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by jotto 7y ago
Can you expand on why it would be pretty bad for the US?
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by jotto 7y ago
With this much printing (without requisite gains in GDP), it means there's already a problem, but we don't understand it yet.
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What Hardware and Software Joey Hess Uses (2012)(usesthis.com)
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by jotto 7y ago
For a similar headless Chrome project launched around the same time, but with a price-per-api-request model, see https://www.prerender.cloud/ (PDFs, screenshots, pre-rendering). MRR is about the same.
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The Case Against Reality – Prof. Donald Hoffman on Conscious Agent Theory(youtube.com)
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by jotto 7y ago
Clear your local storage, sessions, cookies, etc. for that particular domain. Chrome "developer tools" -> "application tab" -> "Clear storage"
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by jotto 7y ago
How often do you rotate the IP on the box you're proxying through?
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by jotto 7y ago
Messari | Senior Front End Engineer | New York, NY (NYC) | ONSITE | $130,000 - $175,000 We're building the front-page of crypto and looking for 1-2 experienced and opinionated front-end engineers who enjoy working with ReactJS, care ab
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by jotto 7y ago
some context on the primary ISP in NYC: 1 year ago (2018-07-27) Spectrum got "kicked out of NYC": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17628906 then in April 2019, managed to avoid getting kicked out by agreeing t
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The Ice Lake Benchmark Preview: Inside Intel's 10nm(anandtech.com)
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by jotto 7y ago
Messari | New York, NY (NYC) | Onsite or Remote We surface actionable info about blockchains via an API (time series, current, and real time via WebSockets) and a React web app. This currently includes market data, on-chain data, and qualit
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by jotto 7y ago
or the problem is aggregators (reddit, HN, twitter, fb)
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by jotto 7y ago
Can someone explain the basics? Why buy a bond if it loses money? Why not hold cash?
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New Crypto Rules Likely Coming from U.S. Agencies, Mnuchin Says(bloomberg.com)
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by jotto 7y ago
I can confirm that they do not parse low ranking JavaScript sites , but they will parse higher ranking JavaScript sites. Bots aside (Twitter and Slack still don't parse JS), it is still in your best interest to server-side render or p
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by jotto 7y ago
Are the thermals that bad? My understanding is that they had a bad incident with a 6-core MBP in 2018, but they managed to fix it.
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Ask HN: What software exists for playbooks/runbooks?
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by jotto 8y ago
It's still relevant, just difficult. I think the herd jumped into SPAs before they understood the implications. I was one who jumped in, then tried to automate my way out of client-side slow renders with https://www.roast.io
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by jotto 8y ago
I made a similar attempt at this a couple years ago, to allow browsing the (JavaScript) web with JavaScript disabled. It works by proxying all traffic through a headless Chrome instance... but a screenshot + an image map is even better. ht
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by jotto 8y ago
What's going on with Techcrunch's format here? * Headline * Hero image * Sales pitch for TechCrunch premium * 98 words (598 characters) for this article * seemingly non-sequitur into next article
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by jotto 8y ago
There's also https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome What's causing the rise of these curated lists? Some things I've been pondering: * quality decline of Google search results * less people using
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by jotto 8y ago
might YC be using geoIP to track location trends of, presumably programmer-types, visiting news.ycombinator.com since ~2005?
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Show HN: Pre-render JavaScript apps on CloudFront(github.com)
5 points by jotto 8y ago|0 comments
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Amazon EC2 Now Offers On-Demand Capacity Reservations(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by jotto 8y ago|0 comments
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by jotto 8y ago
I made https://www.roast.io/ because of this. Most of the current SPA frameworks can re-hydrate SSR'd JS without issue, so instead of configuring SSR, just use a headless browser, which is what Roast does.
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by jotto 8y ago
alternatively if you want a SaaS REST API: curl https://service.prerender.cloud/screenshot/https://google.com/ > out.jpg curl https://service.prerender.cloud/pdf/https:&#x2F
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by jotto 8y ago
2 layers of caching: 1. a configurable cache per URL that defaults to 5-minutes (can be disabled or increased up to 1 month) 2. and non-configurable http caching within chrome (cache-control headers), but since the cluster is auto-scaled, t
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by jotto 8y ago
I made a SaaS does this: https://www.prerender.cloud/ curl https://service.prerender.cloud/screenshot/https://google.com/ > out.jpg and a chrome extension that doesn't retur
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by jotto 8y ago
Correct, only the final tier is variable rate; apologies for the confusion. Under 20,000 monthly requests = $9 flat rate ($0.00045) Under 100,000 monthly requests = $40 flat rate ($0.0004) >= 100,000 monthly requests = variable rate @ $0
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by jotto 8y ago
note: prerender.cloud just keeps a pool of instances running, so there is no startup latency, compared to Google Cloud functions

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