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AWS Mobile Hub(aws.amazon.com)
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by joeyspn 11y ago
What are your views on the singularity and transhumanism? Do you think a day will come when we'll have to somewhat trascend our human existence in order to keep up with the pace of tech advancements?
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AWS Lambda Update – Python, VPC, Increased Function Duration, Scheduling(aws.amazon.com)
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Tutum – The Docker Platform for Dev and Ops(tutum.co)
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Maybe something like https://www.tutum.co/ ?
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Material Theme, the most epic theme for Sublime Text 3(github.com)
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50%+ of Income on rent is just ridiculous. Seems like someone needs to read 37signals' book Remote : http://37signals.com/remote/ Some great companies like StackExchange or GitHub read it long ago...
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Not a single app that sprouts from intelectual curiosity is "stupid". It's the use stereotypical marketing wording like "change the world" or "join the revolution" what makes a product (and its founders) l
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No, and in most cases where it has it, it shouldn't... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-QA2rkpBSY
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Parse or Firebase come to my mind... both have very generous starter plans. https://www.firebase.com/docs/rest/quickstart.html https://www.parse.com/docs/rest/guide
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But google throttles requests to popular docs right? I mean, the "Wow, this file seems very popular" thingy... Is there any way to calculate it? Maybe you could pass JMeter [0] or bench-rest [1] so we can have some numbers for ori
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Cool. Is there any API rate limit?
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This kind of behaviour will slowly push patient associations and labs to seek P2P solutions. A platform that connects patients, scientists and independent labs in countries like Japan or Switzerland would cut all the middle-men (pharma, FDA
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I think you meant implementing Meteor's DDP protocol and not the whole Meteor? https://www.meteor.com/ddp
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> I've read the early mailing list archives for Bitcoin to see if I could understand Satoshi's intent in creating Bitcoin. The answer could be here: Thus, bit gold will not be fungible based on a simple function of, for exampl
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by joeyspn 11y ago
Exactly this. The precursor was Szabo's bitgold [0]. Also, the feeling in the community has always been that bitcoin would remain as the gold of the cryptos, used as both money and a commodity with some industrial applications. [0] ht
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It was probably Instagram before they moved to FB datacenters, with around 150-200 million monthly users ... http://instagram-engineering.tumblr.com/post/89992572022/mig...
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PHP? They're known for being a huge Django (Python) success. Or did fb converted them to HipHop?
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Loads of recognition for erlang, but not a single word about ejabberd in the article...
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> Transactions are FREE (the fee is always zero) How would you deal with DDoS attacks? Taking down a ledger like this could be easy...
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If you've been following the crypto 2.0 space you'll know that a lot of ideas have popped up for IoT and embedded smart contracts. For instance, washing machines or fridges that detect that are running low on X and automatically p
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It makes sense what Sa.... (cough) Szabo says in that article... If the big guys really want to build a true "Internet of Money/Assets" two basic things will be required: 1. A common standard 2. Global openness Surely they ca
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Barclays and UBS have been both recently giving the eye to Ethereum. My bet is that they are going to go for Ethereum, maybe with a fork a la IBM, and put it behind a firewall .
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Nice project, but after sharing flat for 15 years with people from all over the world I've learned that the flatmate that doesn't click with you, can perfectly click with another roomie. So I doubt the tool will be accurate, it&#x
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Ionic has started to feel native only recently, but I agree that React Native for iOS (and now Android) sounds like a superior alternative. I'm very tempted to try it in my next project.
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> But it will look like an HTML website. This is simply not true anymore. For simple CRUD apps, our customers can't tell the difference between a native app and an Ionic app. The ionic team has done a great job simulating the native
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Cool story, but... the true hacker solution is fully automated and uses computer vision: https://github.com/crockpotveggies/tinderbox =)
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You are considered a full-stack dev if you're able to build and ship the basic layers that form a working app: - Front-end (UI) - Back-end - Database The prime example of a full-stack framework is Meteor, where you have all those 3 p
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Purported HTC One A9 Benchmark Confirms Ten-Core Processor, 4GB of RAM(pocketnow.com)
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> The Bitcoin hype machine can't answer one simple question - why do Bitcoins have any value? They can't give a rational answer to this. The answer is simple: Because there's enough number of people that agrees to use it a

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