the all upfront method, comparing with the partial upfront. The financials here does not look good (for the user
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
It is not exactly commercial, but I was 12 (2001) when I first sold some IRC bots. I started charging something like $10, had no idea I was able to make money from it. One of these bots was used for long time.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
Looks incredible! I'll definitely use something like this. I had problems with special chars. I write the task and some chars just disappear. I manage my tasks in a Sublime tab.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I didn't knew this piece from mrjoes. Thanks for sharing!
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I used Flask-SuperAdmin for some time and migrated back to Flask-Admin. The Flask-SuperAdmin is beautiful, but it is unmaintained. I had to fix several bugs in basic features. It was one year ago, but looking for recent commits (~10 commits
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I didn't found pricing information about your certs. I even tried to register to find these prices, but you asked me for my credit card. Sorry.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I know Pipedrive allow you customize your product (and people, deal, organization) fields. I'm a Pipedrive user.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I had the same problem. Also, I had some DKIM and SPF already configured to external SMTP server. I understand your message, but it is not clear in Mail-in-a-Box interface. What exactly is the problem with my own DNS server? If I want to wo
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I'm just thinking about how to do the drone throw your ad in the pool...
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
Excel is one of the most difficult software to replace in a corporation. It just get the work done, without any third party to block the process. Excel is a safe route, they know how it works and they can even make some brogramming with the
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
In my case, it is a niche with some competitors. I don't share because I don't want to relate the project with me (I'm not worried if someone find it). I don't share it even with friends. Also it is an SEO experiment, al
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
UserVoice is a good option, a lot of SaaS use them.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
Take a look at Zendesk. You have other platforms, but I don't remember any other names.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I assume any recruiter who add me in LinkedIn just don't know anything about me. They are just trying to get my attention to fill some programming job, probably not related with anything I really know. If they really want to work with
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I expected something related with Stellar coins. Looks like a good project, I definitely want an easy way to manage development databases.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
You came here after it was fixed. It is fine now. Also, it was just NYC2, maybe only part of it.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
I ssh-ed into some droplets, but others are completely inacessible outside DO. The internal network works fine, so it is just a several network outage. Again.
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
In a less known project, it is really easy to find an issue where I can be useful. They have lots of created issues and nobody working on them. If I understand the issue, I can just dive into the code and make a patch. In a large project, i
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
Most extensions play nicely together and even help you to combine them. Flask doesn't have an equivalent to Django Apps. An extension is not an independent app, you have to integrate it with your Flask app. This is probably the only th
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by iurisilvio 12y ago
The getting started doesn't help to really start anything. I had to use third party docs to start with salt and ansible. I don't like puppet and chef docs either. Maybe all of them expect some user knowledge (I'm a developer
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by iurisilvio 13y ago
Yes, it was a trivial decision and looks like that decision was not taken, so people expected that to happen sometime: "Well, I've said multiple times that I'll be working on this during the PyCon sprints". More than tha
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by iurisilvio 13y ago
Agreed. I was expecting a large piece of code to justify a second guess about merging it right now (or just declining it with a good reason). It hurts OSS, even if it is a maintainer's right.
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by iurisilvio 13y ago
Point where we can give feedback about your book. A github repo is perfect for that. I found some issues and didn't reported because it is too dificult.
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by iurisilvio 13y ago
What about some navigation tools there? Looks pretty good, but it does not really replace my scrappers. Maybe some of them...
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by iurisilvio 13y ago
It works for I/O bound tasks. For CPU intensive tasks, you have almost no improvement. I use it a lot for web scraping. You can from multiprocessing.pool import ThreadPool. It is not well documented too, but at least the package makes
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by iurisilvio 13y ago
You always can use the incognito window to do that, but I agree it is really annoying.

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