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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
Thanks!
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
I wonder if I could do the following... Any help would be appreciated. Here's the scenario: a seller is selling something expensive. Some buyers may prefer purchasing by credit card (simple) but others may prefer to wire money to the s
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
Probably not the target customer indeed. Try doing 3 legs in 3 different same coast cities in a single day for in-person meetings. It's only possible with private jets as you can dictate the time to depart.
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
It's rather the sign of an abusive HN-specific editorial title. The op read the article way deeper than between the lines.
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
Maybe they should have shown a bunch of children around the iPad brainstorming enthusiastically on how the next move to program on the robot?
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
I find the service interesting. But, I suppose lead research is done through outsourcing somewhere cheap because at 800$ per month for 20hrs/week, how can they make a profit? It amounts to about 10$ an hour.
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
At least, these scams would ship you something! It would remind you they decided to scam you by sending you an overprice item. Justfab got the genius idea that it is much more profitable to have apparently nicely priced items that you won
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
I don't bother with backups on Windows or Mac since I made the wise decision to backup every computer, Mac or PC using Crashplan to NAS and cloud. I would have once been mad with this Microsoft feature removal. However, I've come
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
I had helped a friend report a security vulnerability to Facebook. It was similar in the sense that it allowed anyone who knew 2 Facebook usernames (easy to do) to post a private message to someone that would appear to come from a friend. Y
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
These sound awesome. Any pointers on how to modify these for Ubuntu machines?
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
There's Picade, a kickstarter project with Integrated screen. They're a late bug give regular news on the project. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pimoroni/picade-the-arca... However, the linked proj
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by jeromeparadis 13y ago
Now let's fire up lynx which I haven't used since before IE 4.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
That's why I always paste to my text editor and copy from there before pasting anything from a Web page.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Awesome! I've been waiting for this for a while.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
A more appropriate title would have been "What it's like to wake up after dying". Glad he's feeling great. He's mainly lucky someone who know CPR was around soon after his cardiac failure. That's the main reason why he defied statistics and
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Which is the reason I stopped playing with it. I'm in Canada. As so many of my friends from different countries were on it but not from the US, I suppose the drop may have been quite substantial.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Very original! Although it's a joke, it boggles the mind he actually thought of it and implemented it. Kudos!
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
HAProxy works Wellington for node.js websocket apps.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Yeah. These practices are plain stupid and I do the same. YOU tell me who you are and I'll call you. Don't even give me your number because it could still be a trap. For example, if it's a credit card company, if I can't call back at the nu
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
What he said... That's what I've been doing since the 90s. It works well. And, to answer the question what steps to do when they don't pay: not much you can do other than asking. There aren't any worthwhile legal resources for businesses or
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
I think she's on to something with fun educational DIY robotics projects. I wished my sun was a bit older, but I'll probably chip in anyways.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Well, since were talking about a technique to avoid email rendering limitations, just add some clicks to the Web UI to allow digging in further.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Thanks for the answers! Very helpful.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
What are the clouds of your choice other than Azure? I don't see them mentioned in the tutorial. I'm on Windows but my Python projects are on a Ubuntu VM and I push to AWS, Racksace Coud, dedicated servers, etc. My project can also interact
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Personally, I like the approach of the tutorial. It starts with the amount of code you would usually write if you were to write an API by hand and then simplifies things along the road. At the end it makes it clear how the framework can be
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
My bad, your webhook proposal, thinking of it, would indeed facilitate immensely the integrity between our database and the S3 files. It would require us coding a scheduler. But it would be easy to write and would be way more efficient (tha
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Yeah, we'll manage it exactly as you mention and do some cleanup. As for the idea of webhooks, in our case, we wouldn't need the content, just the meta data. That's what we already do anyway: we only store references to the S3 files we crea
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Hi! Thanks for this update. This addresses a great security concern so that our buckets cannot be abused (especially filled) from outside of our apps. I still have a remaining concern which is more about consistency. If you authorize users
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
Nice! It takes dedication to release something like this. The look is awesome, the atmosphere sounds creepy and intriguing. I haven't played it yet but looking forward to purchase it.
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by jeromeparadis 14y ago
I suppose it really depends on the use case. For example, there aren't probably any tables corresponding to an API call. If I wanted to collect stats on different API calls and other stuff not related to my models, I would prefer avoiding a

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